EFLKumo

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by EFLKumo 12d ago
It's said Astra is based on a newly pretrained model. Personally I hope it solves the problem that GPT speaks weirdly (which can also be spotted on Claude models after Opus 4.8 but GPT's is more severe) because IMO the way GPT cou
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by EFLKumo 14d ago
Sorry! I was just a bit excited writing the comment and ignored that :(
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by EFLKumo 14d ago
I've been confused a lot why there isn't a benchmark to measure a harness's performance rather than the model's one. Now there it is.
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by EFLKumo 14d ago
Claude Code supports the base URL env var so you could tell it to talk with any LLM API endpoint that receives the Anthropic style request format, e.g. DeepSeek.
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by EFLKumo 14d ago
Come on, think how fast Grok evolves after SoaceXAI acquired Cursor. I just believe if you can't get enough real data from practice then you can't train a good model. And for Mistral collecting data is a must step no matter what a
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by EFLKumo 14d ago
Something maybe unfamiliar with you: not about coding but writing. I've asked it to write an argumentative essay, which is a part of "gaokao" (China's university entrance exam), and its work is *extremely* impressive. sp
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Microsoft ships a Rust WinUI3 library, React-like(github.com)
4 points by EFLKumo 4mo ago|1 comments
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
It's displayed in my practice that LLMs master Rust even as weaker models like deepseek.
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
Worth noticing a Vercel equivalent: https://github.com/vercel/flags
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
Making a XAML UI is fundamentally authoring a WinRT interface, I guess. And for cppwinrt, Microsoft's solution is like describing in so-called MIDL .idl files, compiler generating cpp stubs, copying these stubs and filling in implement
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
Exactly what I want to say. Thank you.
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LLM proactively bypassed pnpm's anti-supply-chain-attack config(twitter.com)
1 points by EFLKumo 4mo ago|0 comments
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48246232 This reminds me the article above. Now people have diverse ideas on agentic coding. Some suggest human-in-the-loop while others suggest giving a detailed specification and let t
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
By using "ReAct", I just wanted to emphasize the "agentic" perspective of tool calling, which makes tool calling facing the real world and at risk sometimes. So I'm not downplaying the significance of tool callings.
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
> The kid who is right now learning to code by chatting with an agent is not a worse programmer than I was at 12, hunched over Learning Perl, retyping examples that would not run because I missed a semicolon. To be honest, I'm 17 y.
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
It's not the first time we hear about prompt injection attacks, and for sure it's the fault of Microsoft. Many talking about the prompt injection itself, whether Copilot should be able to defense prompt injections, etc. But that&#
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
Yes. It assumes author of the macro guarantees the safety. Common cases are not adding unsafe{} and leaving this to user, relying on audit tools or [highlighters]( https://lukaswirth.dev/posts/semantic-unsafe/ ), et
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
though said for education purpose, keep finding these boundary-pushings playful. I can recall early days arrested by "several ways to access private members in C++" lol
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How to scan for vulnerabilities with GitHub Security Lab's AI-powered framework(github.blog)
1 points by EFLKumo 4mo ago|0 comments
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
I once thought about this and found that n-shots makes greater influences on LLMs. In other words, in a repo with good code quality and architecture (which offers good n-shots) and on a task with clear instructions and goals, LLM's out
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
This remind me of [jj megamerge]( https://isaaccorbrey.com/notes/jujutsu-megamerges-for-fun-an... ). jj allows concentrating on developing while leaving things for vcs alone, as well as solving vcs things (conflicts) at
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
> just like we don’t read assembly, or bytecode, or transpiled JavaScript This makes sense since certain higher-level code produces certain lower-level code, while LLM cannot. If the transpired JS code doesn't work we could just fin
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
Good language has a unique flavor, and better language allows for diverse tastes and usages
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
In terms of XAML UI, C++/WinRT struggles. When it was released, C++ just lacked good reflection methods, and many practices that were easily achieved in C#, such as MVVM, data bindings, were difficult to migrate. I think this prevented
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by EFLKumo 4mo ago
Go is actually widely adopted in web backends and desktop apps. You might just miss some scenarios. And from my naive perspective, Go is a strong type alternative than TypeScript though it has a unique idiom syntax, but for most web devs th
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Project Deal: Claude-run marketplace experiment(anthropic.com)
2 points by EFLKumo 5mo ago|0 comments
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by EFLKumo 5mo ago
Whether to allow Claude subscription to access other services or not, at this point, anthropic seems to be schizophrenic, sometimes worried about insufficient computing power and sometimes worried about user loss, which is puzzling.