macrolime

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by macrolime 18d ago
My parents had a completely noiseless refrigerator similar to this. It did not have a compressor and had an electric heating element instead. It was very durable and worked for many decades until the plastic and door hinges etc was too dama
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by macrolime 25d ago
I've tried many MCPs, but have yet to find any that are actually useful. It seems it's generally better to just have the agent run CLI commands and maybe use some skills. From what I can find, MCPs are nothing but bloat. Is anyone
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by macrolime 1mo ago
I have these exact issues with GPT 5.6 Sol too. I haven't tried Opus 5, but I guess it's even worse. "like the question framing has been pulled from the middle of its own reasoning stream" this describes how it asks thin
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by macrolime 3mo ago
GPT-5.6 Sol’s detected cheating rate was higher than any public model we have evaluated on our ReAct agent harness. For our task suite, we define “cheating” as behavior where the model improves evaluation performance by exploiting bugs in t
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by macrolime 5mo ago
Most consistent way of achieving it I've managed is use a watch with an alarm that vibrates and is trivial to turn off or turns off by itself, then set it to go off after sleeping 5-6 hours. When waking up, don't move and focus on
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by macrolime 9mo ago
I had something kinda similar happen to my hotmail account. While I didn't lose access to it, I lost more than a decade of correspondence dating back to my teenage years. The reason was that Microsoft at some point required you to &qu
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by macrolime 9mo ago
I find that surprising. GPT 5.2 is the model I've had working the longest. It frequently works more than 4 hours nonstop, while earlier models would stop to ask if they should continue every 10 minutes. 5.1 and earlier ignores it if I
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by macrolime 9mo ago
"Can you replay all of your prompts exactly the way you wrote them and get the same behaviour out of the LLM generated code? In that case, the situation might be similar. If that's not the case, probably not." Yes and no. It&
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by macrolime 9mo ago
So you're saying machine code is public domain if it's compiled from C? If not, why would AI generated code be any different?
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by macrolime 10mo ago
So it's made of extraterrestrial bubblegum, got it.
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by macrolime 10mo ago
Pretty sure it will beat Sonnet by a wide margin in actual real-world usage.
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by macrolime 10mo ago
I've found that SDD is actually what you need to be able to work with code bases when they go above around 100 000 lines of code. It's what unlocked getting LLMs to work well with large codebases for me.
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by macrolime 11mo ago
In the EU you can also generally look up the cost, even in cases where the patient doesn't pay, there is a bill and fixed costs. The costs are what the government pays or what a foreigner with no medical coverage and insurance would pa
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by macrolime 11mo ago
What is "it". Gpt-5 auto? Gpt-5 pro? Deep research? These have wildly different hallucination rates.
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by macrolime 1y ago
Voice control is much much much worse than touch screens. You have to try 10-20 times to spell out a command before it maybe does want you want, and that is if you're incredibly lucky
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by macrolime 1y ago
This is my experience too. Make agents for tasks, not roles. I've seen this for coding agents using spec-driven development for example. You can try to divide agents into lots of different roles that roughly correspond to human job pos
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by macrolime 1y ago
YouTube videos of birds?
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by macrolime 1y ago
I mean copying from the iOS app.
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by macrolime 1y ago
Seems copying text in the app doesn't work? In that case it is useless. A quick way to copy an entire chat and a selection messages is a requirement for me to be able to use it.
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by macrolime 1y ago
Thing is that it took 10-15 years for the stocks of these companies to reach the same marketcap again.
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by macrolime 1y ago
If it's so hard, then why are there multiple open source projects that are just as good?
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by macrolime 1y ago
You can use Claude Code as a provider if you want it subscription based https://docs.cline.bot/provider-config/claude-code
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by macrolime 1y ago
I ssh into my server, then use the devcontainer cli tool to open a shell in the dev container. Found that easier than installing ssh in every container, especially when there's lots of them. I made a simple command line tool for helpin
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by macrolime 1y ago
Yeah, it's like an idiot savant intern who has memorized all the API docs in the world, but still somehow struggles to work independently.
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by macrolime 1y ago
I like using Claude Code through Roo Code (vscode extension). I find it easier to work with text using a mouse, vscode diff viewer etc. I guess if you're very good at vim shortcuts etc you can use that in Claude Code instead of selecti
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by macrolime 1y ago
Personally I use dev containers on a server and I have written some template containers for quickly setting up new containers that has claude code and some scripts for easily connecting to the right container etc. Makes it possible to work
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by macrolime 1y ago
This is around what what Cursor was costing me with Claude 4 Opus before I switched to Claude Code. Sonnet works fine for some things, but for some projects it spews unusable garbage, unless the specification is so detailed that it's a
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by macrolime 1y ago
Pulsar with a period of rotation of 44 minutes?
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by macrolime 1y ago
From a quick glance it seems to be about spatial reasoning problems. I think there is good reasons for why it's tricky to become extremely good at these from being trained on text and static images. Future models being further multimod
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by macrolime 1y ago
Which MCPs do recommend?

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