beastman82

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by beastman82 6d ago
that's boxen in my case and I'm sure others
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by beastman82 9d ago
Meanwhile, this site is covered with ads that are impossible to close
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by beastman82 13d ago
can't second ninfer enough. amazing tech
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by beastman82 14d ago
I've had the opposite experience where we're refactoring the gnarliest shit anyone's ever seen because AI can actually understand it well enough to decompose, test, refactor, etc.
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by beastman82 1mo ago
Genuinely curious why. I'm not a Googler and don't follow closely.
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by beastman82 2mo ago
It has a new name!
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by beastman82 2mo ago
Not sure if it changed but this is written by NYTimes. FWIW I think the WSJ is the best news source available and does not match this description.
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by beastman82 2mo ago
patent: https://patents.google.com/patent/US7680791B2
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by beastman82 3mo ago
this is the idea of opusplan https://code.claude.com/docs/en/model-config#opusplan-model-...
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by beastman82 3mo ago
...except self driving, where Tesla and Waymo have enormous leads
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by beastman82 3mo ago
I posted elsewhere but if you have more space try gemma4 31b
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by beastman82 3mo ago
I second unsloth models. I'm using them over blackwell-oriented nvfp4 models as they are (empirically) top quality and performance.
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by beastman82 3mo ago
FWIW I'm running gemma4 31b on my 5090 and it's pretty great as well. QAT, MTP, 128k context. I liked Qwen 3.6 27b too, it just seems that Gemma4 is a bit underrated.
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by beastman82 3mo ago
Chrome OS Flex has worked out nicely for my mother-in-law's potato
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by beastman82 3mo ago
When you leave for the competition
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by beastman82 3mo ago
No UI like their competitors Claude CoWork or Codex. This is vaporware
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by beastman82 3mo ago
what are the shield issues? I've had 2 of them for 10 years and I haven't noticed anything.
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by beastman82 3mo ago
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, for those who are missing basic writing standards.
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by beastman82 3mo ago
Unless he's the only rich person on earth who can't figure out how to bribe, this will happen.
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by beastman82 4mo ago
Well yeah they're presenting an irrational argument to benefit the few.
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by beastman82 4mo ago
*and their employees, who depend on the company to be healthy as a central economic tenet of their employment. This really isn't debatable
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by beastman82 4mo ago
Read "Not everyone will approve of this" section. You are not free to make any of these decisions on behalf of your employer.
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by beastman82 4mo ago
This is an ethical disgrace and everyone involved should be ashamed.
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by beastman82 4mo ago
I simply cannot click such a domain name
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by beastman82 4mo ago
"sbt --client" is really fast for me, and I'm using derivation and implicit scope etc. super warm JVM, incremental compiles.
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by beastman82 4mo ago
he and I share the same favorite programming book and until now I didn't know anyone else in this boat: Functional Programming in Scala
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by beastman82 5mo ago
I love python and go, not sure what you're inferring. I'm not excited that people wrote their widget with it.
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by beastman82 5mo ago
True. I think I'm ready to accept it. I guess I should have given up when everyone was bragging about writing rust and go.
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by beastman82 5mo ago
They've been crawling the web since inception
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by beastman82 5mo ago
I'm guessing the population of Lewiston would welcome an employer of 30 jobs

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