codegladiator

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by codegladiator 9mo ago
And now Perplexity has mailed all of those "free" users to add a "card" (wont charge now) to continue with its free pro offer. Apart from airtel perplexity ran a lot of college based programs where students were basicall
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by codegladiator 9mo ago
vlc
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by codegladiator 9mo ago
Well the "software" folks started it, I met a full stack engineer the other day, that word used to have some meaning as well.
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by codegladiator 9mo ago
Is this LaTeX Quine ?
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by codegladiator 9mo ago
llm generated comment
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by codegladiator 9mo ago
https://github.com/josdejong/jsonrepair might be useful ( i am not the author )
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by codegladiator 9mo ago
Its a "tool call" definition in their code named 'execute_javascript', which takes in a "code" parameter and executes it. The code here being provided by the LLM which is not sitting locally. So that code is n
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by codegladiator 9mo ago
That's the javascript included in the plugin crx. This is about code retrieved over API being executed (so that code being run cannot be approved by chrome webstore team)
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by codegladiator 9mo ago
How did chrome webstore team approve use of eval/new function in chrome plugin ? Isn't that against their tos ? Execute JavaScript code in the context of the current page
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by codegladiator 9mo ago
been using iterm for 10 years. Didn't update recently. claude code is the only new factor in my setup. I can visibly predict as i am using claude code when its about to happen (when conversation goes above 200 messages and then uses su
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by codegladiator 9mo ago
Not on GPU, I think it's just paged memory. You are right claude-code isn't running the model locally. Today I've had to kill it 5 times till now. edit: https://ibb.co/Fbn8Q3pb that's the 6th
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by codegladiator 9mo ago
Its vram or something makes the OS completely busy even I have only 32 gb ram. task manager shows 100+ gbs forcing to terminate
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by codegladiator 9mo ago
> With Opus 4.5, Claude Code feels like having a god-level engineer beside you. Opinionated but friendly. Zero ego. Who keeps forgetting variable names and function calling conventions it used 4 seconds ago while using 136 GBs of ram for
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by codegladiator 9mo ago
There is a reasonable argument that your question is at least NP, and plausibly NP-hard or harder depending on how you formalize the verification oracle.
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by codegladiator 10mo ago
their cli agent only takes 136 gbs of ram and is now giving head to head competition to chrome browser
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by codegladiator 10mo ago
happens all the time
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by codegladiator 10mo ago
Is this a monthly post now ? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44766031 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45260596
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by codegladiator 11mo ago
Logging is a hack now ?
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by codegladiator 11mo ago
There is always a burden of deployment of assets
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by codegladiator 11mo ago
Each passion project should be built in the language most suitable for that project, not based on love.
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by codegladiator 11mo ago
They haven't listed SES there yet in the affected services on their status page
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by codegladiator 11mo ago
Yeah I don't know what your definition of human is, but in my definition of when comparing something to an average human, knowing a name is an innate quality. If a human is consistently forgetting names I will think something is wrong
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by codegladiator 11mo ago
It cannot be both. A system with superhuman capabilities cannot make basic mistakes consistently. (like forgetting a name as it moves from generating 1st line to 3rd line). LLMs are a great tool, but the narrative around them is not healthy
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by codegladiator 11mo ago
The problem is that this "comparison" is being used both ways, on one hand LLM leaders tell you "smarter than the smartest", and then it makes very pretty obvious mistakes and the leaders are like even an "average&q
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by codegladiator 1y ago
Across the last 18 years I've been working on many different projects with different material systems; my journey looked like wood framing → steel → reinforced concrete → precast → mass timber → structural steel → composite materials →
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by codegladiator 1y ago
Well myspace didn't have any issues, did it ?
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by codegladiator 1y ago
This is pushing the limits to identify the boundaries
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by codegladiator 1y ago
Good read. Reminds me of the 1 billion row aggregation challenge, especially the perfect hashing part, all the top entries all used it. https://github.com/gunnarmorling/1brc
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by codegladiator 1y ago
that depends on what you mean by "can" and "git" and "handle" and "recursion"
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by codegladiator 1y ago
> ```markdown-ui-widget { "type": "button-group", "id": "plan", "label": "Plan", "choices": ["Brainstorm", "Review", "Launch"], "def

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