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by gregoryl 5d ago
I'm hoping Rider get some support for switching between worktrees efficiently - until then, it becomes a tool only the primary / interactive agent sessions can access.
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by gregoryl 7d ago
Better running metrics. Maps. On-device routing. Longer battery life.
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by gregoryl 24d ago
It has encryption.
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by gregoryl 2mo ago
As with most things LLM, you can generally get what you want by asking for it (maybe not efficiently, but so it goes). "Once you have a answer, please summarize, and ask an agent to convert it to plain English" often helps.
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by gregoryl 2mo ago
Its a bit unkind to talk like this - the obvious and equally unproductive response is to question if you are really as good as you think you are. Are those junior developers not making a mess, or do you lack the insight to see it?
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by gregoryl 2mo ago
Those SRE people live on excitement, its basically a gift ;)
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by gregoryl 2mo ago
Its hard for native speakers. Information density makes for rough reading.
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by gregoryl 3mo ago
The bullshit will continue until the grifters move on to something else. If you can figure out what that is, you'll make some serious bank!
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by gregoryl 3mo ago
Indeed, here: https://github.com/kyuz0/amd-strix-halo-vllm-toolboxes/blob/...
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by gregoryl 3mo ago
People who are voluntary philanthropists tend not to amass fortunes.
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by gregoryl 4mo ago
Surely that reinforces the argument - there are now a million LOC in a different language, needing stunning amounts of work to validate it actually functions? Writing the code has never been the bottleneck.
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by gregoryl 4mo ago
Ublock origin blocks the ads entirely on Firefox.
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by gregoryl 4mo ago
Its the same people. They didn't just up and vanish, they just moved over to AI!
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by gregoryl 4mo ago
I'm not aware of a limit in my current role. There is, however, a leaderboard.
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by gregoryl 4mo ago
I used a tool called ArtMoney; apparently still actively developed and sold from an .ru domain.
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by gregoryl 4mo ago
That seems to be correct. You can see the hours disclosure here: https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/460...
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by gregoryl 4mo ago
*literacy is terribly low. Everyone using this site is blissfully inside a bubble of people who can at least read and write at a high school level.
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by gregoryl 4mo ago
I agree, wholeheartedly - lets get a list of the google engineers who worked on this. What do you propose we do with it?
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by gregoryl 4mo ago
Probably not hellbanned, maybe spam filters gone wrong. I vouched them back into the land of the living :)
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by gregoryl 4mo ago
I doubt many people here download any ads in a day.
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by gregoryl 5mo ago
The world? There is one country supplying the weapons and funding.
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by gregoryl 5mo ago
If I'm following correctly, the conflicts arise from other commits made to main already - you've implicitly caught branch A up to main, and now you need catch branch B up to main, for a clean merge. I don't see how there is a
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by gregoryl 6mo ago
We should return to the HN guidelines, and read it as charitably as possible. I'm interpreting it as closer to pity, rather than genuine criticism =)
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by gregoryl 6mo ago
KCD2 works fine on Linux.
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by gregoryl 6mo ago
Until you take your gear off, and it's in your pack. I'd much rather lose a kg of pack weight vs. a kg of body weight.
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by gregoryl 6mo ago
Are you mistaking your interactions with low level trades roles (the guy who's making bank fixing power sockets on the weekend) with say, the people maintaining factory electrical systems? or designing them?
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by gregoryl 6mo ago
The key to every quick POC having a short life, is a reliance on manual work outside of the engineering team.
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by gregoryl 7mo ago
When you empower almost anyone to make complex things, the average intelligence + professionalism involved plummets.
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by gregoryl 7mo ago
To certain demographics, adherence to facts appears to be a left wing bias.
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by gregoryl 7mo ago
>> Why This Works So Well

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