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mferrara -. at .- gmail
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Comment #48942156
July 27th
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Comment #48877391
> So your argument is now RNG plays a bigger role so eventually they'll score a win by luck? Uh, no. His argument is that the ~10% or so superiority you're fighting so hard to clai…
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Comment #48802621
It's similar in that it also pins you at xhigh effort _combined_ with the workflows (which one might say isn't far off from proactive use of agents)
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Comment #48548138
Just throwing it out there I've got an AX162-R (48c EPYC) with 128GB additional memory (384GB DDR5 total) that's been running a side project of mine for a year or so... I could be …
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Comment #48531794
I'm chime in here as another Pi user, starting with OMP and then just ditching it for vanilla Pi + MCP/LSP from OMP as well as pi-cursor-sdk to get access to Composer 2.5 through P…
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Comment #47883892
Just as a note to CC fans/users here since I had an opportunity to do so... I tested resuming a session that was stale at 950k tokens after returning from a full day or so of being…
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Comment #47883869
But.. that doesn't solve the problem of having no indication in-session when it'll lose the cache. A nudge to /clear does nothing to indicate "or else face significant cost" nor do…
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Comment #47523218
> At $400 a pop that’s $400,000,000-$4,000,000,000. A lot to throw at a single attack when you don’t actually know what defenses are in place. Have you seen the price tag on some o…
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Comment #47467444
Uh, it sounds like you're having trouble understanding that people in this thread are talking about two wildly different "claude code" applications. Those who are claiming the reso…
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Comment #47300376
lmao - I'm not at all proud of what you called an accomplishment. I literally said it _is_ amateur hour, it's hacked together, not safe, not stylish, not well engineered. But it do…
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Comment #47290935
This
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Comment #47290933
I've had very consistent success with plan mode, but when I haven't I've noticed many times it's been working with code/features/things that aren't well defined. ie: not using a we…
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Comment #47290906
> Oracles have their use too, but as long as you keep confusing "oracle" and "tool" you will get nowhere. Arguably, I'm getting somewhere.. ;)
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Comment #47290902
Right - it's not a big deal and it LITERALLY is amateur hour. But I did it. I wouldn't have done it prior, sure I could have done a bunch of google searches but the time investment…
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Comment #47290855
Thank you.
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Comment #47290836
Can you not? If not, learn how to. You'll find it helps immensely.
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Comment #47290830
You didn't use plan mode.
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Comment #47285376
If I was on the "replace all the meatsacks AGI ftw" team then I would have referred to it as an oracle, by your own logic, wouldn't I have? It's a tool. It's good for some things, …
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Comment #47285329
So, you observed some telemetry - which would have been some sort of specific metric, right? Wouldn't you communicate that to them as well, not just "it's slow"? "Hey, I saw that m…
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Comment #47285287
Well now I look like an idiot. But I did learn some things! :D My apologies.
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Comment #47285263
> Typically the uncountable version is used with a measure of quantity, while the countable version denotes different kinds (flours - different types of flour; peoples - different …
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Comment #47285228
I got curious and had to fire up the ol LLM to find out what the story is about the words that aren't pluralized - TIL about countable and uncountable nouns. I wonder if the guy gi…
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Comment #47285153
You'll find, at times, that those communicating in a language that's not their primary language will tend to deviate from what one whose it was their primary language might expect.…
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Comment #47284531
You're holding it wrong. Set the boundaries and guidelines before it starts working. Don't leave it space to do things you don't understand. ie: enforce conventions, set specific a…
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Comment #47284465
Not trying to be snarky, with all due respect... this is a skill issue. It's a tool. It's a wildly effective and capable tool. I don't know how or why I have such a wildly differen…