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pampas
4d ago
Suppose a secret like some personally identifying information was recently leaked into the main branch. You are legally required to scrub it. How do you fix it? Ideally a repo needs to reflect the state of every event that happened. Practic
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pampas
4d ago
Research it with an LLM. I've ordered all the stuff for Panasonic and Daikin after a deep planning session. It told me what connectors I need that Panasonic needs a level shifter. Both brands have open source libraries for the internal
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pampas
4d ago
Remember that time when NSA director James Clapper reassured us they're not the baddies. "Does the NSA collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of Americans?" "No, sir."
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pampas
6d ago
Easy. One end in each box.
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pampas
6d ago
Thanks for the help. I ran it on high and it did pretty well and got a lot of one-shots in. The reasoning makes a much bigger difference than some other models.
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pampas
6d ago
Yes. I've just run it on high and it did a lot better.
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pampas
6d ago
Great point. I've changed the naming.
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pampas
6d ago
The mini had awful battery life and that's why it wasn't liked.
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7d ago
I've run some evals on my puzzle game https://redactle.net/llm-leaderboard Deepseek v4.1 flash is able to solve it some of the time. I've found it burns through more reasoning tokens than any other model. Google m
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pampas
7d ago
It's not about US consumers but international trade. The US likes taxing the world's B2C activity.
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pampas
7d ago
Modern phones are all phablets and it sucks but it's the only format they offer. Smaller phones are nicer to hold and nicer to use for everyday tasks. My thumb can actually reach things. At least AI will no doubt reduce the need for pr
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7d ago
The lack of support is why all the publishers I know give some third party SSP a hefty cut of their revenue just for support. Trying to get any non-wordy website like a tool or game approved is infuriating because they want blog spam.
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pampas
7d ago
I'd happily buy the older versions for less. Which is why they don't allow that.
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pampas
7d ago
They're so expensive you won't be buying many and that's great for the environment.
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8d ago
The Target marketing team famously could predict when a woman is pregnant but it was too creepy to, uh, Target them with only baby goods in dynamic marketing materials so they would mix in a few masculine things like lawn mowers into the ca
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8d ago
I watched the video and they're barely really trying to hide it. It reads some emails and immediately looks for stuff to advertise to the humans. Imagine how biased it will be once enshitification begins.
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pampas
8d ago
When the Google source code leaked it became clear a lot of the ranking boiled down to one big appeal to authority.
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pampas
8d ago
The way they use their config filename as free advertising still annoys me. Everyone else is using AGENTS.md.
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pampas
8d ago
Registering domains on Cloudflare is great. They do it at cost as far as I can tell and more tlds have been added. I don't have to use a nasty local registrar with dark patterns anymore.
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pampas
9d ago
I see the same thing with advertising. The cost of a banner ad in real life is always decreasing. Now every road intersection, shop aisle, plane seat etc has a huge super bright billboard blasting ads at people who can't realistically
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pampas
10d ago
And YouTube encouraged people not to use their real name.
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pampas
11d ago
No politicians are going to fight a media company. They're in the PR and advertising supply chain.
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pampas
13d ago
It's like a thread tying together two halves; Demand and supply. One stitch breaks and the neighbouring stitch is stressed and it breaks too. You could think of it like a load bearing seam.
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pampas
13d ago
Plan approved – I'll start a background agent to create the app using react and npm.
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13d ago
The load bearing seam is broken for me too.
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pampas
13d ago
Hang on — I can apply a double tracked fix to the load bearing path, gated by provenance.
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14d ago
What's interesting is how well the models know the exact wiki text. If the wiki excerpt is rewritten the pattern matching doesn't work quite as well. Gemini is only able to one-shot about 1/3rd of the time which is still very
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Show HN: Redactle LLM Leaderboard
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14d ago
In my niche Redactle puzzle solving benchmark [1] I noticed Gemini 3.8 flash is slightly faster than 3.7 flash. They both smoke every model I've tested. I have not yet run 3.5 flash. Gemini models are great at this task because they se
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14d ago
Gemini 3.7 Flash was already smashing more expensive models on my Redactle benchmark https://redactle.net/llm-leaderboard which mostly tests omniscience.
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