konaraddi

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by konaraddi 9d ago
There’s an unlocked developer edition. Crosspoint links to it at https://crosspointreader.com/devices
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by konaraddi 9d ago
Paywalled > On September 4th the Bureau of Labour Statistics reported that the American economy added 162,000 jobs in August, far above expectations. Good news that ought to be taken with a pinch of salt given how the current administrat
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by konaraddi 19d ago
Does it purge passwords from memory on vault lock?
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by konaraddi 19d ago
Regardless of one’s political slant, it is clear that Flock is giving experiences and objects of value to public servants with clear intent to retain or obtain their business. I’m not familiar with the legal definition of bribery but Flock’
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by konaraddi 21d ago
I think the more coding agents the better, more ideas mixing and borrowing that’s yielding improvements across actively developed agents and different tradeoffs being made. From the article, Ramp’s Inspect was made with frontend in mind and
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by konaraddi 21d ago
Should be titled “Why Ramp built its own in-house coding agent, Inspect” (that’s the title of the post at the time of this comment)
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by konaraddi 22d ago
This doesn’t seem written for kids though?
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by konaraddi 23d ago
Great read that brings some rigor (or at least cites rigor) to what has otherwise been anecdotal. > then what is the path for one to become an expert so they can effectively use these tools? The article briefly mentions guard rails and I
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by konaraddi 29d ago
Nice to see herdr support. The docs seem to imply it only works with vercel’s AI gateway? I guess it cant be configured to use another provider?
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by konaraddi 1mo ago
Link to the preprint https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.07.22.26358689...
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by konaraddi 3mo ago
In practice, full access to your machine is okay as long as there are safeguards and the expected outcomes are clear with a well defined path to said outcomes that aren’t overly ambitious. Otherwise, for ambitious goals or YOLO one shot a
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by konaraddi 3mo ago
Sounds like toolbox or distrobox for Mac!
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by konaraddi 4mo ago
Objectively terrible policy for ethics, public safety, and, selfishly, the American economy. Immigrants contribute to economic growth and are less likely to commit crimes are well established facts. It’s the 21st century, we have the inter
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by konaraddi 4mo ago
A lot of comments here are about the issues with the analysis in OP’s post but much of them are “a distinction without a difference” with respect to the broader conclusion. When we look at purely cost and performance (setting aside privacy)
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by konaraddi 5mo ago
There’s so many ways, many redundant, to set up agents for software development that beyond personal/team/org needs+tastes, I need to look into setting up some benchmarks to evaluate what set up is optimal or whether the differenc
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by konaraddi 5mo ago
> the NSF funds approximately 25% of all federally supported basic research conducted by the United States' colleges and universities.[5][6] In some fields, such as mathematics, computer science, economics, and the social sciences,
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by konaraddi 5mo ago
That’s awesome! Do you know how it compares to Handy? Handy is open source and local only too. It’s been around a while and what I’ve been using. https://github.com/cjpais/handy
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by konaraddi 5mo ago
Thanks! I want to do something similar to your LLM suggestion, the endgame is tooling for forums and individuals to improve the quality of discourse. More broadly, I think LLMs and recent advancements now make it possible to assist with sel
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by konaraddi 5mo ago
In single-turn use, yeah, but across dozens of turns there's probably value in optimizing the output. Btw your point lands just as well without "Cute idea, but" https://odap.knrdd.com/patterns/condescendi
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by konaraddi 6mo ago
> applying this compression algorithm at scale may significantly relax the memory bottleneck issue. I don’t think they’re going to downsize though, I think the big players are just going to use the freed up memory for more workflows or l
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by konaraddi 6mo ago
Full quote from Fuller for others > You do not have the right to eliminate yourself, you do not belong to you. You belong to the universe. The significance of you will forever remain obscure to you, but you may assume that you are fulfil
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by konaraddi 6mo ago
Nvm! I used an artist link but it needed a track link
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by konaraddi 6mo ago
> couldn't load artist — Spotify API is temporarily unavailable
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by konaraddi 6mo ago
How? Are there instructions?
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by konaraddi 6mo ago
DoD spent $1.43 trillion in FY2026 Around ~1 million homeless in US Let’s say it costs $10K/month/person so $120K/yr/person. Probably a big overestimate but gotta include healthcare and help people with long term stabili
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by konaraddi 6mo ago
There’s a lot to address here but in short: VFIAX is an index fund, it tracks the S&P500 index, it’s not actively managed, SpaceX will likely be in the S&P500, so my comment around VT applies to VFIAX (as far as the question of expo
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by konaraddi 6mo ago
I think it’d be a rinse and repeat of the line of thinking for VT but more exposure than VT. From VIFAX fund’s description on vanguard: > The fund offers exposure to 500 of the largest U.S. companies
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by konaraddi 6mo ago
QQQ rebalances on a schedule. Existing holders are affected because the fund’s underlying composition will change.
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by konaraddi 6mo ago
My understanding: It depends on what index the fund is tracking. QQQ tracks the Nasdaq-100 so QQQ is vulnerable. VT tracks the FTSE Global All Cap Index so VT is not directly affected by Nasdaq’s choices but is still exposed to some exten
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by konaraddi 6mo ago
I work at aws and generally use Claude Opus 4.6 1M with Kiro (aws’s public competitor to Claude Code). My experience is positive. Kiro writes most of my code. My complaints: 1. Degraded quality over longer context window usage. I have to th

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