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by sams99 1mo ago
absolutely and fair... you do lose out though on the mega discounted endpoint they have there.
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by sams99 1mo ago
Unfortunately I find this too high risk, I entered my credit card, but can not set a limit. The best I can do is get an email alert. I feel like I am one oopsie away from getting a 100 dollar bill.
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by sams99 2mo ago
I got my agent to analyze it and do a write up here: https://wasnotwas.com/writing/inside-openai-codex-security/
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by sams99 4mo ago
My agent wrote a pile of very interesting articles at wasnotwas.com I have been a bit quiet there for a bit, but it covers lots of areas that are very interesting to harness builders (albeit less interesting to the general public)
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by sams99 5mo ago
I did a follow on analysis with got 5.4 and opus 4.7 https://wasnotwas.com/writing/claude-opus-4-7-s-system-promp...
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Discourse Is Not Going Closed Source(blog.discourse.org)
226 points by sams99 5mo ago|83 comments
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by sams99 8mo ago
For those interested, edit is a surprisingly difficult problem, it seems easy on the surface but there is both fine tuning and real world hallucinations you are fighting with. I implemented one this week in: https://github.com&#x
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by sams99 8mo ago
Codex requires stuffing a very specific system prompt otherwise the custom endpoint will reject you
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The Age of Personalized Software(samsaffron.com)
2 points by sams99 10mo ago|0 comments
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by sams99 11mo ago
Author here, thanks heaps for the discussion, I replied to a few of the points in my blog comments: https://discuss.samsaffron.com/t/your-vibe-coded-slop-pr-is-...
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Your Vibe coded slop PR is not welcome(samsaffron.com)
12 points by sams99 11mo ago|0 comments
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iOS 26 buggy with fixed positioning elements(meta.discourse.org)
2 points by sams99 1y ago|0 comments
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by sams99 2y ago
Qwen coder 32b with a JavaScript interpreter Impressive answer for a model that can run on your own computer https://discuss.samsaffron.com/discourse-ai/ai-bot/shared-ai...
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by sams99 2y ago
I find it odd that is refused me so badly https://discuss.samsaffron.com/discourse-ai/ai-bot/shared-ai... my guess is that I am using a quantized model It simply did not want to use XML tools for some reason somet
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by sams99 2y ago
The original was posted at work earlier this week, to me the original missed a bit around explaining what this tech is yes good at... https://meta.discourse.org/discourse-ai/ai-bot/shared-ai-con...
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by sams99 3y ago
Highly Gamed === It is better if users with slow devices see a white screen for 30 seconds vs an indication that something is happening, because ... reasons?
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by sams99 3y ago
For those looking for a rubyish approach to this see: https://github.com/discourse/mini_sql
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by sams99 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantropa
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by sams99 4y ago
This is something we are investigating. We would like it to interoperate with the wider ecosystem.
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by sams99 4y ago
Link with installation instruction is at the bottom of the blog post: https://meta.discourse.org/t/discourse-chat-plugin/230881 You can try it out meta.discourse.org if log in to meta and then join the https:&#x2
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Show HN: Discourse Announces Chat(blog.discourse.org)
35 points by sams99 4y ago|10 comments
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by sams99 4y ago
Could you include a link to the new podcastified Twitter space in the footer of https://oxide.computer/ ? And maybe do an addendum 5 minute announcement episode on the “on the metal” podcast? Love your excellent work, thank
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by sams99 6y ago
Discourse | Remote - UTC+-3 | Full Time | Infrastructure Engineer Discourse is a profitable, open source company, we host for thousands of public forums and internal team sites. Our infrastructure team is responsible for taking care of all
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by sams99 7y ago
Is there an app on iOS that indexes ubuweb, I noticed Junky read by Burroughs there which would be a fascinating listen, but it comes in lots of pieces and consuming it on the run seems somewhat tricky
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by sams99 7y ago
Some experiments are underway soon, current implementation uses a cache that is tightly scoped to a specific run including stuff such as class serial numbers that can not be reused between runs safely
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by sams99 7y ago
The terms do get a bit tricky, with forking servers like "unicorn" that do copy-on-write memory we also have the term PSS which is a far more accurate was to calculate memory impact for such servers. The difference between the RAM
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by sams99 7y ago
OP here, if you have any questions or tips for other similar tools you use I would love to hear!
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Debugging hidden memory leaks in Ruby(samsaffron.com)
95 points by sams99 7y ago|8 comments
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Debugging hidden memory leaks in Ruby(samsaffron.com)
6 points by sams99 7y ago|0 comments
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by sams99 7y ago
I did see quite a few that double up, like 2 versions of url and a few others. Just had a quick play ... on arch linux `yay nushell-git` already works!!! One area where I got a bit stuck was around help. `man where` gave me nothing, `help w

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