Saagar Jha

@saagar@saagarjha.com

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Saagar Jha

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@Mutesplash LEGO for adults who are still children at heart

Mindaugas Rudokas

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@saagar @Mutesplash
A set that’s something closer to this:

Saagar Jha

(replying to Alex Markley)
@alex They added some stupid check for this that looks at the parent process

Alex Markley

(replying to Saagar Jha)

@saagar so arp's behavior depends on the calling shell? That seems... Bad.

Or maybe arp is a builtin now? Or somehow the path is being altered silently?

I'm just so confused, lol.

Saagar Jha

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It’s patently artificial but you have lost the ability to tell, or maybe you can still feel that there’s something wrong about it, but you have scarcely the time and energy to care anymore

Saagar Jha

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I can’t imagine a more on-the-nose way to strip the joy from childhood than this. Maybe if you just spend some more money on Nostalgia you desperately want to cling to you will forget that taxes are due next week and your manager wants the quarterly report revised again

Saagar Jha

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It’s patently artificial but you have lost the ability to tell, or maybe you can still feel that there’s something wrong about it, but you have scarcely the time and energy to care anymore

Saagar Jha

LEGO “for adults” is just so depressing to me because they’re always like several hundred dollars and horrible looking renditions of, like, mega Pikachu with super custom parts that you build once and never touch again
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Mutesplash

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@saagar Real "LEGO for adults" is on display at things like Brickworld and even smaller local events

Saagar Jha

(replying to Mutesplash)
@Mutesplash LEGO for adults who are still children at heart

Mindaugas Rudokas

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@saagar @Mutesplash
A set that’s something closer to this:

U+002C

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@saagar lego for adults should be a big box of generic colour mismatched pieces and just building random shit that comes to mind

Greg Parker

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@saagar As a more charitable view, consider it as one end of a time and skill spectrum: "LEGO for adults" — traditional plastic model kit — scratchbuilt modeling and art.

Helge Heß

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@saagar I think I like Lego for adults because I rarely had real Lego as a child.
And I still like looking at my Helicarrier, ISS or Ghostbusters headquarter 🤷‍♀️

USB Type-Steve :verified:

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@saagar Lego is dumb when the thing they sell is a singular solution. To me Lego is supposed to be a bunch of random bricks where you build random things out of it. It's not meant to be a prepackaged "build the Millennium Falcon and nothing else" kind of thing.

(Side note I always thought K'Nex was better)

Saagar Jha

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I can’t imagine a more on-the-nose way to strip the joy from childhood than this. Maybe if you just spend some more money on Nostalgia you desperately want to cling to you will forget that taxes are due next week and your manager wants the quarterly report revised again

Saagar Jha

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It’s patently artificial but you have lost the ability to tell, or maybe you can still feel that there’s something wrong about it, but you have scarcely the time and energy to care anymore

Saagar Jha

You can learn a lot about advanced packaging techniques by watching YouTube Shorts with obnoxious background music apparently
“He Will Never Be Ballin’” meme template. In the top left panel is an advertising shot of an A19 Pro. The second panel shows Cereal Guy saying “He will never Reballin’”. In the third panel is a picture of someone placing said chip on a freshly fluxed motherboard. The last panel has Cereal Guy spit out his cereal.

Saagar Jha

Bruh
Screenshot of iTerm, ttys11@80x24 (bash). Last login: Tu Jul 23 04:17:57 on ttys011 saagarjha 07/23 04:18:01 ~$ arp -an | wc -l 0 saagarjha 07/23 04:18:06 ~$ BASH_SILENCE_DEPRECATION_WARNING=1 exec /bin/bash saagarjha 07/23 04:07:11 ~$ arp -an | wc -l 21 saagarjha 07/23 04:07:14 ~$

Alex Markley

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@saagar what in the world is happening there??

Saagar Jha

(replying to Alex Markley)
@alex They added some stupid check for this that looks at the parent process

Alex Markley

(replying to Saagar Jha)

@saagar so arp's behavior depends on the calling shell? That seems... Bad.

Or maybe arp is a builtin now? Or somehow the path is being altered silently?

I'm just so confused, lol.

Saagar Jha

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Maybe when all the Apple bloggers stop fellating themselves about Siri “being good now” (read: email search works sometimes, if you’re using Apple Mail, and let it index for 67 days) they can actually remember the days when new features weren’t designed by Nikita Bier wannabes

Saagar Jha

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Pretty soon I feel like if you pause for a moment Clippy^W^W^W^W^W^W Siri is just going to pop up and ask you what you’d like help with. It’s so bad. And unlike Apple Intelligence they nuked all the options for Siri so you can’t even disable the parts you don’t like

Saagar Jha

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Maybe when all the Apple bloggers stop fellating themselves about Siri “being good now” (read: email search works sometimes, if you’re using Apple Mail, and let it index for 67 days) they can actually remember the days when new features weren’t designed by Nikita Bier wannabes

Saagar Jha

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Search for an app? Nope, it’s Siri now. Blank page? Write with Siri! Hover over content? Siri can tell you about it. Right click? Ask Siri. Swipe down for notifications? Nope, we shoved that into the top left. People know Siri, not silly alerts, come from the top of your screen

