codebje

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by codebje 4mo ago
The context window limit prevents it, for one.
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by codebje 4mo ago
Yes... but the next session with the same model is yet another junior fresh out of college that knows nothing about the painful lessons the last session put you through ten minutes ago, either.
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by codebje 4mo ago
Here's some reasons: - The mistakes made aren't "model errors" typically; you can't point to some aspect of a model and say that was at fault. - You can't submit a bug report to a model provider for a mistake m
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by codebje 4mo ago
Your first paragraph links having the colour in the type system as allowing you to write functions that take arguments of parametric colour; your last paragraph says you're unconvinced that you might also like to write functions that r
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by codebje 4mo ago
You can use a similar design to your existing fleet without a literal retrofit of an existing chassis to shoehorn a battery and electric drive train in there. The retrofits usually are less preferable not only because of pointless inconveni
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by codebje 4mo ago
The malice is by the author of the malicious skill file. This is an intrinsic risk associated with giving LLMs access to sensitive material. It's reckless of Microsoft to give an LLM such broad access based on the user's own permi
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by codebje 4mo ago
I don't think it's a new normal. In my experience a large volume of text rarely has a lot of information to convey. Instead, it's intended to convey the sense that a lot of work has been done. The consultant mindset set thi
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by codebje 4mo ago
Without passing opinion on GP's point, I think that just proves it's hard to establish a data set that doesn't bias toward the result you're hoping to find.
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by codebje 4mo ago
I think that it feels a little wasteful to go to Google search to ask a question like this, only for the AI that's giving you an answer instead of page results to perform its own web search to get you the response. Also, I asked a thin
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by codebje 4mo ago
I am fortunate enough to have both a butterfly keyboard MBP and a touch bar MBP. Obviously the butterfly keyboard has the known issues, but the touch bar MBP also has the very common issues with that hardware. I can replace the butterfly ke
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by codebje 4mo ago
Because LLMs aren't sentient, they don't draw on facts, and they don't have nuance. The answer given is similar to answers you might expect to see for similar questions. It's really amazing we can make machines do that,
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by codebje 4mo ago
If you have an interpreted language, you don't have a C function corresponding to each language function. You have a C interpreter loop with a "current instruction" pointer. When the current interpreted instruction is a call,
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by codebje 4mo ago
Thanks for the response. I really like the measured, evidence-based approach you're taking to this work. I have the wrong CPU architectures for pre-built jank packages (x86 mac, aarch64 linux, the exact opposite of 'normal')
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by codebje 4mo ago
The article talks about inlining a two-arity call to clojure.core/max to instead be an explicit call to cpp/jank.runtime.max, eliminating the unnecessary argument count matching and recursion portions of the Clojure function. It a
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by codebje 4mo ago
There isn't a more expensive Mac option to buy if what you're after is a gaming GPU. It's more likely that the VM team sees this as a very low benefit ticket to pursue given the tiny segment of Mac gamers hoping to improve th
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by codebje 4mo ago
DPI can refer to inspecting beyond just the headers, but since it's more of a marketing term than a technical one, you could also say you're "deeply inspecting" the IP headers of a packet and no-one would show up to arre
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by codebje 4mo ago
Does Qwen3.5 know it needs to do this because the API in question has had loads of churn and much of its training data is on obsolete versions, or do you need to prompt it? How well does it handle having an API reference with sample code in
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by codebje 4mo ago
Anything that requires server-side storage is a good reason to ask for an account, IMO. Theoretically you could assign a pseudo-account and store the id in client storage to have a shareable profile, but then you'll have to figure out
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by codebje 4mo ago
Both of those are cool projects!
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by codebje 4mo ago
I've been playing this since it was first mentioned on HN a few puzzles in. It's a nice idea and pretty well executed. I have, however, rejected making a user login. I recognise you're putting in time and energy to make somet
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by codebje 4mo ago
To me a "stop watch" is a type of watch, that's straight forward. But there are other clues that rely on cultural references I'm not familiar with - and that is, I think, inevitable in this type of game. We all have diff
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by codebje 4mo ago
It depends on the purpose for the model. AFAIK LLMs aren't particularly capable at researching answers, relying more on having 'truth' baked in to their weights, so if it takes 12 months to train up a crowd-trained LLM it&#x2
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by codebje 4mo ago
Baidu have a lot of services I've never heard of, that are highly successful in China. The lack of interest in expanding into Western audiences doesn't seem to matter there - what's different about inference?
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by codebje 4mo ago
I'd expect unified memory architectures (Apple M-series, AMD Ryzen AI series, etc) to be the future of local inference, not GPU cards.
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by codebje 5mo ago
Brain drain. If you fire all your SWEs they won't sit around twiddling their thumbs waiting for an AI collapse, they'll career shift. Maybe to an unemployment line and/or homelessness, maybe to something else productive, but
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by codebje 5mo ago
Hah, I like that: the main benefit of monads is turning your functional language back into an imperative one... IMO it's because option is a monad, list is a monad, io is a monad, async is a monad, try-except is a monad, why invent dif
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by codebje 5mo ago
Not the parent, but the only thing I really hate about 1Password is that I can't tell it to never offer to save a specific site's password. I can turn off all offers to save passwords, or I can have the stupid pop-up ask me multip
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by codebje 5mo ago
That is exactly where I am. We're putting other providers through the gauntlet. An M4 Studio or two running the latest Qwen3 or whatever counts for state of the art in open models is also looking a little more viable all the time.
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by codebje 5mo ago
Using a proof language with an SMT solver is basically that: an inexplicable tick that it’s fine, until a small change is needed, the tick is gone, and nothing can say why.
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by codebje 5mo ago
I love freeform wire circuits.

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