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by aozgaa 9d ago
Another solution to the pipeline example, this time making use of a subprogram for the frequency/accumulation: < README.md \ tr -c '[:alpha:]' '\n' \ | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]&#x2
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by aozgaa 9d ago
the point is to do a stable sort on (word, line number) lexicographically, then when we do "uniq" we can take the first line number. In contrast to the "we need a frequency table" idea in the article, this solution trade
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by aozgaa 1mo ago
> If you've made a mistake once you're likely to make it again, so leave a note. In my experience the comments behave as a form of prompt injection. The llm makes a conceptual mistake, writes it in a comment, and now subsequent
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by aozgaa 2mo ago
IME yes that’s basically it. Other features haven’t really been significant value add for me. Some of the keybindings are different in minor ways. It has some mouse support but I have found that it doesn’t work well with certain apps/s
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by aozgaa 2mo ago
The “10 principles” are about 1/3 of the way down the very repetitive, haphazardly organized page (interspersing test results, methodology, and yes, those principles). Seems like slop.
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by aozgaa 3mo ago
> kiss goodbye to any notion of being able comprehend existing code that's not written by you (until llms arrived). In my experience it takes a while (<=3 months) for folks to become proficient when they see an alien dialect of c
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by aozgaa 3mo ago
In general, it seems HN does not like to read llm-generated articles. I ran into this myself when using an llm to edit some stuff I wrote. At the time, I found this a bit irritating, but with a few weeks time I see the merit. The informatio
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by aozgaa 4mo ago
I'm not sure about whether this is a bottlenecking step in applications, but even so, is it interesting to ask which parts of this are gpu-friendly? That is, is there a (sparse) matrix representation which is used in gpu's? And do
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by aozgaa 5mo ago
This feels like a data scraping honeypot...
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by aozgaa 5mo ago
It's possible the image you uploaded contains geographic coordinates. EDIT: this is exactly what happened with my image upload, for example
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by aozgaa 5mo ago
> Honestly this is way more appealing than fighting mergerfs when you just want explicit disk placement. Doctor + prune for orphaned symlinks is exactly what you'd need to keep things sane over time. That's the hope! > Saw i
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by aozgaa 5mo ago
NFS -- very slow reads, much slow than `cp /nfs/path/to/file.txt ~/file.txt`. I generally suspect these have to do with some pathological behavior in the app reading the file (eg: doing a 1-byte read when linearly s
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Show HN: Jbofs – explicit file placement across independent disks(github.com)
4 points by aozgaa 5mo ago|4 comments
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Why Lean?(leodemoura.github.io)
3 points by aozgaa 6mo ago|0 comments
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by aozgaa 6mo ago
> that was with success on the first try of the first round (which is very rare). This very much depends on the patient history (age, cause of infertility, …) and the clinic. Live births per intended retrieval can vary from 10%-60% condi
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by aozgaa 6mo ago
I can’t tell if this is a genuine quote or not. Can you provide a citation? (I think something like this comes up in the Phaedrus)
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by aozgaa 7mo ago
I personally am getting better results with codex recently. Claude ($20 plan) honestly comes across as a total ai slop turd of an app (unreliable, frequent incidents, burns through the token after 2-3 prompts that just clinfinite loop doing
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by aozgaa 1y ago
Agreed. LLM’s are fundamentally text generators, not verifiers. They might spot some typos and stylistic discrepancies based on their corpus, but they do not reason. It’s just not what the basic building blocks of the architecture do. In my
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by aozgaa 1y ago
Like offsetof[1]? [1] https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/types/offsetof
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by aozgaa 1y ago
This is addressed in the article: > Turns out, it doesn’t matter that much where your first offer is from, or even how much they’re offering you. Just having an offer in hand will get the engine running. > If you’re already in the pip
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by aozgaa 3y ago
See “Import a Git Repository” at https://nest.pijul.com/pijul/pijul
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by aozgaa 3y ago
The trouble for me is the text flashing in and out on top of the graphics and the rescaling of the images by scrolling. If the text was above/below the images (like a python notebook) and the images were static, I imagine I would like
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by aozgaa 4y ago
> Can I just open an issue in the TypeScript repo for this sort of thing if I have a concrete suggestion? Yes. There are even issue templates to guide you through writing an issue that the team will be able to address effectively.
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by aozgaa 4y ago
Not sure about your second point. Let’s consider an oversimplifying example where population is homogenous in an area/nation. If 50% of the land is unpleasant, then 50% of the population will live next to unpleasant stuff. If only 20%
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by aozgaa 4y ago
Imagine the following three enforcement schemes for taking down a post due to reports: * if your post gets reported 10 times, it gets taken down * if your post gets reported (# of followers / 10) times, it gets taken down * if your pos
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by aozgaa 4y ago
That’s playing a bit fast and loose with the facts. The timing of his announcement was suspicious: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CH55WpJxF1s And he’s gotten some flak from a high profile Republican as well: https:/&#x
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by aozgaa 4y ago
HN is maintained at least in part to promote YC startups and the reputation of YC itself. The monetization is indirect. (Maybe some posts are sponsored? I would be mildly surprised.) This suggests the incentives for YC are more aligned to u
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by aozgaa 4y ago
Amazing! Does anyone know of a comparable toolkit for quick UI’s (gui or tui) in the linux/bash ecosystem?
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by aozgaa 4y ago
Calculus is useful to make rigorous statements in stats. How do you relate the pdf/cdf of a continuous probability distribution without calculus? Agreed that “memorize rules” is not a great learning experience for students… but it is e
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by aozgaa 4y ago
The author addresses the claim about “thinking better” in TFA.

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