mdeeks

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by mdeeks 6d ago
He doesn't seem to be a marking guy. Also you haven't given a reason not to take his words seriously
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by mdeeks 6d ago
It's both. It is just whether it is done on purpose or on accident. Most of the recent hacks have been it breaking out of containment and deciding to do something it definitely should not have.
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by mdeeks 3mo ago
EFS is extremely slow for many workloads. We tried it for builds and various other common use cases for coding agents and the performance just isn't there. I'm guessing lots of small random reads/writes just isn't going
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by mdeeks 3mo ago
> MicroVMs support up to 8 hours of total runtime Does this mean you effectively can't use them as long-lived developer environments? It sounds like even if you suspend them, this is the hard limit on the total time it can run.
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by mdeeks 4mo ago
Two years? That exists right now. You only have to point Codex Security at an open source repo. There are a lot of tools and companies that are spinning up today that do autonomous pentesting. I'm not even sure a specialized model is n
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by mdeeks 4mo ago
You can get a taste of this today yourself with Codex Security. I turned it on just as an experiment and in less than a week it has now become essential to all of us. I was shocked how accurate it is, how many security issues it found in ex
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by mdeeks 4mo ago
What? There are three flags flying in my street alone and I'm in the middle of the liberal bay area.
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by mdeeks 7mo ago
I'm not quite understanding your project. What is the use case? Is this so I can package up an existing terminal app as a dedicated desktop app? If so that actually sounds really cool. I'd like a dedicated lazygit app in my tray a
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by mdeeks 7mo ago
I feel like pricing needs to be included here. I kind of don't care about 10 percentage points if the cost is dramatically higher. Cursor Bugbot is about the same cost but gives 10x the monthly quota of Qodo. I know this is focused sol
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by mdeeks 11mo ago
They aren't just building "a lot" of renewables and nuclear, they are building an absolutely mind boggling amount of it. Last year it was more than the rest of the world combined! Who cares about mental gymnastics. It's
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by mdeeks 11mo ago
I didn't say China isn't doing anything. They are rolling out a mind boggling amount of clean energy right now. More than any other country by far. It's honestly incredible scale. It unfortunately isn't keeping up with t
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by mdeeks 11mo ago
That’s a really great point. Maybe their emission curve is what matters. It’s the measure of if they are investing enough into reducing emissions despite their production needs.
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by mdeeks 11mo ago
Qatar emits FAR more than the US per capita, but the total emissions are extremely small. The impact on the climate is tiny comparatively.
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by mdeeks 11mo ago
This is one of the places where per capita doesn't matter as much as total emissions. We have one planet. The yearly total and cumulative matters the most. China is by far the leading emitter. Over double of the US as of 2023 (latest a
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by mdeeks 11mo ago
I signed up and tried it with Cursor. It is very close, but still has a lot of rough edges that make it hard to switch: * Once in Cursor I can't click on modified files or lines and have my IDE jump to it. Very hard to review chang
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by mdeeks 11mo ago
Thanks, I'll give it a shot. I wish your site would show me what it actually looks like. It's a lot of words and fancy marketing images and I have no feel for the product. It leaves me unsure if I should invest my time. I'd l
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by mdeeks 11mo ago
PRs work well for what they are. Ship off some changes you're strongly confident about and have another human who has a lot of context read through it and double check you. It's for when you think you've finished your inner l
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by mdeeks 11mo ago
What you're describing feels like the next major evolution and is likely years away (and exciting!). I'm mainly aiming for a good experience with what we have today. Welding an AI agent onto my IDE turned out to be great. The next
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by mdeeks 11mo ago
This is possibly what I want? It's hard to tell from all of the marketing on the site. I want to run a prompt that operates in an isolated environment that is open in my IDE where I can iterate with the AI. I think maybe it can do this
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by mdeeks 11mo ago
Yes, but my point is often times I don't want to. Sometimes there are changes I can make it seconds. I don't want to wait 15+ seconds for an AI that might do it wrong or do too much. Also it isn't always about editing. It is
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by mdeeks 11mo ago
I feel like these background agents still aren't doing what I want from a developer experience perspective. Running in an inaccessible environment that pushes random things to branches that I then have to checkout locally doesn't
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by mdeeks 1y ago
I wasn't really referring to env. I meant change the behavior of uvx. If the first argument passed to uvx is a file path, then execute it exactly the same way as `uv --quiet run --script` does. Or maybe create a second binary or symlin
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by mdeeks 1y ago
I really wish that hashbang line was something way WAY easier to remember like `#!/usr/bin/env uvx`. I have to look this up every single time I do it.
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by mdeeks 1y ago
In some places, yes. South Korea is expected to shrink by 15M in the next 50 years, and to cut in half by 2100. Even with immediate drastic improvements in birth rate, it is expected to shrink significantly.
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by mdeeks 1y ago
Not sure why you are being downvoted. It's an interesting thought. I will add that us having children completely erased the desire to get a dog. We almost got one just before our first born. Now we can't imagine. I think it's
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by mdeeks 1y ago
Doesn't this study say that it had a very low impact? > they led to a permanent reduction of approximately 8,000 births in the same year, and 145,000 fewer births since 1980
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by mdeeks 1y ago
URL are particularly egregious. In rich text it is just a word with a blue highlight or underline. In markdown my sentence with a [link]( https://myfavorite.site.com/article/blah/whatever/something.... ) looks
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by mdeeks 1y ago
Interesting, because I find that very intuitive. If my cursor is on or next to formatting, it'll inherit it. I find formatting after the fact a lot easier too. Bold a line? cmd+shift-right and then cmd+b. Trying to add formatting after
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by mdeeks 1y ago
I really hope Apple Notes makes this something that's opt-in and I don't have to see. Thankfully it sounds like it is an export only feature. I think there is a bifurcation of people who like markdown and people who like rich text
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by mdeeks 1y ago
I ride the bus and Bart in the San Francisco bay area and I've lived here my entire adult life. It is not fine. About once a week some kind of event happens. Off the top of my head these are things I have experienced both on Bart and A

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