vlade11115

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by vlade11115 2mo ago
> (not for the sake of science, but for the sake of publishing and marketing) I would argue that it is science. > And then even more people need to spend even more hours to understand that paper? Well, yes, it's kinda the point
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by vlade11115 3mo ago
So what you are saying is that you build a cheap house by breaking the laws and local regulations? Next logical step would be to just barge in the neighborhood house and live there for free.
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by vlade11115 11mo ago
One cool application of this is schemathesis. I really enjoyed it, and I found more input validation bugs in my code than I can count. Very useful for public APIs.
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by vlade11115 1y ago
While the article is very entertaining, I'm not a fan of the pattern matching in Python. I wish for some linter rule that can forbid the usage of pattern matching.
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by vlade11115 1y ago
Also, they provide a torrents list that anyone can seed and be part of the long-term preservation. https://annas-archive.org/torrents
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by vlade11115 1y ago
Claude Code has two usage modes: pay-per-token or subscription. Both modes are using API under the hood, but with subscription mode you are only paying a fixed amount a month. Each subscription tier has some undisclosed limits, cheaper plan
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by vlade11115 1y ago
I love the site design. > There's an obvious question looming here — if the models got so confused, how did they consistently pass the reconciliation checks we described above? It may seem like the ability to make forward progress i
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by vlade11115 1y ago
> The DCO requires that the contribution be “created by me,” yet in many jurisdictions AI-generated code is not recognized as a copyright-protected work. I get that, but what are the particular examples of such jurisdictions? For example
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by vlade11115 1y ago
> do I have to pay API based costs Usually, yes, you do. However, in this case, opencode kinda cheats by using Antropic client ID and pretending to be Claude Code, so it can use your existing subscription. > We recommend signing up fo
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by vlade11115 1y ago
> “Anybody who wants to put Valve out of business could do so, but nobody cares,” argues Michael Pachter, a gaming industry analyst at Wedbush Securities. This is untrue; many tried. Almost every major publisher has its own launcher. Th
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by vlade11115 1y ago
I recently switched from Pro to $100 Max, and the only difference I've found so far is higher usage limits. Antropic tends to give shiny new features to Max users first, but as of now, there is nothing Max-only. For me, it's a goo