Zacharias030

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by Zacharias030 24d ago
always?
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by Zacharias030 1mo ago
I'm interested in understanding wheater prediction models because accurate wind forecasts make a big difference to my personal life (sports). Is there a good overview to learn about the current models, which all just seem like cryptic
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by Zacharias030 2mo ago
Agree exactly! If every use of AI was like this, I perhaps wouldn't have this slight allergic reaction to it, but as it stands, this voice and rhythm has become associated with bad lazy grifting writing.
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by Zacharias030 2mo ago
Ironic that parts of the article feel so AI written. load-bearing this load-bearing that
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by Zacharias030 7mo ago
Parent comment has the rhythm of an AI comment. Caught myself not realizing it until you mentioned it. Seems like I am more in tune with LLM slop on twitter, which is usually much worse. But on second sight it's clear and it also shows
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by Zacharias030 8mo ago
do you use it with git worktrees? or how do you handle multiple claudes?
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by Zacharias030 8mo ago
Not working on it (yet), but I wish the jj <-> github story was a little more ergonomic. Additionally, I am really missing support for stacked diffs, ie, easily pushing a number of commits into one PR on github each such that they all
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by Zacharias030 9mo ago
I'll have a look into what the transfer story from mattermost->element looks like.
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by Zacharias030 9mo ago
Thank you for pointing to these details!
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by Zacharias030 9mo ago
This stance strikes me as questionable, to use the first hunch that comes to mind to seed doubt in a topic that is researched and reported by multiple fairly reputable sources and multiple people on the ground.
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by Zacharias030 9mo ago
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that this is LLM written slop that is badly edited by a human. Factually correct but the awful writing remains.
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by Zacharias030 9mo ago
how so? sound like you are running Kimi K2 / GLM? What agents do you give it and how do you handle web search and computer use well?
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by Zacharias030 9mo ago
Thank you xethos, this has been exactly the kind of opinion and experience report that I've been looking for. the one thing I really want beyond persistent over whatsapp is threads. I hope matrix has a similarly trivial app/web&#x
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by Zacharias030 9mo ago
Skimmed through it; mostly reading the paragraphs above each picture. The irony of which is not lost on me :) Really enjoyed the part talking about Tolkien. It reminds me of my own LOTR experience: I finished the trilogy in three consecutiv
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by Zacharias030 9mo ago
I recently switched a bunch of friends from a project-oriented whatsapp chat to self-hosted mattermost, because I wanted permanent storage for messages and attachments, and threads, and did not want to pay slack in perpetuity. I feel that t
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by Zacharias030 9mo ago
I recently switched a bunch of friends from a project-oriented whatsapp chat to self-hosted mattermost, because I wanted permanent storage for messages and attachments, and threads, and did not want to pay slack in perpetuity. I feel that t
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by Zacharias030 9mo ago
Merry Christmas! This is why I like hackernews.
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by Zacharias030 9mo ago
almost seems like there is now too much money in software. the old times felt like computer science was mostly a science.
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by Zacharias030 9mo ago
can someone clarify the situation that self-hosted free (as in beer) community mattermosts are/will be in?
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by Zacharias030 9mo ago
I think features of the language can make it much easier (read: possible) for the compiler to recognize when a function is tail call optimizable. Not every recursion will be, so it matters greatly what the actual program is.
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by Zacharias030 9mo ago
ok but Germans also use not bad as their highest praise and are from the west etc.
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by Zacharias030 10mo ago
The people I know who „think in math“ don’t think in the syntax of the written notation, including myself.
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by Zacharias030 10mo ago
I thought (and think) that the teaclipper‘s square sail rigs wouldn’t be considered state of the art for any course the ship might sail.
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by Zacharias030 11mo ago
Transformers try to give you capabilities by doing two things interleaved (in layers) multiple times: - apply learned knowledge from its parameters to every part of the input representation („tokenized“, ie, chunkified text). - apply mixing
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by Zacharias030 11mo ago
50C is terribly hot for a swim. Hot spring baths usually top out around 42-43C
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by Zacharias030 11mo ago
This is a great resource for datasets for medical imaging with AI and surprisingly complete in the areas that I searched.
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by Zacharias030 11mo ago
fair point, I appreciate AI researcher intuition about AI much more than CEO hunch boldly stated but not even firm on the terminology.
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by Zacharias030 11mo ago
With all due respect, what does it say about us that „famous researcher voices his speculative opinion“ is an instant top 1 on hackernews?
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by Zacharias030 11mo ago
Should be the top comment. MSL is not only those few high profile hires.
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by Zacharias030 11mo ago
Impressive setup :)

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