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astrostl
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Comment #48726442
> MacBook Pro M5 128GB RAM 614 GB/s of memory bandwidth > MacMini M4 with 64GB of RAM 273 GB/s of memory bandwidth (also only currently available with 48GB) When it comes to infere…
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Comment #48104086
Updated https://github.com/astrostl/surplies to scan for it too
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Comment #47595397
FWIW I vibe coded https://github.com/astrostl/surplies to detect evidence of the Axios and LiteLLM malware, using StepSecurity's writeups as a data source.
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Comment #47595396
FWIW I vibe coded https://github.com/astrostl/surplies to detect evidence of the Axios and LiteLLM malware, using StepSecurity's writeups as a data source.
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Comment #47482123
Disagree. We all are — or should be — Linux kernel developers. What's more, we should align to a specific and singular VCS worldview informed by BitKeeper, which no longer exists, …
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Comment #47328411
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Comment #47319028
Huge enabler for the mini keyboards for me: Fn + L/R for Home/End, Fn + U/D for PgUp/PgDn.
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Comment #47270803
I have mixed feelings about it, but I'm going to fire somebody tomorrow for using a struct just to prove a point to the author.
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Comment #47221237
Browser automation: chrome-devtools-mcp, playwright-mcp, etc.
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Comment #47106421
The quality of the ChatGPT Mac app is a major driver for me to keep a subscription. Hotkeys work, app feels slick and native. The Claude Mac app I found so poor that I'd never reac…
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Comment #46977883
Yep. Consumer Reports' "Find a Car" page has sorting options for Overall Score, Road Test Score, Predicted Reliability, and Predicted Owner Satisfaction. I think they're a tremendo…
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Comment #46537960
> That doesn't seem like enough to entirely shape worldwide discourse around nutrition and sugar. IDK, see the "BLOTS ON A FIELD?" by Science ("A neuroscience image sleuth finds si…
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Comment #46503221
Same. CMD-F, 'sqlite', no hits, skip and go straight to comments.
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Comment #46308723
It's such an amazing business model: - create a platform to host content others create - get employees to ask for company-provided access - almost none of these employees really us…
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Comment #46297191
This is why I use Go as much as reasonably possible with vibe coding: types, plus great quality-checking ecosystem, plus adequate training data, plus great distribution story. Even…
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Comment #46279500
> The information to properly land the plane is in the manual Look, I already liked the nerdy blog post! I don't need even more reasons to like it.
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Comment #46277949
Most recently (yesterday), vibe coding a better interface for Roblox screen time: https://github.com/astrostl/blockblox . Claude Code crushes, and I'm preferring Go for everything …
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Comment #46267779
The OP confirmed that it isn't: "is this using RDMA?" "No. It will be faster with that in the next release" [1] 1: https://x.com/awnihannun/status/2000243131779023329
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Comment #46102139
Having been through cycles of manual writing with '#' and having it do it itself, it seems to have been a push on efficacy while spending less effort and getting less frustrated. H…
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Comment #46102091
I have Claude itself write CLAUDE.md. Once it is informed of its context (e.g., "README.md is for users, CLAUDE.md is for you") you can say things like, "update readme and claudemd…
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Comment #46047084
> Instead of software thermal control, I could add an actively cooled heatsink with PWM fan control. This might achieve similar temperature stability while using less power overall…