pheewma

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   by pheewma 1mo ago

   They have this already. Both cmux and supacode use libghostty in the backend.
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   by pheewma 2mo ago

   It depends on the subject. For classes/subjects that are very terminology-heavy, with a lot of dependencies between topics, memorizing things is a pre-requisite to the "deeper" understanding, especially under time-constraint
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   by pheewma 3mo ago

   Codex was running a 2x usage promotion from around the time when Claude introduced rate limiting during peak hours, until May 31st. The various relevant subreddits were (more) insufferable: just 1000 posts per day to the tune of "Just
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   by pheewma 3mo ago

   Just to add to this: Marimo notebooks are set up in a way that ends up being easier/more-token-efficient for agents to work in. They're just python files with some custom formatting to be read by their front-end UI, sort of like c
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   by pheewma 3mo ago

   Craig mentioned near the end of the keynote that compute intensive things (like image generation) will have rate limits that can be increased bundled with their iCloud + plans. I imagine any request that gets routed to their cloud compute w
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   by pheewma 3y ago

   There are also downstream consequences of ordering tests aside from cost; not all tests are harmless. As an example, regular screening for prostate cancer isn't recommended as much. Partially because it is often so slow-growing that pe