pythonaut_16

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by pythonaut_16 16d ago
What? You're the one attacking this project. Or attacking everyone in this thread? Like seriously, what do you want here? Or are you just mad at everyone and lashing out?
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by pythonaut_16 16d ago
Imagine a world where there's no innovation because everyone just accepts the current standard instead of trying something weird.
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by pythonaut_16 21d ago
My very high level take: Every tool is a trade off between effort to create vs power of the solution. Effort is generally expensive so most things settle on some general purpose local maximum. If you had infinite effort available, you could
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by pythonaut_16 1mo ago
Why are you moving the goal posts? You asked for a citation and were given one and now you just change to a different argument.
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by pythonaut_16 1mo ago
> With Github, we threw that away. I see this repeated a lot and IMO it's simply not true. The main decentralized advantage of Git is that you can continue to do VCS operations without network access or access to the remote host. Mo
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by pythonaut_16 2mo ago
Presumably the site owner with Cloudflare providing enforcement. Generally isn't a good bot one that respects robots.txt and is respectful of the site's resources by not being spammy?
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by pythonaut_16 2mo ago
These are valid push-backs on the "postgres everywhere" argument. The two critical questions IMO are: 1. At what scale do these issues arise? 2. Does Postgres make it harder to solve them when you reach that scale than another sol
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by pythonaut_16 2mo ago
Is this a bot or LLM reply? Because you've given this exact comment word for word at least twice in this thread...
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by pythonaut_16 3mo ago
The problem is that argument is indistinguishable from the argument "the lack of proof is the proof!"
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by pythonaut_16 3mo ago
It literally does though? GP said they'd never seen anyone achieve anything interesting. The person you're replying to said they know someone who closed a few deals as a result of their OpenClaw. How is that not interesting? It do
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by pythonaut_16 3mo ago
Within the first second it's recognizable as a Suno song. And not even the best example from Suno. (They rhyme structure and rhythm is weird)
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by pythonaut_16 3mo ago
Seems like a bunch of noise. What does this even mean? It sounds like you're saying "Actually you, as a human, are simply not smart enough to evaluate Opus 4.8"
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by pythonaut_16 3mo ago
It has seemed to me that with each step from Opus 4.6, to 4.7 to 4.8 Claude has gotten worse at building good solutions. Like perhaps it is more "capable" in the small scale than 4.5 was but it's much worse at knowing what to
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
Dojjjo, pronounced do-jj-jo
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
> Seems like a strong signal the money burning party is coming to a close. One provider who was undercutting the market with non-standard billing model moving to a more standard billing and prices doesn't seem like that strong of a
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
At this point RAM prices dwarf everything else in a system, at least for me
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
Why are you mad that they're trying to build brand recognition? I get there's been plenty of vaporware cars in the past but by all signs Slate is making real progress towards delivering actual vehicles.
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
Arguably more accurate is that it pivoted from colonising Mars to Elon's personal piggy bank to bail out his other failing bets.
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
SpaceX was surely more profitable before it was used to bail out Elon's xAI which was used to bailout his purchase of Twitter.
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
> strictly speaking, it was working before and now it isn't I've been seeing more things like this lately. It's doing the weird kind of passive deflection that's very funny when in the abstract and very frustrating wh
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
Imagine you have 3 branches: local-dev-tuneup, bugfix-a, feature-b Remember in JJ you're always "in a commit", so the equivalent of the git working tree (i.e. unstaged changes in git) is just a new commit, often with no descr
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
> not hype Proceeds to write the hypiest comment possible. No substantial claims of why the model is not hype, just how dangerous it would be if the weights leaked and how cheap it would be for anyone to just start using it for EVIL if i
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
I don't think you've nailed it either. He SHOULD be saying "54 days ago, I powered on my computer and opened a terminal. From my editor I reviewed my code files and realized I had quite a mess on my hands. Realizing it was th
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
That basically means nothing. The article is very light on details. Go into Claude right now. What does it have? Internet access after you prompt it. Ok now pull out your phone, a credit card, a security camera. You can say "Claude the
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
Heuristically they'd be right to say that though. If you start a new job and on your first day they go "Yeah the last guy said we don't need a database, so he rolled his own." are you gonna be excited, or sweating? Excep
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
> we just wrote proprietary files to disk That alone is a terrible thing. Open formats are so much more user friendly
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
If your language supports it, what is the overhead of working with SQLite? What's special about SQLite is that it already solves most of the things you need for data persistence without adding the same kind of overhead or trade offs as
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
I use a local garagefs on my NAS for small/new side projects, and it’s on my Tailscale for easy access - Lets me deploy stateless containers easily - Let’s me leverage the NAS for local redundancy and a more centralized place to do bac
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
I also like `jj commit [paths]` to commit just a subset of files when I don't need hunk based splitting. Like `jj commit -m 'Feature A' file1 file2` then `jj commit -m 'Feature B' file3 file 4`
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by pythonaut_16 5mo ago
Very cool! I've been spiking out something similar using Rust+Lua rather than Go, and pulling from Django for inspiration in addition to Pocketbase.

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