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by chrismatic 5d ago
How does this analogy work when in 1980 you knew that nukes and people using them were a real thing, but we've never seen a frontier model "hack into core inference infrastructure to upload weights to other GPUs to survive"?
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What Is Involution?(skandergarroum.substack.com)
3 points by chrismatic 1mo ago|1 comments
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What's My Local AI?(whatsmylocal.ai)
4 points by chrismatic 1mo ago|1 comments
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by chrismatic 2mo ago
How is this different from https://github.com/asheshgoplani/agent-deck ?
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by chrismatic 6mo ago
I am working on Grog, the “grug-brained” alternative to Bazel. Bazel has a very steep learning curve and is pretty much overkill for most medium-sized teams. Grog already powers all of our internal mono-repo CI and is a lot more fun to work
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by chrismatic 7mo ago
And? There's endless high quality content on YouTube.
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by chrismatic 7mo ago
I think that there is a huge leap between using the Kurds to do your fighting (like in Syria) and what he claims if you look at the map that he pulls up in that section.
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by chrismatic 7mo ago
He makes quite a few quite controversial assertions without evidence or even bothering to explain them. At the top of my head and paraphrasing: - "The conflict is a game of chicken." Only in the vaguest sense in which any war or c
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by chrismatic 7mo ago
I think we should hold people to a higher standard especially when they talk with this much confidence and present themselves as a professor. The issue is that "Game Theory" is a technical term so there really only is an "Aca
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by chrismatic 7mo ago
While I agree with some of his sentiments the entire video reeks of half-baked conspiratorial thinking and shallow engagement with the facts. A quick tell is that the video's title includes "Game Theory", while only referenci
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Programming in the Age of AI(lucapette.me)
1 points by chrismatic 7mo ago|0 comments
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by chrismatic 7mo ago
Sops can natively handle .env files. All you need to apply them to your process is a small wrapper script that sources the decrypted file before invoking your command.
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by chrismatic 7mo ago
We just recently adopted this and it's crazy to me how I spent years just copying around gitignored .env files and sharing 1password links. Highly underrated tool.
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by chrismatic 7mo ago
I think you can come to a balanced view here where you acknowledge that Feynman was overhyped posthumously while maintaining that he was an exceptional physicist with some personal flaws. That's precisely the point of the video. It&#x2
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by chrismatic 7mo ago
I'd recommend that you watch the entire video, because the point is that he did not even write any of those books.
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by chrismatic 7mo ago
The video points out that the legacy not the man is a sham.
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by chrismatic 7mo ago
Not entirely without reason though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwKpj2ISQAc
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by chrismatic 9mo ago
This is a point well taken, but it also instills a certain incuriosity about expert opinions which is on display in this article. In fact you can find a question to this very answer with a quick search: https://www.reddit.com&#x2
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by chrismatic 9mo ago
Even worse so: Why does he not simply ask these people? What is it with this trend of sneering at expert decisions without even doing the bare minimum of engaging with them?
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by chrismatic 9mo ago
I am working on Grog, the “grug-brained” alternative to Bazel. A mono-repo build tool where all you do is provide your build commands and interdependencies and the Grog will run everything in parallel with aggressive caching. https:/&
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Building the Fastest Python CI(chrismati.cz)
3 points by chrismatic 9mo ago|0 comments
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by chrismatic 10mo ago
Came here to post the same resource and to point out that based on it it rarely was a "two person's job" only.
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by chrismatic 1y ago
I good a few good laughs out of this post, but I still hope it's just elaborate trolling.
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Show HN: Grog – the monorepo build tool for the grug-brained developer(github.com)
1 points by chrismatic 1y ago|0 comments
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by chrismatic 1y ago
I am working on Grog, the “grug-brained” alternative to Bazel. A mono-repo build tool where all you do is provide your build commands and interdependencies and the Grog will run everything in parallel while caching as much as possible. htt
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A Brief, Incomplete, and Mostly Wrong History of Electric Vehicles(climatedrift.substack.com)
1 points by chrismatic 1y ago|0 comments
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by chrismatic 1y ago
I fully agree. I was also thinking about docker or symlinks, but it seemed hard to design the API without any actual user feedback. Pants environments [0] look interesting. Very cool that you are also recognizing this issue and working on i
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by chrismatic 1y ago
There is a space between the two types of repositories you are describing. One where you just have enough tools/langs that a single-language setup does not cut it for you anymore, but investing all that effort into Bazel does not seem
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by chrismatic 1y ago
The point about trying to stick with a single language build tooling really cannot be stressed enough. It is what prompted me to write a simplified version of Bazel, a generic "target determinator" with caching capabilities if you
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by chrismatic 1y ago
If you are a small to mid-sized team, moving to Bazel is massively painful and basically requires up to one full-time position to provide your team with a good experience. Grog on the other hand let's you keep your existing build setup

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