adyavanapalli

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by adyavanapalli 9d ago
As the saying goes, those who know don't say and those who say don't know.
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by adyavanapalli 2mo ago
This is actually brilliant. I've seen other approaches where the context is selectively pruned, but never in a recoverable way. P.S. Love the "bonsai" name btw!
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by adyavanapalli 2mo ago
Honest question, but since when were biographies ever _authorized_? I would assume you would simply inform the subject out of politeness if at all.
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by adyavanapalli 2mo ago
This is soooo incredibly cool. Beyond the Tom Riddle diary aspect, I love the idea of this as a new medium for interacting with an LLM. You could gift it to someone and they could just write naturally, their thoughts, questions, notes, and
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by adyavanapalli 3mo ago
For the edit tool, you should consider implementing a hash-based approach where each line of code is hashed and referenced by it when doing replacements. You can read up on the approach here: https://blog.can.ac/2026/02
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by adyavanapalli 4mo ago
What you're talking about is so extremely rare that it's much more likely that the entire Earth is destroyed by an asteroid right this inst...
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by adyavanapalli 4mo ago
What are the numbers you are getting?
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by adyavanapalli 5mo ago
I had a chance to look at this and noticed you were sending telemetry to an endpoint you control: https://dirac.run/v1/event . It doesn't seem like you're sending anything obviously sensitive or doing anything
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by adyavanapalli 5mo ago
I haven't tried it, but I'm curious why you decided to implement a whole new harness over just writing extensions in pi. From whatever I've done with pi so far, the extension api is quite extensive. Hash anchored edits, for e
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Stanislav Petrov Did Bayes' Theorem in His Head(starsandmanifolds.xyz)
2 points by adyavanapalli 6mo ago|0 comments
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by adyavanapalli 6mo ago
It definitely _could be_ an agent harness issue. For example, this is the logic opencode uses: 1. Agent is "plan" -> inject PROMPT_PLAN 2. Agent is "build" AND a previous assistant message was from "plan" -&
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by adyavanapalli 6mo ago
I saw this a couple of years ago and felt that it might help you https://youtu.be/k7X7sZzSXYs?si=d1ibZfR9uKbuXpCd . Best of luck OP.
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Domain-Based Split Tunneling Using WireGuard(starsandmanifolds.xyz)
5 points by adyavanapalli 9mo ago|0 comments
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by adyavanapalli 2y ago
I know right?! Now, all you have to prove is that humans are anything more sophisticated than that :)
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by adyavanapalli 2y ago
Most flight WiFi networks don't block DNS traffic, so if you set up a custom DNS server, you can tunnel everything through DNS. It's slow, but it's free internet!
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by adyavanapalli 2y ago
Thank you for sharing this. It was incredibly beautiful.
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by adyavanapalli 2y ago
Asianometry had a great video on nearsightedness in China: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YWbR8K0jT4
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by adyavanapalli 3y ago
That name seemed familiar, but had to really dig into my memories; alas, I still love your cover of Monte Re on the Baglamas [1]!. Wishing you all the best with ente! [1]. https://twitter.com/VishnuKVMD/status/1253
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by adyavanapalli 3y ago
I've thought of this before, and it makes a lot of sense! Sometimes one can write a seemingly "correct" proof, but there may be gaps in the argument that isn't obvious until someone else looks at it. Heck, even professio
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by adyavanapalli 4y ago
> I find it interesting they didn't block you. It could be because I wasn't spamming them with tweets i.e. I only sent them about 14 tweets total between their two handles over the course of a week, but I can see how they might
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by adyavanapalli 4y ago
I once changed my Gmail password and promptly forgot it. When I was trying to recover it, I had no MFA set up (I had a yubikey, but somehow that wasn't allowed???), so the only option left for me was to provide them with the month and
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by adyavanapalli 5y ago
The link to the keynote wasn't resolving in the article, so here's the YouTube link: https://youtu.be/aB2gG-cRj10
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by adyavanapalli 6y ago
My favorite short story from Italo Calvino is The Distance of the Moon . RadioLab did an episode with it being read by Liev Schreiber [1] and it's wonderful! I believe it partly inspired a Disney Pixar short by the name La Luna [2]. [
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by adyavanapalli 6y ago
The author's conclusion: I have argued that C’s enduring popularity is wrongly ascribed to performance concerns; in reality one large component of it (the “application” component) owes to decades-old gaps in migration and integration s
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by adyavanapalli 6y ago
I don't know if this counts, but I solved [problem A5 on the 2005 Putnam exam]( https://kskedlaya.org/putnam-archive/2005.pdf ) using this method.
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by adyavanapalli 6y ago
You can find the author's responses at this link: https://github.com/nostalgic-css/NES.css/issues/432
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by adyavanapalli 6y ago
On a somewhat related note, I'd been internally pronouncing `reflog` in `git reflog` as REE-FLOG for the longest time. It wasn't until I finally needed to use it that REF-LOG made a lot more sense!
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by adyavanapalli 6y ago
Consider adding this comment on the grandparent. Thank you!
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by adyavanapalli 6y ago
The author wrote a follow-up article as well: https://thegradient.pub/a-speech-to-text-practitioners-criti...
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by adyavanapalli 7y ago
Not that it's important making this distinction, but what you're describing doesn't sound like occupational burnout; you've listed significant trauma that are only exacerbating your work-related stress, and I'm real

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