shepherdjerred

Yes, because it uses containers. It’s not using VMs which would probably be required e.g. for many windows games

AFAIK there is no way to share a GPU between a host and multiple VMs without commercial hardware

No, I mean to have multiple concurrent sessions, e.g. to have friends over on laptops playing games from a centralized device

As opposed to Claude which has flagged:

- anything related to piracy

- legit security work (audit my infra, pentest it)

- disabling a safety mechanism on my food processor

- reverse engineering

- creating style guides inspired by other games/companies (for fan projects)

- questions about how nerve agents work and how they can be treated (for a layman)

I want to love Orion but it’s just too buggy. I went back to Safari

Unfortunate it is still essentially impossible to share consumer GPUs with multiple virtualized hosts, which limits the utility. My dream is to build one beefy server and play old games like COD via connected thin clients

Sorry I am not saying that X technology is not important, transformative, etc.

I am saying that the average person is going to want to just have things that work. They are not going to want to have a hobby of using X technology.

It doesn't matter how much you lower the barrier to entry on making apps, websites, games, whatever. Most people are just going to want something that is ready and off-the-shelf.

I mean, why do people pick an iPhone over a cheaper Android even if they are functionally similar? Aside from the (valid) green-bubble/social aspect, it's a much more polished product.

It is incredibly useful

Most people still prefer products over building their own thing, even if the barrier is lower.

As an example consumer 3D printing hasn’t had much impact on manufacturing

Amazon's leadership principles are fantastic. They are applicable to anyone doing any job at any level.

Am I wrong in thinking you could do this with ffmpeg, your video files, and your data from Strava/Garmin/whatever? This feels like a program an LLM (or human!) could write pretty easily

Ah! I so wanted to go to the recurse center when I was between jobs, but I was too nervous to push my start date back a significant amount. I really hope I can do it one day. It sounds so awesome!

If cost were the only factor of course you'd use B, but presumably you also care about quality quite a bit.

I wrote about this a few years ago [0]

It's _really_ hard to break the phone habit. I was in a good place for a few years but have recently been spending time on Reddit.

It's not the end of the world. Ultimately I think going back to Reddit is because I recently haven't had the patience to really read, reflect, etc.

[0] https://sjer.red/blog/2023/screen-time/

Apple's monitors fill this gap, but they are obviously quite expensive

Respecting the reader means:

- Understanding what you wrote

- Verifying correctness of any claims

- Putting in at least as much effort writing as your audience will reading

- Not sharing generated content if you can't do the above. If you must, then explicitly disclaiming your use of AI

It does not mean "prompting AI better"

I've used LLMs quite a lot (Claude, GPT) and have never seen this behavior. You've got something else going on.

I couldn't believe it, so I had to share it

Strong disagree on this.

I have Claude/Codex keep logs [1]. It's just prompted in my AGENTS.md [0].

Every session must produce one of: a session log OR a plan, and end with a written summary appended to it. Default to a log; reserve plans for substantive design work.

It's incredibly valuable. For example today I started a few sessions off like this:

- What's the status of my work on Renovate?

- I was recently working on X, find that

- Did we fix the issue with backups? What are the next steps?

- This bug came up again. Didn't we fix it already?

[0] https://github.com/shepherdjerred/monorepo/blob/main/AGENTS....

[1] https://github.com/shepherdjerred/monorepo/tree/main/package...

You’re absolutely right! This would save so much time.

Sent from my Claude Code

I usually have 5-8 at a time

I think the point is that your college/university want the earned credential to mean something.

Presumably you need some way to gauge the quality of your graduates

My favorite is the smoke detector as a musical instrument

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6BNE62xGqE

How did you get a private tracker?

I have a gaming PC and a steam deck. My goal was to use my steam deck as a steam link (their old streaming hardware) w/ a Xbox controller

Both are connected via Ethernet and actually the video quality was very very good, and input lag was completely fine.

Unfortunately there were so many issues. I want a console like experience where I can just decide that i want to pick up a controller and play.

With this setup I have to unlock windows which is annoying. Also often times something gets stuck so I have to walk to the desktop to fix/click around, or it plays audio via PC, or I have to disable HDR, etc.

And Russia would never invade Ukraine. And Germany could never make it past the Maginot Line

Everything is "good enough until it's not good enough". That's engineering.

related https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-33581277

The only possible conclusion is that it’s designed to cause panic.

Really? That's the only possible conclusion?

Anthropic has _always_ positioned itself as a company that cares about AI safety.

Row level security sounds reasonable. Otherwise I don’t see how full DB access can be safe.