karagenit

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Fairly Ranking the Most Brilliant Birds(moultano.wordpress.com)
4 points by karagenit 1mo ago|0 comments
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by karagenit 1mo ago
Way off topic, but free climbers definitely do use carabiners. Free here means “free from aid” i.e. not using ladders or other tools common in aid climbing, but free climbing still includes safety devices to catch a fall (usually involvin
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by karagenit 1mo ago
I’m sorry you’re feeling ganged up on, I thought it was a nice article and cool you were able to repro the bug with your tools. Like some others have mentioned, one of my earliest thoughts was “how much of a hint was the LLM given about the
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Halftone QR Codes(cgv.cs.nthu.edu.tw)
4 points by karagenit 1mo ago|1 comments
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by karagenit 1mo ago
I think your natural writing voice is nice and the project idea is cool. There’s nothing wrong with using LLM coding tools. However, I have to read Claude output all day for my job, and it’s kind of bad at writing. I’ll be damned if I spend
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by karagenit 1mo ago
The employee didn’t have a contract with Apple so it isn’t a contract dispute. These would be statutory causes of action (also civil, but different than contract law) based on the claims in the suit. The plaintiff alleges Apple broke the la
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by karagenit 2mo ago
It’s a cool site and you don’t seem to be spamming. But your account is new and has only posted links to your site (4 times) which probably caught the automated spam detection system. I’d gently encourage you to engage with the community an
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by karagenit 2mo ago
Can I ask how your orgs measured productivity before and after remote work/RTO? I agree that employees would have a much easier time accepting RTO if they were given hard evidence it makes the business more productive, but it seems lik
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by karagenit 2mo ago
Yep, and following that with > and Chinese models are poised to take the lead. makes it sound like the second part is a continuation of the first quote from the same source, but actually the second link is just some random person’s subst
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by karagenit 2mo ago
Tangent, but I’m really curious what country you’re from that uses the endonym for Göteborg but then also spells the capital of Denmark like Kopenhagen?
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by karagenit 3mo ago
> You will encounter business decisions you think are terrible but you still have to sell to your team. You cannot vent your frustration to the people you lead. I actually disagree with this point a lot, as an IC. My manager shares his h
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by karagenit 3mo ago
It seems like based on e.g. [1] the article originally made some stronger claims about “no difference in bugs” that have been corrected. I agree that now it seems fine, but those edits might be why it feels like some commenters read a diffe
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by karagenit 4mo ago
Curious how you’re handling prompt caching, as I understand it most LLM providers essentially inject tool definitions in the system prompt, so changing tools dynamically breaks the cache. This has been a big annoyance for me in a separate p
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by karagenit 7mo ago
True, but the article also says: > That's it. No rate limiting. No account lockout. To me, if he confirmed that there’s no rate limiting on the auth API, this implies a scripted approach checking at least tens (if not more) of accou
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Min-Maxing My Recent Posts(caleb.software)
1 points by karagenit 8mo ago|0 comments
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Simple Method for Distance to Ellipse (2017)(blog.chatfield.io)
1 points by karagenit 8mo ago|0 comments
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by karagenit 8mo ago
I would highly recommend giving this excelled LessWrong post a read: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/rarcxjGp47dcHftCP/your-llm-a... It isn't a perfect fit, since the article talks a lot about the scientific
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Expecting Claude Code Usage(caleb.software)
1 points by karagenit 8mo ago|0 comments
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by karagenit 10mo ago
Looks cool! Does it support prompt caching? And do you have any data showing how your latency compares to going directly to the model providers? I’m thinking about trying it out but those are my two big reservations.
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by karagenit 10mo ago
https://archive.ph/i0WRW
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'Ich Bin Ein Berliner': JFK Got It Right–He Was No Jelly Doughnut(wsj.com)
4 points by karagenit 10mo ago|4 comments
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Reverse-Engineering the LCD Display Interface of the Nest 2nd Gen Thermostat(sett.homes)
67 points by karagenit 1y ago|22 comments
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by karagenit 1y ago
What if the number of game critics just hasn’t increased, and since they can only play/review a fixed number of games each year due to time constraints, the number that they acclaim each year hasn’t grown? Not saying this is necessaril
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by karagenit 1y ago
Yeah, I'd probably go that route if I wanted to scrape more than the handful of pages I needed for this project. I wonder if it would work on Zillow or not. Even my simple workflow of "click the next button, save the request in de
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Scraping Zillow for the Little Guys(caleb.software)
5 points by karagenit 1y ago|3 comments
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by karagenit 1y ago
Do you have a citation for this? The only relevant study I saw on the LISTEN website was a preprint of a study showing data on self-reported post-vaccine symptoms, but didn’t really talk about causes or gene edits (Krumholz et al. 2023).
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Embedding files in Go using the "embed" package(echorand.me)
2 points by karagenit 1y ago|0 comments
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The case against self-closing tags in HTML (2023)(jakearchibald.com)
3 points by karagenit 1y ago|0 comments
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Grab browser links and titles in one click(darekkay.com)
4 points by karagenit 1y ago|0 comments
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Canoeing on the Danube(jameswarnersmith.co.uk)
79 points by karagenit 1y ago|26 comments

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