nusl

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by nusl 8d ago
No, I've received it just from entering my e-mail and nothing else. So many companies don't care, or don't know. Either way, if I enter my e-mail, decide "nah" and quit, that should be that. It shouldn't be sen
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by nusl 9d ago
Shopify does this. If you ever go to purchase a product on a Shopify 'site, and enter eg your e-mail address, it'll save it even if you decide to cancel and close the tab. Sometimes you receive spam from companies along the lines
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by nusl 12d ago
May be possible to repair the existing one?
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by nusl 17d ago
Yeah, because it's 17% when compared to the current +50% "promotion" they have going. They're raising base weekly limit by 25%. It's still more than non-promotion usage limits.
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by nusl 25d ago
Fair. I'll rm the personal project bit
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by nusl 25d ago
I hope we see fewer comments like this that aren't shitting on projects that you have no stake in anyway
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by nusl 25d ago
This is super cute. I haven't tried it or anything but it's really fun, seems genuinely useful too. I don't really get people calling it cringe.
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by nusl 28d ago
"written by a human, on purpose." idk about that
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by nusl 29d ago
Haha, fair enough. I read the Dune books through the 4th and enjoyed them. I saw some typos and things and figured maybe there's something hidden in there.
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by nusl 29d ago
Yeah, maybe. The issue I foresee is more that the moat is quite small if you can just build it, so the moat would need to exist in stuff that can't just be built and replicated within a few weeks or something. User base maybe, connecti
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by nusl 29d ago
Is the Dune summary in your bio steganography of some sort, or contains a code? Or just as-is to avoid spoilers?
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by nusl 29d ago
Suppose you could use voice too, yeah. I built a k8s-based sandbox environment. One pod = one agent, and then a bunch of scaffolding around that to manage it and stuff. "Agent" here is a Claude Code instance within a pod with root
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by nusl 29d ago
I have an llm agent with a harness that stores/logs everything in a structured manner to local files and/or sqlite. This then turns more into casual conversation type stuff. Send it test results, talk about stuff, give it updates,
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by nusl 1mo ago
Anything with Tencent on it is a no for me.
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by nusl 1mo ago
How is this a conflict of interest instead of a plain naming conflict?
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by nusl 1mo ago
Related source-source: https://not-an-llm.com/meat-based-llm-proxies
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by nusl 2mo ago
Reframing the thing you’re doing as “trying to do the thing” struck me as something kinda powerful. You’ve got to suck at something before you don’t. I’ve found that if I start something new, say learning to carve wood, I might compare myse
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by nusl 2mo ago
This is really cute but also really funny.
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by nusl 2mo ago
I've built something quite similar, actually. It's quite a powerful workflow. Integrating multiple agents into chat with freeform comms is pretty fun, but I do find that you lose fidelity of what the agents are doing in terms of s
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by nusl 3mo ago
This is genuinely really cool. I guess the added complexity and/or performance hit will require some justification but I can see it paying off for some use cases.
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by nusl 3mo ago
Okay, I stand corrected. Apologies for making the assumptions I did.
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by nusl 3mo ago
In the age on LLMs it's definitely way easier than what you did.
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by nusl 3mo ago
I think copying a website like this is very poor taste regardless. If I see you doing this, I immediately lose trust in your product and will immediately leave. If you can't put the effort into the face of your product, how can I trust
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by nusl 3mo ago
Terrible fix but it's a fix that's minimally-invasive and addresses a bug that causes a disproportionate annoyance to the fix. I can imagine your cursor lagging is something that is extremely annoying over time.
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by nusl 3mo ago
Wonder why they chose to stick with the portafilter form factor rather than something custom for the method. Perhaps it just fits the task well and they don't need to change, or they want to preserve the look of an espresso machine. Th
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by nusl 3mo ago
I've seen this happen a bunch too, though fortunately it hasn't been _that_ common. More often is managers that don't understand things using AI tools to try to understand them, mostly failing, and then regurgitating the LLM
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by nusl 3mo ago
Monthly subscriptions for software like this confuse me. The website also obscures that it's paid at all - the first option is "download for X", then the next option is a red button to "unlock". No pricing link&#x2F
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by nusl 4mo ago
https://not-an-llm.bearblog.dev/meat-based-llm-proxies/
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by nusl 4mo ago
Quite funny how they phrase this. "We recently discovered.." then later "..The attacker attempted to blackmail us" So, I'd wager they had no idea of the breach until the attacker tried to blackmail them.
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by nusl 4mo ago
The demo product on the 'site looks really shoddy. Untidied-up 3D printing for $65?

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