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by cschneid 7d ago
Also seems very similar to Paperclip ( https://paperclipai.net/ ). It's a "company" with an org chart of agents.
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by cschneid 8d ago
Why? Water for flushing is nice for hygiene in the most common case of short outages. And there's very little storage annoyance - heck if you need a bucket for a project, you dump it out and fill it back up from the hose when done. Dri
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by cschneid 4mo ago
Odd lots podcast had an interesting snippet about an financial institution that uses AI to make loan decisions. The guest said that they only use it on applicants who were rejected in the traditional sequence, and then uses AI to accept the
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by cschneid 7mo ago
Can this take vague ideas, do iterative design with me, and breakdown tasks to then pass off to agents to build? I was playing with a very similar project recently that was more focused on a high level input ("Build a new whatever dash
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by cschneid 7mo ago
I have been using Superset ( https://superset.sh/ ) and it has worked really well to automate creating & deleting worktrees, with their own terminals, and keeping everything organized. Great for running work in parallel.
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by cschneid 8mo ago
I agree, I have 'written' a handful of rubocop rules that are hyper specific to the codebase I work on. I never would have bothered before claude code. Stuff like using out custom logger correctly, or to not use Rails.env because
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by cschneid 10mo ago
so apparently they have custom hardware that is basically absolutely gigantic chips - across the scale of a whole wafer at a time. Presumably they keep the entire model right on chip, in effectively L3 cache or whatever. So the memory bandw
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by cschneid 10mo ago
Yes this is the output speed. Code just flashes onto the page, it's pretty impressive. They've claimed repeatedly in their discord that they don't quantize models. The speed of things does change how you interact with it I th
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by cschneid 1y ago
I find AI is most useful at the ancillary extra stuff. Things that I'd never get to myself. Little scripts of course, but more like "it'd be nice to rename this entire feature / db table / tests to better match the
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by cschneid 1y ago
So it's a pig butchering scam basically. but you 'earn' your money, so it feels even more valid to put in some money to get it back?
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by cschneid 1y ago
mind sharing that template? Sounds nice.
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by cschneid 1y ago
weird - I had never heard of Jellycats as a brand, but last night I went to go buy a second copy of my toddler's favorite lovey (since the first will inevitably get ruined at some point... thinking ahead). And it was a jellycat brand,
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by cschneid 1y ago
A few thoughts after ~5 minutes: * I like how the map moves around. It helps nail down relationships to neighbors * I don't mind a few extra "Where's canada", even though it's not that useful * I'd like the pau
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by cschneid 2y ago
In the US, I don't believe morse is required for any tier of license anymore. For sure, I have my general and don't know it.
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by cschneid 2y ago
A dipole is a very simple antenna, and pretty efficient. There are other shorter options that have worse performance too, but perhaps more suitable for an adhoc tree deployment. (random wire, EFHW) (I know you know this, but just adding in.
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by cschneid 2y ago
In 2021 I lost a good chunk of weight the old fashioned way. From 250ish to 215. I did it with "good old fashioned working out and not eating more". It was a miserable, white-knuckle experience. I was eating healthy food, enough c
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by cschneid 2y ago
I generally support this. When dealing with API endpoints especially I like to wrap them in a class that ends up being. I also like having nested data structures as their own class sometimes too. Depends on complexity & need of course.
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by cschneid 2y ago
It seems sort of weird to keep pushing the chat interface so hard into programming. For 'real' usage, it seems like Cursor or Aider approaches work better, since you end up having AI write code, you manually edit, AI updates furth
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by cschneid 2y ago
I just wish my QTH was quieter. I have so much interference here it's not worth doing anything other than FT8 / JS8Call here. On the other hand, the Icom7300 is totally fine used semi-portably out at a campsite. It runs on battery
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by cschneid 2y ago
This made me think of a question I've had for a bit now. What is the cheapest way to get a grid of buttons that wires into a laptop (mac if it matters) to play sound effects? My wife is a teacher and would really enjoy hitting a button
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by cschneid 2y ago
also there are legal ways to force somebody to give up a title without their consent. Lawsuits, divorce and so on.
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by cschneid 2y ago
There are some hybrid RTS/First Person Shooter games sorta like that. A commander who can place buildings or resources, and ping locations, and has a birds eye view, and then grunts on the ground trying to do what's actually neede
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by cschneid 2y ago
I work on a codebase that's at least 10 years old, and has thousands of files. Aider by comparison can't even load files into context due to its slowness with this many files. There's too much subtlety and home-grown weirdnes
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by cschneid 2y ago
I have been playing with plandex off and on for a bit now, and I like it's approach. It's not trying to be a fully automated developer, but it does a lot more than copilot does. The biggest use I have used it for was to wrap unit
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by cschneid 2y ago
Yeah, I'm glad they started including built in gpu so there's something there, but beyond booting to a desktop I wouldn't use this graphics for anything else. But if you're just running a screen and compiling rust, tha
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by cschneid 2y ago
I looked at upgrading my existing AMD based system's ram for this purpose, but found out my mobo/cpu only supports 128gb of ram. Lots, but not as much as I had hoped I could shove in there.
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by cschneid 2y ago
My dad has survived ~10 years now with ALK lung cancer due to this family of drugs. It was surprise stage 4, with no warning. Had a 6 month prognosis, but instead he's still with us and doing really well.
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by cschneid 2y ago
This particular lung cancer is a known, specific mutation and is unrelated to smoking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ALK_positive_lung_cancer#Epide...
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by cschneid 2y ago
When it came out, its signup bonus was quite generous, and its points could be redeemed for a lot of value if you used them right (travel). It's less generous now, but still pretty solid. The big one is that points can be used for 1.5x
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by cschneid 3y ago
$1.2 million seems so low of a dollar amount, for an multi year effort. Isn't that just like... 1 engineer's salary? $150k/year, 1.5x multiplier to account for benefits and other expenses of hiring somebody.

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