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by faxmeyourcode 3d ago
Firefox desktop and mobile let you install addons like https://darkreader.org/ which work great.
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by faxmeyourcode 17d ago
Cloudflare mostly because workers and durable objects are so cheap.
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Defending Against an Active Threat to Siemens S7 Series PLCs(cisa.gov)
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by faxmeyourcode 27d ago
This is so cool! I'm having trouble thinking of all the different use cases and potential issues with this, but I don't think anyone has done something like this before. Great work
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by faxmeyourcode 28d ago
It's already here! https://www.atlassian.com/software/rovo-dev
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by faxmeyourcode 29d ago
Nice! The idea of having a friday leetcode problem for my team has been kicked around to try and keep us on our toes when it comes to solving these style problems and preventing atrophy of this part of our brain. Might try wrapping this cli
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by faxmeyourcode 1mo ago
It's not clear to me from the article, are they asking sol to output bounding box coordinates with some kind of structured outputs? Anecdotal but I've seen it use python to crop, zoom, and "enhance" (fiddle with sharpnes
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by faxmeyourcode 1mo ago
I built macrosforhumans.com because I had been using cronometer since 2020 on and off and was familiar with tracking macros but always hated the entry. Measurement is something that you have to do regardless but the annoyance of having to s
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by faxmeyourcode 1mo ago
Compaction, busting the cache, and other issues like that will lose significance when you're running at 15k tokens per second like chatjimmy. Very interesting to think about what will change in the future.
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by faxmeyourcode 2mo ago
Apparently there was a gathering of harp guitarists here in North Little Rock at a guitar shop that recently opened just down the street from where I live last year: https://www.harpguitars.net/2025/11/29/hgg2
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by faxmeyourcode 2mo ago
I've definitely noticed 5.6 sol being extremely trigger happy in ways other models, even 5.5, we're not. I would definitely categorize a few small incidents at work where it performed "actions a reasonable user would likely n
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by faxmeyourcode 3mo ago
I feel like another comparison worth looking at is purely cost. Capability per dollar is something I care about: Opus API $5/$25 Sonnet API $5/$15 Haiku API $1/$5 GLM 5.2 API $1.4/$4.4 So you&
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by faxmeyourcode 3mo ago
A town I grew up in went absolutely crazy with roundabouts over the last 10 years or so. They built them everywhere. Most are pretty straightforward and they simplify traffic a ton but there were some bad design choices made. Take this simi
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by faxmeyourcode 3mo ago
I work a lot with databases, but only a couple times have I really messed with time series stuff. I've enjoyed reading your list of tricks and it's gotten me interested in playing around with writing my own toy database to just ex
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by faxmeyourcode 3mo ago
Somebody else in the thread brought up the benefit of snapshotting a database at a point in time stores not only the state of execution but also the code, etc. That is a unique benefit I'd be interested in exploring over storing your o
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by faxmeyourcode 3mo ago
I aggree - I'm not understanding the value of the project either if you look at the example here https://github.com/microsoft/pg_durable/blob/main/examples/i... It's an interesting technic
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by faxmeyourcode 3mo ago
This feels like the wrong solution to an age old problem solved by the DAG schedulers like Apache Airflow for a while now. Why would I want to store my control flow in the database and not in code? It feels strange. Not trying to dismiss th
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by faxmeyourcode 4mo ago
I had a hunch that opus 4.7 hedged more than other models - and it turns out it's true model total_claims hedged_count hedged_pct claude-opus-4-7 1000 451 45.1 sonar-pro
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by faxmeyourcode 4mo ago
An HP 50g was my calculator of choice, and the whole RPN style really rubbed off on me. Plus it had more advanced symbolic algebra capabilities than a ti83 equivalent. I enjoyed learning common lisp, scheme, racket, etc through high school
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by faxmeyourcode 5mo ago
How does it compare to mythos?
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by faxmeyourcode 6mo ago
Wow, I didn't realize some RFID could reach 15 feet out - that's good to know. I naively thought you essentially had to be touching the surface of the tag.
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by faxmeyourcode 6mo ago
If you treat LLMs as generic transformers, you can fine tune with a ton of examples of input output pairs. For messy input data with lots of examples already built, this is ideal. At my day job we have experimented with fine tuned transform
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by faxmeyourcode 7mo ago
Especially for super constrained applications. I don't care if the language model that I use for my extremely specific business domain can solve PhD math or remember the works of Shakespeare. I'd trade all of that for pure task sp
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by faxmeyourcode 7mo ago
Labeling or categorization tasks like this are the bread and butter of small fine tuned models. Especially if you need outputs in a specific json format or whatever. I did an experiment where I did very simple SFT on Mistral 7b and it was e
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by faxmeyourcode 7mo ago
> Filip also told me that he asked Claude to continue on the even case after the odd case had been resolved. “But there after a while it seemed to get stuck. In the end, it was not even able to write and run explore programs correctly an
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by faxmeyourcode 7mo ago
Yea, I agree. The dataset is < 100MB... so duckdb can very easily handle this on an old macbook air. https://duckdb.org/2025/05/19/the-lost-decade-of-small-data
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by faxmeyourcode 7mo ago
Neel, this is really cool. How long have you been working on this, and where did you guys get inspiration from? Did you work on vlms earlier or something like that? Just curious. Also, thanks for choosing a technical blog post for presentin
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by faxmeyourcode 7mo ago
I love the idea behind MyVisualRoutine as a father with a disabled kiddo, thanks for sharing. The app is beautiful - much better than I could build - what tech is it using if you don't mind me asking? Is it flutter, react native, somet
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by faxmeyourcode 7mo ago
Love this. An example of complete and total dominion over the machine. Great quote here too lol > Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to man. For this he was chained to a rock and tortured for eternity.
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by faxmeyourcode 7mo ago
Everybody is different, I simply cannot stand the sight of chatgpt styled writing. Give me paragraphs.

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