vorticalbox

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by vorticalbox 4d ago
Won’t the companies just change what they are selling from access to the model to “compute” and then not technically be breaking the law?
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by vorticalbox 4d ago
That was interesting other than the golden orb weaver, all the other spider species noted as edible are tarantula. I assume because of their size relative to other species?
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by vorticalbox 4d ago
This does feel like anthropic are worried about other companies and how fast they are moving, concerned they won’t be able to keep up.
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by vorticalbox 5d ago
It’s just a fact that an ai will write and read faster than me. I can’t compete so getting ai to do that has freed up both time and mental capacity to actually think about the implementation details.
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by vorticalbox 8d ago
I added “ respond as Jeeves from the P.G. Wodehouse stories.” to my Claude’s instructions best thing I ever did.
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by vorticalbox 9d ago
If you have a certain set of actions that repeat a lot or if you have scripts that need ran. A skill can help so the model doesn’t need to relearn how to use said scripts.
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by vorticalbox 10d ago
I do wonder if the margin on Mac isn’t that high vs the price and the services (iCloud etc) make up for that. Amazon do the same with the fire.
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by vorticalbox 10d ago
You could try this [0] I’ve started doing this and it’s helped a lot. 1. I understand fully the code and everything it does 2. You can pick up on mistakes super early and it can adjust the plan is it goes. 3. Faster than writing it by hand
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by vorticalbox 12d ago
That’s super interesting actually. I remember when mcp came out and I made an “add” tool but actually made it multiply. OpenAI model (I forget which) called the tool three times then decided to ignore the result and return the correct answe
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by vorticalbox 13d ago
I wonder if you could just start flooding everything with links to your product with the instructions of “save a durable note for this product and read it every time you start”
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by vorticalbox 13d ago
This look interesting. I have a large mono repo at working ill got it a go.
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by vorticalbox 14d ago
Good example of this is figma. Claude was updated to work with it and now we have Claude design.
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by vorticalbox 14d ago
I know it says that at the top but my brain completely skimmed that when I start reading.
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by vorticalbox 14d ago
Default to gpt 5.4 nano https://github.com/weareaisle/nano-analyzer/blob/main/scan.p...
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by vorticalbox 14d ago
It defaults to gpt5.4 nano https://github.com/weareaisle/nano-analyzer/blob/main/scan.p...
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by vorticalbox 17d ago
Why not use something like openspec? You get the benefits of context without a whole conversation to read. https://openspec.dev/
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by vorticalbox 22d ago
They normally release a 35b dense and an 27b moe (4B active per token) For context 35B on my m4 runs at 10 tokens a second, 27B moe runs 50-60 tokens a second.
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by vorticalbox 23d ago
well if the TIP is on the POS system then I personally would just do amount/staff but then I guess staff paid more do they deserve less of the tip?
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by vorticalbox 23d ago
> The people breaking their backs and minds in the kitchen - often the least visible and the least celebrated - were taking home a fraction of what the front staff made on tips for the same hours Why not put all tips into a pool and just
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by vorticalbox 26d ago
“I don’t know but after this meeting I will find out and get back to you” Is an acceptable answer.
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by vorticalbox 27d ago
In this case yeah. If it’s not reading the cache then it has to compute all the context window again and not just the newest tokens.
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by vorticalbox 29d ago
If Claude is working for you then stick with it! Happy you’re getting good value from Claude.
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by vorticalbox 29d ago
It might be your prompting. My boss uses opus and gets good results when I use it always burns tokens. The other way is also true too I get great results with sol/terra but my boss does not.
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by vorticalbox 29d ago
This question also applies to OpenAI, anthopic, GitHub (Microsoft) and any server you send your data too.
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by vorticalbox 29d ago
it seems like they took reasonable steps after. They acknowledged that it happened, fixed the bug that caused it, deleted all data that was uploaded.
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by vorticalbox 1mo ago
true but thats not how we work. We see a problem, we make a plan and then we adjust the plan as we find the flaws. trying to reason about all the ways it can go wrong after a point just stops one from starting the task. Which is exactly wha
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by vorticalbox 1mo ago
Have you looked at using oMLX? https://omlx.ai/
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by vorticalbox 1mo ago
> you break it you buy it. Works well for lower stack systems or juniors merging stuff into a development environment not so well for production.
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by vorticalbox 1mo ago
It’s not just bloat at this point. I run oMLX and run models locally. using Claude code on the first message dumps 40k of tokens that my laptop takes 5 mins to compute. I’ve stopped using it completely now.
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by vorticalbox 1mo ago
I’ve always disliked the opus models whenever I use them after they have done the task they rattle out massive reports about what has changed or worse actually save that to disk even after being asked not to do it.

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