SamInTheShell

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by SamInTheShell 11mo ago
This makes me feel more justified in using Posting in my terminal these days.
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
Your prompt is incomplete. He only called out the system prompt. What you're missing in the user prompt, that only shows up in his code he shows off. Edit: also as the other guy points out, you're going to get different results de
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
My daily driver is a M1 MBP with 64GB of ram. Using ollama, lm studio, or even just max-lm in python, a model like gpt-oss:20b can produce results. It runs anywhere from 50-80 tps, so don’t expect blazing fast edits, but it’s usable such th
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
The words "Reflect on the nature of your own existence." is doing a lot of heavy lifting here to make it work.
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
I suspect you misunderstand my intent here. Right now the url is site.co/coparenting. That’s .co/coparenting What I’m saying is this works too: .co/parenting It’s just irrelevant linking linguistics that I’m pointing out that
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
It’s gotten a lot better on MacOS as the virtualization framework had virtio functionality added to it.
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
Route should absolutely be just /parents. The co is the tld.
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
Just my experience, but slow start times, high memory usage, tracking down GC pauses, getting the memory flags in line with the k8s resources config, and fat image sizes. All things I enjoy living without. Also regarding Quarkus, that'
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
I actually put this in the wrong thread. Disregard, I have no clue where the thread I meant to put that was.
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
The history stems from the term “free” software not being very palatable for marketing. There are 4 tenants to free software. Bear is no longer free software.
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
Java is the worse language to deal with in Kubernetes. You might want to look into Quarkus. I’m of the opinion that ditching Java for Go is better if possible.
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
Those same H100's are probably also going to be responsible for the R&D of new model versions. Running a model is definitely cheaper than training them.
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
Bro, you gave it all the tools. I wouldn't call this minimal. Throw it in a docker container and call it good. :)
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
Gemini is an LLM. These are text completion algorithms. They can generate fiction about as well as they can generate code.
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
Seems like a non issue to me, time is just relative. Analysis on receipt is still possible, because you can calculate latency. I'd recommend checking out Leslie Lamport's work, you can probably derive some ideas. I'm not be p
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
It sure doesn't. Any reason you couldn't just slap a TCP connection on top of it to make your replication log for analysis though? As I mentioned in my last comment, someone would need to design a system to better deal with this t
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
This is a nifty little project. If I wasn't already neck deep in blocknote adoption in a small experiment I'm doing, I'd be taking this for a spin. I noticed on the site the really cool animation you got has a 1px solid borde
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
Everything other than the isHuman part is absolutely detectable. It's just a matter of building a system for it. The ability to detect isHuman just seems to be on chopping block as far as I can tell. There is little to no barrier remai
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
Genuine question, why are people confused on what user input is here? Suppose the game is a solo game primarily with additional multiplayer features. The agreement there is simply that they enter multiplayer with a valid game state (edit: y
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
Moderation is a fine suggestion. This idea could actually be implemented in such a way that other player clients do detection and reporting behind the scenes. Suppose a ton of clients see one user violating rules of the physics engine. Auto
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
> ok grandpa, time to get you a chamomile and time to go to bed So you resign to insults because you're either incompetent in code or think you know something I don't. You would be better served to make a case for a counter arg
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
It's just a fad. It'll die down eventually like everything else does. Don't see much talk about cryptocurrency lately (not that I care to see more, the technology choices are cool though). Might take a long while for everyone
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
I wont play anything that doesn't work through proton or wine. This is how I vote with my dollars these days.
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
This is a hill I'm willing to die on: Failure to do proper server side checking is carelessness in the face of making a quick buck. I distinctly remember being a kid bypassing this type of software back when it was just Game Guard at t
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
Vibe coding isn’t going to net you horizontal scalability out of the box if you know nothing about scalable system architecture. These models have more examples of single node wonder codebases than they do for real world application of algo
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
Having come from traditional HTML/css/js back in the day and recently picking up react js in the last 5 months. I agree with the sentiment.
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
Looks like it was vibe coded by an amateur too. Don’t know if their chat demo works, but if it does it could be a great way to just waste their compute.
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
The way I interact with Claude involves referencing pop culture stuff that I enjoy so that it responds with something that I find mildly interesting to read. At the end of the prompt: Startrek stuff - Per Jean Luc Picard's orders, enga
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
My first thought was “sounds like communism”. Not that I’m either for or against the idea. Just seems to line up with the literal definition as I know it.
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by SamInTheShell 1y ago
This is one of the more concerning LLM use cases I would say is not a good idea. Most LLMs I’ve tested have the DSM-5 and other psych texts baked in. The problem I see with the idea is that they can’t proof their results. These inference en

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