ghshephard

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by ghshephard 6d ago
I guess in my case it makes sense because - I used the Apple Watch Ultra as ... a watch. The only two "non-watch" features that I really ever used were: - Find my Iphone/Make it beep. That stopped working once I disabled
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by ghshephard 7d ago
Just go type questions into the playground - leave "diffusion effect" on - you can see it for every question. https://chat.inceptionlabs.ai/
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by ghshephard 7d ago
Absolutely 100% not true. I have colleagues in 4 "FAANG adjacent" companies plus the one I work at - zero of them have any faith in Enterprise Agreements from either OpenAI or Anthropic. There's a reason why people spend
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by ghshephard 7d ago
All I can say with certainty that the legal team at our typical Multi-Billion dollar Silicon Valley company had zero faith in any licensing arrangements with Anthropic or OpenAI, regardless of they $$$ involved, and that even getting to t
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by ghshephard 7d ago
If you are interested in the sandbox element, and space, and building - but want character - Satisfactory pulled me in for roughly 1200 hours over three years. I"ve got the scenery, and new discovery's burned in to my brain - el
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by ghshephard 7d ago
Correct thread - The Casio F-91W is the "FlipPhone" of watches. Going Retro on all our electronics. Retro Phone, Retro Watch, just walk away from the insane consumerism gadgetitis and find what makes you happy.
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by ghshephard 7d ago
100% every word you wrote. I watched the Apple video. Thought it would be great to have this amazing GPS capable watch, with a cellular phone (that, I will confess, I did use three or four times and it was really good) - maps, remote fi
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by ghshephard 7d ago
I've been rocking out a Casio F-91W (Retails new for $23) for about 3 months now - And all the annoyance I had with with my Apple Watch Ultra (16 hour battery, constant annoyance to upgrade, endless and useless notifications) - is gone
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by ghshephard 8d ago
If this is a "wake up call" - then your legal team needs immediate education. First - there is this - https://openai.com/policies/how-your-data-is-used-to-improve... (linked from the Navier Stokes writeup) I
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by ghshephard 8d ago
Because they solved different problems, and where there was overlap, the solutions look different?
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by ghshephard 8d ago
This feels like a concept that keeps getting rediscovered over and over. Feels like giving Agents (and their humans) a repository to throw ideas at (along with maturity, gates, context, implementation status, etc...) is going to be one of
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by ghshephard 8d ago
Not just a model - It's a diffusion model. Instead of Next Token prediction it builds the entire page at once and then denoises it. Kind of mind blowing when you watch it happen.
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by ghshephard 1mo ago
Have you run into scenarios where a simple view doesn't accomplish what you require? I always feel like views do everything I want - because the speed is so great, the full recompute isn't that big a deal. Maybe it's a bigg
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by ghshephard 1mo ago
Holdonasec - I can list roughly (looking through my bookmarks and counting) - about 20sh different forum type sites with discussion (reddit, anand, verge, slashdot, ars, strachery, etc...) - None of them I like as much as HN. Why would tr
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by ghshephard 1mo ago
Everyone gets $125 / month budget (compared to the $5k/month people get for coding LLMS) - it's pretty rare for anyone to get even close - maybe some of the administrative assistant who do nothing but type into CoWork all day
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by ghshephard 1mo ago
Our InfoSec teams are insanely restrictive. No Claude Code out of Sandboxes, MCP servers hyper locked down, etc.... I think your reservations are really good - but - at the end of the day - I need to do work - and CoWork does it for m
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by ghshephard 1mo ago
I do not want to confess how often I just drop in and change the order of my approximately dozen or so keys at the end of the ssh config file just to get the ones I want up to the top of the list.
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by ghshephard 1mo ago
So, I have this which I use about once a day: vis () { vim ~/.ssh/config } But - we have around 250k hosts in about 42 datacenters, some of them going back 8+ years, built by different teams - not everything has b
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by ghshephard 1mo ago
I don't think there has been a single month in the last 5 years that I haven't had to figure out which public-key was used to authenticate me to a host via `ssh -vv` - often to let someone else who is failing to connect know which
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by ghshephard 1mo ago
Claude CoWork absolutely dominates - I use it continuously now when connecting to mail, calendar, jira, google docs - any type of knowledge work. Almost everyone I know (at work) who does "Knowledge work" type stuff (as opposed
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by ghshephard 1mo ago
So - presumably you have another site in mind that is better. I'd be intrigued to know which one you would recommend.
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by ghshephard 1mo ago
I'm guessing my brain has been permanently warped by working in a hashistack environment for the last 5+ years. All of these KV pairs are always either in a consul (bog-standard config information) or vault (secrets/credentials)
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by ghshephard 2mo ago
That's not on the shared page - do you have the system prompt?
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by ghshephard 2mo ago
It also doesn't have copy-paste buffers, which makes me sad. Relies on OSC52 support / system clipboards - and when you are 3 emulators / tunnels deep into a connection - rarely works.
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by ghshephard 2mo ago
I'll confess to using `uv` almost every day for the last year+ - and I've never used anything other than `uv pip install` for package management. Is there any compelling reason not to?
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by ghshephard 2mo ago
"tcp" can take roughly 3-4 weeks of heads-down dedicated study to have some reasonable familiarity with. Same is true with most of the other concepts. Being able to speak with expertise on that list of topics is 3-4 years of r
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by ghshephard 2mo ago
Because the value obtained from doing so is unlikely to exceed the cost of the lawsuits if they were ever caught doing so.
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by ghshephard 3mo ago
M3 Ultra w/512 GB was released 1 year ago for $9500. I bought one (with a friend's Apple Employee Discount) and originally had a bit of buyer's remorse, because performance was less than some of the Cloud Providers - but re
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by ghshephard 3mo ago
The Different Model approach is where from tasks to task - I can switch from Opus 4.8, GPT 5.5 and (very often) composer 2 at 1/10th the cost. It's not perfect, btw - to some degree you are at the mercy of which models they suppor
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by ghshephard 3mo ago
With the one caveat that it does not (yet) support copy/paste buffers or copying from the scroll back buffer. It’s also adamant that you use a mouse to select/copy - anything more complex and you need to pipe everything into neo

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