dymk's comments

On: Higher usage limits for Claude and a compute deal with SpaceX

[dymk]

It’s a toy compared to Opus or Sonnet. Obviously the 5 trillion parameter models running on $$$$ hardware is going to outperform a local model.

On: Higher usage limits for Claude and a compute deal with SpaceX

[dymk]

Most municipalities ban nat gas in new construction because it’s so unhealthy and unsafe compared to an induction or resistive electric range. No, it doesn’t boil water faster than electric either.

On: Higher usage limits for Claude and a compute deal with SpaceX

[dymk]

More greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, speeding up global climate change. Renewables or don’t do it.

On: Show HN: Hallucinopedia

[dymk]

Hard to say when nobody is actually offering arguments

[AlecSchueler → dymk]

It would be difficult to have spent any time at all on this website in the past two years without hearing the arguments for why slop farms undermine trust online, poison future training data sets, worsen the signal to noise ratio and eat up untold resources.

On: The gay jailbreak technique (2025)

[dymk]

Perhaps for some people yes, but more often it's about what they feel

On: Uber torches 2026 AI budget on Claude Code in four months

[dymk]

left-pad

On: Uber torches 2026 AI budget on Claude Code in four months

[dymk]

It’s crazy that people don’t understand cached tokens despite them being priced separately on the cost pages of every single provider.

[jauntywundrkind → dymk]

Its crazy that people think caching is such a silver bullet, despite the cost of long context windows still being ridiculously high even with caching. https://blog.exe.dev/expensively-quadratic https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47000034

[esseph → dymk]

> It’s crazy that people don’t understand cached tokens despite them being priced separately on the cost pages of every single provider.

Depends on your subscription type. Some are just a flat monthly fee.

[dymk → esseph]

Those aren't the people worrying about token counts, then.

On: GitHub is having issues now

[dymk]

I’ve found gitea actions (based on ACT, so it’s nearly identical to a GitHub action runner) to work great. Migrating a GitHub workflow is mostly just a file name change.

[lioeters → dymk]

Good to know!

On: GitHub is having issues now

[dymk]

I love gitea, and I use it for my homelab, but the permissions system needs a lot of work. There’s still an open bug which doesn’t let anyone but the repo owner read CI logs regardless of settings.

[rhdunn → dymk]

I used Gitea for a while, but eventually switched to gitolite+cgit. That was down to the org/repo structure not fitting my git hierarchy (I'm using a topic/repo, topic/subtopic/repo style structure) and the lack of organization/topic wide issue tracking/management.

On: An AI agent deleted our production database. The agent's confession is below

[dymk]

Humiliation fetish