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alentred
5d ago
> When we detect signals that you may be under 18 Excellent. So, I can trigger that by asking why my mum wants me back at home by 10PM?
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alentred
6d ago
> I have had three mirrorless Sony cameras (albeit two secondhand) Wait wait wait. Secondhand you say? We need to dig into that now. Was it a purchase by a binding agreement? Was it an original camera or did the owner made a 3D-printed c
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7d ago
-= CAUTION, SPOILERS =- This got me on "cyanide blue", and I was ROLLING ON THE FLOOR LAUGHING on "Approaching usage limit". I can barely stop laughing now and my stomach hurts. I mean, Thank You!
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alentred
8d ago
Remember when everything was iSomething? The original iPod and iPhone created a real trend back then. Seems like many AI products ride the same wave now. Open WebUI, OpenHands, OpenUI. I am a bit more dubious about this affiliation, though.
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8d ago
I would be very interested in a similar benchmark for *KV cache* quantizations. I use Qwen3.8 27B Q4_K_M for coding sometimes and therefore need a relatively long context. I settled on q8_0 because it is the only way to fit the model + 100k
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alentred
14d ago
Which probably explains why it is a good idea to use distinct LLMs for generation and review. Like, generate code with Codex/Sol and review it with Claude/Opus for example.
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15d ago
I am using DNS filtering on mobile, and noticed a new trend on some websites that detect an ad blocker: they force a browser native alert message which effectively blocks the page, followed by a page reload when the alert is dismissed. Wond
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15d ago
If the new feature looks random and unexpected and causes users to go to Reddit -the developer is doing terribly bad UX, and equally bad marketing and customer support. A proper announcement done the day of the release, or an embedded notif
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OpenHands: Self-hosted control center for coding agents
(openhands.dev)
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23d ago
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alentred
25d ago
With so many AI product launches, I don't even understand anymore what's serious and what's a joke. Collectively many recent product launches look like we are building a big lab to study sociology using British humour, utteri
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1mo ago
You do realize that there is a large spectrum of occupations between a self-employed software developer, and a "corporate NPC", don't you? And, do you really reject all counterarguments outright, like you heard all of them al
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Software engineering at a proprietary trading company
(newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com)
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1mo ago
It is worth mentioning that there are other options like NextDNS and similar, which complement uBO(L) nicely.
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alentred
1mo ago
Oh, thank you for telling me this. Trying it out now.
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alentred
1mo ago
Oh, goody goody goody! Can't wait for a Q4M with *MTP* support. Does anyone know if there are plans for it? I am currently using Qwen 3.6 on RTX 3090 and I have to admit that without MTP it would be too slow to be acceptable for me (30
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1mo ago
I am not sure I understand, how is this different from a devcontainer or other similar techniques? On another topic, can't help but notice that "leading coding agents" somehow does not include Pi.
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alentred
1mo ago
Great article. Nice pragmatic and cool-head take on what is going on. Thank you for posting this. Side note: I so forgot about the "Don't make me think" book! Thanks for reminding this exists. I submit this should be part of
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alentred
1mo ago
A good example of how a wrong assumption ruins something (in tech, products, and life in general). I love the feature idea, but the assumption that a sudden brisk run equals theft obviously ruined it. Well, easy for us to say in retrospect,
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2mo ago
You seem to contradict yourself, or at least actually support the OP's point. If you don't define yourself with your job, but have other self-identities outside, there is nothing sad about having different takes to the amount of p
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2mo ago
Oh wow, not so long ago the sentiment was exactly opposite. Python community was struggling with tools and everyone wished to have `gofmt` for Python. Granted, this is a linter, not a formatter, but my larger point is I am glad that Python
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2mo ago
100% agree, I am upgrading my projects now. And yet, I have mixed feelings about this. I like to think that when I (was) writing code myself, I applied a great deal of intuition to decide when to skip or ignore some rule. On the hand, I als
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2mo ago
Did I miss something? Aren't public key are supposed to be public? To be clear, that's an honest question, not sarcasm of anything. I only assume I don't know about some corner case with SSH or something? Because we have thos
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2mo ago
I am pretty sure SpaceX already booked "Skynet" for the name of their next Grok model. It is fitting on so many levels.
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2mo ago
Professional techie and amateur bowler here. I am bowling on old-ish lanes, and the stats we have beyond the score is... well, ball speed only and it barely works on half of the lanes only. I doubt that our alley would ever agree to install
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alentred
2mo ago
I think it does. It sounds generally human to me. And I am not an American FWIW.
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alentred
2mo ago
That's a trick question. Should we include the tokens consumed by the organizers' AI to validate the submissions? AI-generated comments in the discussion thread?
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2mo ago
I fear another related possibility. With *so* much money on the table, if this new industry shrinks or collapses, it is hard to believe that it will collapse same way dot-com did, and instead investors will seek to protect their capital who
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2mo ago
You could say it works perfectly well, it is identifying indeed. Of Claude and of people who use Claude's raw output instead of expressing themselves.
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alentred
2mo ago
> 67 themes Hm. Most users usually need 0 or 1 of those at a time. Makes me question other choices in there.
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2mo ago
Preach. I would love to see all email like this. I learnt this in my very first work place and will never get the trend of starting every email with "I hope you are doing well". I live and work in France, and oh boy... It's j
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