Sinidir

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by Sinidir 26d ago
Yeah i noticed this heavily. Working on a branch i critique and give a simpler design. Claude implements and then in a huge comments reference the outdated worse design. Zero value to that. Even having a "how to write comments" se
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by Sinidir 2mo ago
Yes these things happen as part of RL Training. Same way that you can see the "But wait ..." phrases in thinking traces. They get rewarded.
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by Sinidir 4mo ago
Article is seriously wrong, because it makes a huge mistake in the last part. You can't simply look at the produced tokens and that is your cost. In agentic coding there are lots of turns meaning you not only pay for the output tokens
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by Sinidir 4mo ago
Harness: a piece of equipment with straps and belts, used to control or hold in place a person, animal, or object. So yes the generel meaning applies to test setup and running and also to the agent cli which is the harness for the model.
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by Sinidir 5mo ago
The K/V Cache is just an optimization. But yeah you would expect the attention for the model producing "Ok im doing X" and you asking "Why did you do X?" be similar. So i don't see a reason why introspection wo
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by Sinidir 6mo ago
Does anyone know. How would that relate to simply wrapping claude code as a subprocess?
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by Sinidir 7mo ago
In the example given in the article i think the correct behavior would have been to infer the type backwards from the return type of the function. Is that not why mypy actually errors here?
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by Sinidir 1y ago
Its not really hard to tell.
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by Sinidir 1y ago
Pipe to dev/null. Fastest database i have ever used.
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by Sinidir 1y ago
It is literally true. You don't need to run a type checker.
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by Sinidir 1y ago
mypy is also written in a style conducive to speed ups when compiling with mypyc
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by Sinidir 3y ago
Funny i know about Proust from The Sopranos.
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by Sinidir 3y ago
You don't you build solar and wind, which have different seasonal productions. Wind power is actually higher during winter. See: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Estimated-normalized-mon... And if you combine t
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by Sinidir 3y ago
Must feel especially shitty to have your freedom curtailed like this, looking at the probable end of your life.
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by Sinidir 3y ago
Yeah Containers like Option<T> and Result<T> not having a proper subtyping relation to T is major flaw. I mean you are basically giving a stronger guarantee if you are returning T instead of T or an Error, yet you break every ca
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by Sinidir 3y ago
Concurrency is not "single core parallelism". Concurrency describes tasks/threads of execution making independent progress of each other. Parallelism describes tasks/threads actually running at the same time.
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by Sinidir 3y ago
They are not missing the point. The previous post was simply wrong. The halting problem is semi-decidable. So you can potentially find out wether a program halts.
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by Sinidir 3y ago
They don't work nearly as well enough or in the case of hydro storage are available in enough quantity to cover a month of weak wind. For example. The US would consume its entirety of pumped hydro storage in a third of a day.
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by Sinidir 3y ago
That just gave me the idea that there could be a main instance that keeps a summary of the problem (List of paragraphs for each subproblem) and other instances that hold the larger text that these summaries are based on. Then on demand the
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by Sinidir 4y ago
How do you to zero-copy message passing if you have one heap per actor? Or am i misunderstanding and a couple of actors share a heap, but there is no giant heap?
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by Sinidir 4y ago
Felt the same way after first going from eclipse to intellij. This fear, this lack off. But after a while i didn't notice anymore and i have never run into a situation where something important was lost. In the opposite. Saving and mak
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by Sinidir 4y ago
Thats pretty funny.
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by Sinidir 4y ago
The Werther Effect is thoroughly studied effect. There are plenty of studies on the issue.
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by Sinidir 4y ago
Of course.
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by Sinidir 4y ago
I mean i would but i don't know wether going back in time would pass the borrow checker.
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by Sinidir 4y ago
What a mindblowing attitude for a book whos contents are already freely available as blogposts. Shame.
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by Sinidir 4y ago
Then you're blind.
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by Sinidir 4y ago
What the hell. Why are you stealing my idea? I've been working on this for 30 years. Its about 10% done. I'll do the rest next weekend.
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by Sinidir 4y ago
>Because I've actually benchmarked it: https://quick-bench.com/q/ISEetAHOohv-GaEuYR-7MajJgTc 18.5 nanoseconds fits under no reasonable definition of "crazy expensive", not when a regular increment clo
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by Sinidir 4y ago
>First off, this is not why Python has a GIL, but lets leave that aside. Atomic writes are more expensive than non-atomic ones, but they are not slow operations in the grand scheme of things. If you properly implement acquire-release sem

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