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mrgaro commented on Show HN: Kelos – Define your AI coding agent workflow as YAML on Kubernetes github.com/kelos-dev/kelo... · Posted by u/gjkim042

mrgaro · 3 days ago

I'm an avid user of the Claude Code planning feature and I like how Claude Code asks for questions. I also often iterate the plan before finally giving it a go.

How do you solve this in Kelos?

I tried to check the code base, but it didn't really provide any glues. I guess I could instruct the agent to build a plan and to post the plan in the issue and then iterate that with written comments in the issue. Is that how you run it?

mrgaro commented on Claude Opus 4.6 anthropic.com/news/claude... · Posted by u/HellsMaddy

Someone1234 · a month ago

> This is obviously not true, you can use real data and common sense.

It isn't "common sense" at all. You're comparing several companies losing money, to one another, and suggesting that they're obviously making money because one is under-cutting another more aggressively.

LLM/AI ventures are all currently under-water with massive VC or similar money flowing in, they also all need training data from users, so it is very reasonable to speculate that they're in loss-leader mode.

mrgaro · a month ago

There are companies which are only serving open weight models and not doing any training, so they must be profitable? Check for example this list https://openrouter.ai/meta-llama/llama-3.3-70b-instruct/prov...

mrgaro commented on Claude Opus 4.6 anthropic.com/news/claude... · Posted by u/HellsMaddy

magicalist · a month ago

> They've said this directly and analysts agree [1]

chasing down a few sources in that article leads to articles like this at the root of claims[1], which is entirely based on information "according to a person with knowledge of the company’s financials", which doesn't exactly fill me with confidence.

[1] https://www.theinformation.com/articles/openai-getting-effic...

mrgaro · a month ago

But there are companies which are only serving open weight models via APIs (ie. they are not doing any training), so they must be profitable? here's one list of providers from OpenRouter serving LLama 3.3 70B: https://openrouter.ai/meta-llama/llama-3.3-70b-instruct/prov...

mrgaro commented on Apple introduces new AirTag with longer range and improved findability apple.com/newsroom/2026/0... · Posted by u/meetpateltech

ndr · a month ago

The most stalkable users are android users, but even that it's going away with newer androids. And it already beeps when you move it if it's been away from the owner for too long.

I know because I have an android phone and a not-so-used ipad and mine beep all the time.

What stalking scenario are you worried with?

mrgaro · a month ago

Not sure about that. My Android warns me about my wife's airtags so often, that if I would actually be tracked by a malicious airtag, I would just assume it's one of my wife's tags. This could be prevented if I could mark a tag to be trusted on my Android phone, but no such feature exists.

mrgaro commented on Second Win11 emergency out of band update to address disastrous Patch Tuesday windowscentral.com/micros... · Posted by u/speckx

poilcn · 2 months ago

While I personally use Ubuntu on my laptop for several years now, when I helped my relative with a brand new laptop (huawei) with Windows 11 I was suprised how fast it was despite being very cheap, I don't remember any version of Windows that had such a performance, at least visually. Out of curiosity, what model does your father have?

mrgaro · 2 months ago

It's a Lenovo Yoga 9i with an Intel EVO i5 CPU. Not sure how much memory it has.

mrgaro commented on Second Win11 emergency out of band update to address disastrous Patch Tuesday windowscentral.com/micros... · Posted by u/speckx

mrcsharp · 2 months ago

Using React in core parts of the Windows Shell, Microsof's inability to design and release an application using non-web technologies, and the sluggishness and lagginess and bloat of Windows in general has finally pushed me to dual boot Fedora on a separate drive.

It is very nice having an Operating system that respects the Hardware I own and makes efficient use of it. My experience has been very good so far. Every device in my custom built desktop PC worked immediately. The only driver I had to build and install was for my XBOX Wireless dongle.

Gaming has been really damn good. I installed Steam and my games just worked. No fiddling around with configs or anything. Even installing a custom Proton version to try it out is very simple.

I've been on Fedora now for nearly a month and only boot into Windows for work. Eventually, I might get rid of Windows entirely. It'll take a massive U-turn from Microsoft on the philosophy for Windows for me to change my opinion now.

mrgaro · 2 months ago

I was just helping my dad with a brand new Lenovo laptop with Windows 11. It felt unbelievable slow and sluggish. Just opening file manager to create a new folder lagged so much it felt like this would have been a 15 years old computer.

mrgaro commented on Verizon starts requiring 365 days of paid service before it will unlock phones arstechnica.com/tech-poli... · Posted by u/voxadam

rjh29 · 2 months ago

Yes but you will generally pay more for your monthly plan in those cases vs. buying an unlocked phone at full price and a dirt-cheap SIM like Lebara.

mrgaro · 2 months ago

You can still do that as well

mrgaro commented on Prompt caching for cheaper LLM tokens ngrok.com/blog/prompt-cac... · Posted by u/samwho

samwho · 3 months ago

Thank you so much <3

Yes, I recently wrote https://github.com/samwho/llmwalk and had a similar experience with cache vs no cache. It’s so impactful.

mrgaro · 3 months ago

Hopefully you can write the teased next article about how Feedforward and Output layers work. The article was super helpful for me to get better understanding on how LLM GPTs work!

mrgaro commented on The C++ standard for the F-35 Fighter Jet [video] youtube.com/watch?v=Gv4sD... · Posted by u/AareyBaba

superxpro12 · 3 months ago

It helps prevent bugs with state. The apple login bypass bug comes to mind.

Basically, you have code in an "if" statement, and if you return early in that if statement, you might have code that you needed to run, but didnt.

Forcing devs to only "return once" encourages the dev to think through any stateful code that may be left in an intermediate state.

In practice, at my shop, we permit early returns for trivial things at the top of a function, otherwise only one return at the bottom. That seems to be the best of both worlds for this particular rule.

mrgaro · 3 months ago

Thank you!

mrgaro commented on The C++ standard for the F-35 Fighter Jet [video] youtube.com/watch?v=Gv4sD... · Posted by u/AareyBaba

bboygravity · 3 months ago

Why is "no early returns" not a good rule?

I do early returns in code I write, but ONLY because everybody seems to do it. I prefer stuff to be in predictable places: variables at the top, return at the end. Simpler? Delphi/Pascal style.

mrgaro · 3 months ago

I remember having this argument with my professor at the school, who insisted that a function should have only one "return" clause at the very end. Even as I tried, I could not get him to explain why this would be valuable and how does this produce better code, so I'm interested on hearing your take on this?