kxxx

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by kxxx 2mo ago
`claude --bare --system-prompt ""` is a good starting point!
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by kxxx 2mo ago
It's very common to use a lesser model for a lesser task, resulting in same quality output. End result: save money while being faster. In many cases, it's a pure win-win.
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by kxxx 2mo ago
not just that -- "less" ($$$) can also result in indistinguishable quality for some tasks/inputs. I'd argue this is the primary reason, secondary being speed.
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by kxxx 2mo ago
Author couldn't be bothered to compare any other models? ok man
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by kxxx 2mo ago
I've been building and testing my iOS app just for fun via Linux only. Surprisingly, it's very easy. This works like a charm: https://github.com/xtool-org/xtool You do not need to upload to TestFlight or the
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by kxxx 3mo ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1u8xc9m/most_l... Seems like there are some insights here! edit: it seems the post has been removed but comments are viewable. 1 liner summary: To put it lig
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by kxxx 3mo ago
That's what happens when you have leaderboards and internal spend rankings/comparisons. This isn't just a Meta thing; many companies are tracking tokens as performance metric but we all know this by now. :D
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by kxxx 3mo ago
Zuck literally said that he wants folks with higher intelligence on the Applied Intelligence team. And the best way to do that was to move folks internally, since they were "intelligent" enough to pass the Meta interviews. Soooo,
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by kxxx 3mo ago
Just tested it on on an OCI image with systemd and it works well. I can see the appeal of OrbStack regarding memory reallocation and will stick with it in the time being :)
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by kxxx 3mo ago
Apple says that `systemctl` is supported... hmm am I missing something? "Real Linux services for testing. Run a database or whatever your stack needs as a system service — systemctl start postgresql works on images with systemd install
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by kxxx 3mo ago
I really like OrbStack and am also not sure why I'd use Container Machines over it, at the moment...