Saagar Jha

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Pretty soon I feel like if you pause for a moment Clippy^W^W^W^W^W^W Siri is just going to pop up and ask you what you’d like help with. It’s so bad. And unlike Apple Intelligence they nuked all the options for Siri so you can’t even disable the parts you don’t like

Saagar Jha

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Maybe when all the Apple bloggers stop fellating themselves about Siri “being good now” (read: email search works sometimes, if you’re using Apple Mail, and let it index for 67 days) they can actually remember the days when new features weren’t designed by Nikita Bier wannabes

Saagar Jha

I swear there is someone at Apple who thinks their job is to find every surface in the OS that is currently empty (and some that were being used!) and splat the new Siri AI logo there. It’s infested everything whether it makes sense or not and this only increases with every beta

Saagar Jha

(replying to Saagar Jha)
Search for an app? Nope, it’s Siri now. Blank page? Write with Siri! Hover over content? Siri can tell you about it. Right click? Ask Siri. Swipe down for notifications? Nope, we shoved that into the top left. People know Siri, not silly alerts, come from the top of your screen

Saagar Jha

(replying to Saagar Jha)
Pretty soon I feel like if you pause for a moment Clippy^W^W^W^W^W^W Siri is just going to pop up and ask you what you’d like help with. It’s so bad. And unlike Apple Intelligence they nuked all the options for Siri so you can’t even disable the parts you don’t like

Saagar Jha

(replying to Saagar Jha)
Maybe when all the Apple bloggers stop fellating themselves about Siri “being good now” (read: email search works sometimes, if you’re using Apple Mail, and let it index for 67 days) they can actually remember the days when new features weren’t designed by Nikita Bier wannabes

Saagar Jha

Rubin is sm_107 I guess

https://github.com/triton-lang/triton/commit/ab592f012f37f2c2ffc9ceda6c5b49b3c37c9036

Saagar Jha

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Kimi K3 can build a coherent end-to-end compiler* – from DSL frontend and IR passes to PTX codegen† and runtime‡ – rather than isolated kernels; its from-scratch§ Tensor Core¶ path

*No you can’t see it
†We used MLIR
‡And NVRTC
§We gave it the Triton codebase
¶Not actually used

Saagar Jha

I don’t know about you but if my AI compiler got 30 TFLOPs on a 4096x4096x4096 matrix multiply I might hesitate to say it “rivals Triton’s extensively optimized stack”

Saagar Jha

(replying to Saagar Jha)
Kimi K3 can build a coherent end-to-end compiler* – from DSL frontend and IR passes to PTX codegen† and runtime‡ – rather than isolated kernels; its from-scratch§ Tensor Core¶ path

*No you can’t see it
†We used MLIR
‡And NVRTC
§We gave it the Triton codebase
¶Not actually used

Saagar Jha

My hot take is that if you spend an appreciable amount of time posting about your CLAUDE.md or subagents strategy you are just LARPing as doing real work, in much the same way guys that talk about their vim config are rarely doing anything useful
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SnoopJ

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@saagar co-signed on both accounts

paculino

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@saagar The vim config people contribute far less to energy/water/hw hogging at least, and probably understand what they're saying better.

ity [unit X-69] - VIOLENT FUCK

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@saagar I write neovim patches whilst talking about my neovim config! (Then proceed to never publish them)

Saagar Jha

Yeah so imagine that someone suddenly became very rich and got a hot new side piece and so their crazy vindictive ex (who everyone warned them to avoid in the first place) is now airing a bunch of dirty laundry during the divorce. Except it’s somehow about computers
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chinmay 🐋

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@saagar what

Matt Massicotte

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@saagar I *think* i understand

Siguza

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@saagar huh? What did I miss now?

Saagar Jha

I keep hearing about Claude’s Constitution but when are we going to get Claude’s Declaration of Independence

Siguza

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@saagar if you asked Anthropic, probably "in the immediate future" and "governments need to take regulatory action for this scenario by yesterday" 😐️

Saagar Jha

Discourse tip: add ?print=true to the end of the URL

Saagar Jha

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Another option is 70 square feet and proudly advertises an in-unit sink (the only amenity in the otherwise featureless room). Credit score 650+ to apply

vince

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@saagar

Rent: $0
Area: --
Amenities:
- 24/7 connectivity to an immersive experience of the world at the end of the 20th century
- On-demand nutrition delivery
- Utilities/waste management incl., except electricity (tenant must provide)

Félix

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@0x56 @saagar willing to provide martial arts and weapons handling classes to the right tenant

Saagar Jha

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Amazing things are happening in the under $1k SF apartment filter. I just found a place without a sqft number and has a realtor-uploaded photo that indicates it is directly neighboring a “topless gentleman’s club”
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U+002C

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@saagar it is san francisco, are the gentlemen topless or is it a topless club for “gentlemen”

Saagar Jha

(replying to Saagar Jha)
Another option is 70 square feet and proudly advertises an in-unit sink (the only amenity in the otherwise featureless room). Credit score 650+ to apply

vince

(replying to Saagar Jha)

@saagar

Rent: $0
Area: --
Amenities:
- 24/7 connectivity to an immersive experience of the world at the end of the 20th century
- On-demand nutrition delivery
- Utilities/waste management incl., except electricity (tenant must provide)

Félix

(replying to vince)

@0x56 @saagar willing to provide martial arts and weapons handling classes to the right tenant