How do you judge "the best" network? It normally depends on if you're in the city, countryside, island etc. I travel fulltime and constantly buy new esims. Normally I just go on esimdb and buy the cheapest one. Then…
Yeah, I remember some ad by an LLM security company hitting HN a year or so with a "challenge" to do prompt injection. The final level was their product and it was impossible. But it was also impossible to get the LLm…
> Do you want to iterate using for loop or using .iter().step(2).map()? This isn't really a good example, assuming both can be used to represent the same thing. The problem with the wrong abstraction is when your…
It's too hard to define what "works" even means in this case. Look at the example savings output. A lot of it is kubectl output. Your suggestion to using coding benchmarks doesn't really capture the whole picture. I…
> In which country can you emigrate to and be allowed votes in government representation just because you pay taxes? There are a few, with varying degrees of residency time (and possibly other conditions) required. New…
> Kids don't produce capital for the elites. Kids eventually grow up and "start producing capital". It's definitely beneficial for the "elite" in the long term for people to have kids.
I had to deal with the Japanese for the first time last week. My girlfriends bag was stolen with her passport. It happened in a Round1 (near Umeda in Osaka), we knew exactly when since we sat down to play Mario Kart and…
> Scattering the implementation in various files all over the source tree does not help much building the mental model. Yeah, that happens where I work and I hate it. A combination of lint rules and AI reviewer prompts…
What laptop has that much VRAM and RAM for $3500 with good/okay-ish Linux support? I was looking to upgrade my asus zephyrus g14 from 2021 and things were looking very expensive. Decided to just keep it chugging along…
Who decides what a "win" is in these cases? I get everything apart from that part. Because I would take that bet, but I'm worried what the definition of "Jesus christ" is.
You're not wrong that it does that, but that's kinda what I'd expect. Maybe because I'm used to it, but if there's a potential turn it'll say "keep right" or "keep left". So it makes sense to me that it says "second…
I suspect the real issue is that they just change stuff "randomly" and the experience gets worse/better cheaper/more expensive. Since you have no way of knowing when they change stuff, you can't really know if they did…
I bet if you could make it interesting, YouTube/TikTok/Instagram/Whatever could make it possible to get paid to dig holes in your backyard. You could argue that the value is in the entertaining filming/acting/story…
FWIW I have an Asus Zephyrus G14 and the dual graphics cards works pretty well in Linux in hybrid mode. It's pretty cool, certain things (games) run on the dedicated Nvidia GPU. Everything else runs on the built in AMD…
Pretty much, the article assumes people didn't build the wrong thing before AI. Except that did happen all the time and it just happened slower, took longer to realize that it was the wrong thing and then building the…
So just to clarify, in your case you're running a centralized MCP server for the whole org, right? Otherwise I don't understand how MCP vs CLI solves anything.
I thought that the Mac mini was so that you could use iMessage and safari was less likely to be flagged as a bot.
There are probably multiple Claude agents running as we speak trying to fix the issues.
I was wondering if/when this would happen. My friends and I would discuss this at the pub all the time, "LLM2RTL" or take it a step further and do the the whole process "LLM2GDS". I couldn't find much info here, but I'm…
> I've forgotten more things in this field than I'm comfortable with today. I find it a bit sad that I've completely lost my Win32 reverse engineering skills I had in my teens I'm a bit younger (33) but you'd be…
It's interesting that China does not have exact data. Don't they require everyone to register their address? I know foreigners must do it, and chatting with the locals they told me they were registered as well. I would…
Yep, you and layout folks drew the short straws.
