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by fschuett 6d ago
I only used their "DeepWiki" automatic docs, they are pretty decent at getting an overview of a large project and are relatively accurate, with diagrams and anything. Haven't tried out their coding agent stuff.
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by fschuett 6d ago
Yeah I think the "wrong feeling" is just that this could, in theory, be O(1) with something like: pics[Math.random() * len(pics)] ... assuming that random() gives you a number from 0..1 - but that's why it feels "
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by fschuett 15d ago
They got that from Anime seasons. Every prompt has yet another cliffhanger to keep you hooked. But the Season II story arc where Claude-chan fights the NsPasteboard boss battle on the journey to the UIViewMainController, I thought that was
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by fschuett 15d ago
I just go over the comments with Gemini 3.1 Pro at the end which has a much more normal "voice" and it doesn't lose nuance as a cheap model would. I don't care so much about what Claude writes during the debugging as I j
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by fschuett 16d ago
Maybe we should think about laws to make this "scraping without caching" behaviour punishable, i.e. "if AI companies do scrape sites, they're required to implement caching and use the most efficient method and not abuse
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by fschuett 25d ago
> They don't need GPUs to render, megabytes of RAM to run They do these days, because you still need a terminal emulator and those are then basically GUIs in themselves. Ain't the 80s anymore :^)
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by fschuett 26d ago
The software model has to however be easy for agents to debug in a loop, then it works very well. I recently got Fable to take a desktop app (AzWriter[1] - screenshot Mac: https://imgur.com/31DBG04 + Linux https:/&#x2
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by fschuett 28d ago
I used it in https://fschutt.github.io/printpdf for the HTML-to-PDF layout, just as a note. It is very useful, thanks for your work. Good luck on Blitz.
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by fschuett 28d ago
https://github.com/dylanede/cassowary-rs but it's not that great on performance once you have like 1000+ constraints (used that library last in 2018 / 2019? maybe it has improved). I think https://
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by fschuett 1mo ago
> I suddenly imagine a zip format with built-in git. Does this already exist? OSTree, SQLite (single file DB), OCIRepository, git bundle. But it depends if you rather need code diffs or just versioning of large binary blobs (an image edi
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by fschuett 1mo ago
I can only say how I did this in the Azul GUI framework[1] (note: not production ready yet), which may be close to what you're describing. So in Azul, you do this: class DataModel: def __init__(self, counter): self.coun
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by fschuett 2mo ago
Democracy is when you just try and try again and again until it passes with 51/49. Then its democratic and legitimized and only evil terrorists would oppose those laws we have all democratically agreed upon. Also, see the case of http
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by fschuett 3mo ago
Ju vill accept your EU Government ID tracking and ju vill like it! Or else!
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by fschuett 4mo ago
When it comes to the overarching ideology of the techbros, "In Pursuit of the Metaverse" by Dr. Douglas Mark Haugen is a much better read than this encyclical. On the other hand, if he doesn't condemn Gaudium et Spes to the
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by fschuett 5mo ago
Thanks for the list. I like these lists, so I can put them into a .md file, then launch "one agent per file" on my codebase and see if they can find anything similar to the mentioned CVEs. Rust won't catch it, but now the age
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by fschuett 5mo ago
The trillion dollar "Computer Use" model could not figure out how to configure audio outputs in Microsoft Teams. It then model-collapsed when trying to configure an HP printer. AGI was postponed, we'll get back to this after
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by fschuett 6mo ago
No, it was caused by Israeli eschatological psychosis.
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by fschuett 6mo ago
Are there any AEO (Agent Engine Optimization) docs or metrics someone has tried to say "we're getting x% amount more hits from agent since we started doing this?". I've discovered some projects only because Gemini recomm
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by fschuett 6mo ago
Slightly off-topic, but I recently tested some tool and it turns out Opus is far cheaper than Sonnet, because it produces way less output tokens and those are what's expensive. It's also much slower than Opus (I did 9 runs to comp
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by fschuett 6mo ago
My prediction is that the US war with Iran will lead to severe oil / gas shortages, which will be devastating for the German industry (think job loss, not necessarily people freezing to death). This year the winter started at 75% gas r
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by fschuett 7mo ago
> It is illegal Only (?) in America. In the EU, scraping is legal by default unless explicitly opted out with machine-readable instructions like robots.txt. That covers "training input". For training output, the rule is: "
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by fschuett 7mo ago
Well, they can already do that, I got my bank account frozen in early January, so I had a personal experience of what that feels like in practice. I wanted to pay for a bed for a cheap hostel late at night, in the middle of January, I tried
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by fschuett 7mo ago
Ted Kaczynski was right about technology
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by fschuett 7mo ago
Certain politicians that are concerned about "the young people are being radicalized online" about certain topics, uncomfortable to said politicians (left / right dialectic doesn't matter, especially not in America). The
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by fschuett 7mo ago
You're absolutely right! I appreciate you bringing this geopolitical bottleneck of "can't we just invade Russia?" to my attention. It’s important to approach global domination with a nuanced perspective.
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by fschuett 7mo ago
Okay, so will companies now vibe-code a Linux-like license-washed kernel, to get rid of the GPL? > The Linux driver is almost certainly in the LLM's training data. Yes, and? Isn't Stallmans first freedom the "freedom to st
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by fschuett 7mo ago
IronCalc to the rescue? https://www.ironcalc.com/
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by fschuett 9mo ago
I once had an idea to build an "probabilistic routing" system that "predicts" the likelihood of arriving at your destination. I.e. "you have a 85% likelihood of arriving in Berlin over Route Y instead of the officia
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by fschuett 10mo ago
You are looking for https://azul.rs - which I wrote to finally fix this whole "Electron" situation: https://azul.rs/reftest It's not ready yet (it does layout HTML semi-properly, but it still need
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by fschuett 10mo ago
> "You can't do free volunteer work for unrelated party A and then turn around to unrelated party B and demand that they pay you for that." The parties are absolutely not "unrelated". You are missing that, at lea

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