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by websap 7d ago
Steve Jobs built sand castles at Apple, these guys are building Kings Landing.
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by websap 7d ago
Same, I don't get it? I think event Sonnet 5 can build reasonable-y decent software. I'm a little surprised with how many people resonate with this. I spent 30 mins today planning a change that affected multiple modules, and then
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by websap 7d ago
Yes, people pretend to not understand the difference.
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Ask HN: Would you hire a new engineer, or get 300k worth of tokens for the team?
5 points by websap 8d ago|9 comments
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by websap 8d ago
I still don’t understand what polish is missing. I’ve been using computers since almost 3 decades now. My MacBook feels like a computer that even 5-6 years ago I would classify as too futuristic. I rarely ever switch it off, I run 40+ chrom
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by websap 8d ago
Sounds more like regulatory capture, than building state of art sovereign models.
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by websap 9d ago
Yeah, as a business AMD should first care about getting their DC grade hardware optimized for inference workloads. It's unfortunate that most of HN discussion has devolved to me-ish.
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by websap 11d ago
> Apps are (rootless, hardened) containers, so it can run existing software with minimal changes - and in a reasonably secure sandbox. WTF? I’m selling you a car with no brakes but it slows down reasonably fast?
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by websap 11d ago
I detest these doom and gloom articles. We’re entering a new phase of software development, and with every phase there are new challenges. Some questions the author might want to first answer: 1. If AI is constantly reacting to smaller inci
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by websap 22d ago
Mac OS has been hands down one of the best OS that I’ve used in a long long time. What problems are you running into?
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The dislike for Opus 5 is usually because it tests the prompter
1 points by websap 22d ago|0 comments
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by websap 28d ago
The code is cheap, but the mistakes in production are very expensive! You want to be leading the agent, not lagging the produced code.
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by websap 28d ago
It's hard to compare - prior to Opus 4.5 my code was 95% hand-written, with the occassional tab completion. Now, I would say 80% of my code is written through an LLM, and the last 20% is usually me reviewing adjusting, etc. The part th
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by websap 28d ago
I've always found it difficult to break into medium and large sized opensource projects, because it takes so long. In one of my jobs, I worked with someone who knew the maintainer in one of the areas, and I realized that social coding
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by websap 28d ago
Yikes! I've been a software engineer for over a decade, and I've never had more fun in my career. Running an AI assistant on a cloud machine to pair with me, explore my ideas, learn new tricks, and even write code that I would nev
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by websap 1mo ago
Hahaha! Thanks for the laugh.
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by websap 1mo ago
CPU requests are cgroup weights.
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by websap 1mo ago
Scheduler overhead for CPU limits? Are you talking about the Linux Scheduler or the k8s scheduler?
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by websap 1mo ago
For the love of god - care about other pods on the node, especially in a multi-tenant setup. Sorry for the cheeky response. CPU Limits have a place, you don't want a bad change for 1 deployment object affect all neighbors by taking all
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by websap 1mo ago
Why not both? Having auto mode, plus having good guardrails is the way forward.
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by websap 2mo ago
Needs 0 investment and 0 committment? - You at least need a capable machine, so that's not 0 monetary investment. - You need to spend at least an hour decicding between ollama, llamacp, mlx, etc. - You need to find the correct quantize
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by websap 2mo ago
I'm not against AI. I'm calling out the hypocrisy in the comment. I'm anti-AI, but will spend hours trying to setup a local model, instead of just getting access to frontier intelligence in 15 mins, and actually getting usefu
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by websap 2mo ago
They lose money on every dollar they invest overall in xbox as a business. They pretty publicly documented this (which is unusual for Microsoft). Overall gaming is a dying business. Everyone has a pretty powerful smartphone in their pockets
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by websap 2mo ago
I’m salivating at the thought of this! Deepseek v4 Pro prices with Opus 5 perf would be freaking unbelievable!! This is probably a dream.
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by websap 2mo ago
Bars! My friends and I constantly talk about how good Apollo was. I've tried side loading with alt store as well, but I can't seem to keep it stable, it crashes, fails, etc. All the best to him on his future endeavors!
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by websap 2mo ago
Wouldn't AI make validating the research much cheaper?
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by websap 2mo ago
> I use AirPlay in my home exclusively, so I needed this streamer to support that Doesn't Airplay switch you to other media on your device (e.g. Reddit, Youtube, etc) while browsing while streaming?
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by websap 2mo ago
Every website that you visit and decide the article is worth reading, means a human spent time working on the content, and people spent time building the website. Reading on the Internet has a cost associated with it, whether its your priva
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by websap 2mo ago
Never forget - Dropbox!
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by websap 2mo ago
How many companies at the size of Anthropic can serve the amount of traffic and manage the amount of compute they have?

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