I used to work in the semiconductor industry writing internal tools for the company. Hardware very rarely missed a deadline and software was run the same way. Things rarely went to plan, but as soon as any blip occured,…
Yeah, I mostly use it for QoL improvements but for work related things. So Jira, Bitbucket, GitHub, Linear etc. basically whatever my employer uses. Back in the early 2010s most of that software was fully server…
That's fun to read, I remember when NoSQL was getting cargo-culted, it was specifically because it was more "agile". The reason being you don't need to worry about a schema. Just stick your data in there and figure it…
How do you judge "the best" network? It normally depends on if you're in the city, countryside, island etc. I travel fulltime and constantly buy new esims. Normally I just go on esimdb and buy the cheapest one. Then…
Yeah, I remember some ad by an LLM security company hitting HN a year or so with a "challenge" to do prompt injection. The final level was their product and it was impossible. But it was also impossible to get the LLm…
> Do you want to iterate using for loop or using .iter().step(2).map()? This isn't really a good example, assuming both can be used to represent the same thing. The problem with the wrong abstraction is when your…
It's too hard to define what "works" even means in this case. Look at the example savings output. A lot of it is kubectl output. Your suggestion to using coding benchmarks doesn't really capture the whole picture. I…
> In which country can you emigrate to and be allowed votes in government representation just because you pay taxes? There are a few, with varying degrees of residency time (and possibly other conditions) required. New…
> Kids don't produce capital for the elites. Kids eventually grow up and "start producing capital". It's definitely beneficial for the "elite" in the long term for people to have kids.
I had to deal with the Japanese for the first time last week. My girlfriends bag was stolen with her passport. It happened in a Round1 (near Umeda in Osaka), we knew exactly when since we sat down to play Mario Kart and…
> Scattering the implementation in various files all over the source tree does not help much building the mental model. Yeah, that happens where I work and I hate it. A combination of lint rules and AI reviewer prompts…
What laptop has that much VRAM and RAM for $3500 with good/okay-ish Linux support? I was looking to upgrade my asus zephyrus g14 from 2021 and things were looking very expensive. Decided to just keep it chugging along…
Who decides what a "win" is in these cases? I get everything apart from that part. Because I would take that bet, but I'm worried what the definition of "Jesus christ" is.
You're not wrong that it does that, but that's kinda what I'd expect. Maybe because I'm used to it, but if there's a potential turn it'll say "keep right" or "keep left". So it makes sense to me that it says "second…
I suspect the real issue is that they just change stuff "randomly" and the experience gets worse/better cheaper/more expensive. Since you have no way of knowing when they change stuff, you can't really know if they did…
I bet if you could make it interesting, YouTube/TikTok/Instagram/Whatever could make it possible to get paid to dig holes in your backyard. You could argue that the value is in the entertaining filming/acting/story…
FWIW I have an Asus Zephyrus G14 and the dual graphics cards works pretty well in Linux in hybrid mode. It's pretty cool, certain things (games) run on the dedicated Nvidia GPU. Everything else runs on the built in AMD…
Pretty much, the article assumes people didn't build the wrong thing before AI. Except that did happen all the time and it just happened slower, took longer to realize that it was the wrong thing and then building the…
So just to clarify, in your case you're running a centralized MCP server for the whole org, right? Otherwise I don't understand how MCP vs CLI solves anything.
I thought that the Mac mini was so that you could use iMessage and safari was less likely to be flagged as a bot.
There are probably multiple Claude agents running as we speak trying to fix the issues.
I was wondering if/when this would happen. My friends and I would discuss this at the pub all the time, "LLM2RTL" or take it a step further and do the the whole process "LLM2GDS". I couldn't find much info here, but I'm…
> I've forgotten more things in this field than I'm comfortable with today. I find it a bit sad that I've completely lost my Win32 reverse engineering skills I had in my teens I'm a bit younger (33) but you'd be…
It's interesting that China does not have exact data. Don't they require everyone to register their address? I know foreigners must do it, and chatting with the locals they told me they were registered as well. I would…
Yep, you and layout folks drew the short straws.
I used to work in the semiconductor industry writing internal tools for the company. Hardware very rarely missed a deadline and software was run the same way. Things rarely went to plan, but as soon as any blip occured,…
Yeah, I mostly use it for QoL improvements but for work related things. So Jira, Bitbucket, GitHub, Linear etc. basically whatever my employer uses. Back in the early 2010s most of that software was fully server…
That's fun to read, I remember when NoSQL was getting cargo-culted, it was specifically because it was more "agile". The reason being you don't need to worry about a schema. Just stick your data in there and figure it…