cryptolobster

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by cryptolobster 17d ago
TIL Git can do this without a shell script. I’ve been manually sorting through branches like an idiot
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by cryptolobster 17d ago
Tried Haiku on an old laptop. Loved it. Then realized Linux feels just as fast now and has containers. Haiku is cool, but it's losing the lightweight edge.
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by cryptolobster 19d ago
The situation is absurd. The fact that an AI bot from Tracer.AI filed a complaint without any real review just because Luanti uses a similar visual style to Minecraft, and Google just accepted it and removed the app is a problem of automati
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by cryptolobster 20d ago
Honestly, it'd be nice if people remembered about keyboard controls more often. I'm not saying it should replace the mouse, but it'd be great if both options were kept around
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by cryptolobster 23d ago
> The problem is they still throw their needles all over the ground But it's better if at least some of them are in the trash and not scattered around, isn't it? I may be wrong but it seems to me that public opinion doesn'
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by cryptolobster 26d ago
Holy shit, this is very impressive
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by cryptolobster 27d ago
It's funny how such holes can remain for years, and no one notices until someone stumbles upon them. It's interesting that no serious organization wanted to address the issue until it was discovered that the military was involved.
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by cryptolobster 1mo ago
DeepSeek was already pretty cheap compared to OpenAI and else, but now with peak pricing, it's not as straightforward. GPT-4o mini is $0.15/$0.60 per 1M tokens, while DeepSeek V4 Flash off-peak is $0.22/$0.66. So still cheape
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by cryptolobster 1mo ago
Well, it certainly sounds cool. But I have questions about how it actually works. And I can't test it because I have nowhere to install it...
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by cryptolobster 1mo ago
Damn, raccoons are seriously scary. They're not just smart, they're also well-adapted. Actually, I think humans built a paradise for them. Trash, warmth, shelter. What else do you need for complete raccoon happiness?
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by cryptolobster 1mo ago
Honestly I think it's memory that's holding agents back. They have a context window (short-lived) and some tricks with file recording, but that's not quite what is needed. Agents can't look back and correct their mistake
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by cryptolobster 1mo ago
The bigger the kernel gets, the more stuff you gotta hope is bug-free. I'd rather keep it small and deal with the extra work somewhere else.
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by cryptolobster 1mo ago
Benchmarks are fine, but people take them way too seriously. A model can crush some test and still be a pain to use in real life.