d5lt5

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by d5lt5 5d ago
They do reuse scripts, though. Maybe it's you who is too lazy to _comprehend_ the output? Or, maybe your prompts are not good enough. And it's not my problem to fix, as you claim you are very experienced.
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by d5lt5 6d ago
Then why did you comment what you commented, good sir/madam. Claude and Codex are good at remembering to use scripts instead of tools these days, especially if your <32kb .md file mentions it. Not even talking about the skills desig
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by d5lt5 6d ago
Oh, I'm so sorry I touched your paper feelings. How dared I to imply that some LLM output is more deterministic than the other, your LLM majesty. Shame on me and my entire family! For generations to come! So sorry I implied that the co
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by d5lt5 6d ago
Why do you think your agents prefer to create scripts instead of doing tool calls these days? I wonder, is it easier to modify a script that agent wrote before to satisfy your prompt, or is it easier to write a new one from scratch each tim
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by d5lt5 6d ago
Why don't you try to dispove me. Yes, they are _more_ deterministic than tool calls and consume less tokens.
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by d5lt5 6d ago
Sounds like you don't have enough experience with coding agents. Deterministic scripts must always be preferred instead of LLM tool calls. In fact, you should instruct your agents to write code to execute instead of letting them call t
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by d5lt5 7d ago
It's rich coming from a person affected by ukrainian propaganda that is one of the most corrupt countries in Europe. Maybe you should back your opinion with facts. Citation is desperately needed.
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by d5lt5 22d ago
US had all of that and still was unable to do anything meaningful around Hormuz. US had 10,000 miles of power projection, while China prepared for 100 miles of it for the past 20 years, come on. The answer is EUV alternative that would rend
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by d5lt5 22d ago
> How dare the countries threatened by Russia, who had seen how Russia invaded and brutalised multiple countries - Moldova, Checnya, Georgia twice - seek protection from Russia. This totally excuses Russia invading and brutalising again,
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by d5lt5 22d ago
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ukrainian_refugee_crisis 2. https://data.unhcr.org/en/documents/download/117204 - 1.2 million.
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by d5lt5 22d ago
> Russia didn't need to invade Ukraine either. Arguable, they had to after the 2008 Buharest NATO summit and Ukraine's militarization going forward, and eradication of Russian language and Russian-speaking population in the eas
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by d5lt5 22d ago
Maybe you are? Because so far, I backed up my opinion about China vs Taiwan with facts. And you backed up yours with wishes.
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by d5lt5 22d ago
> Because there is change coming to the US and the next president isn't likely to be such a complete moron. All past elections prove you otherwise.
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by d5lt5 23d ago
> All your points consider what China can do but not how others would respond. US backed off last year when there were talks about protecting Taiwan. They pulled Patriot missiles from Taiwan and South Korea too. China and Japan have a be
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by d5lt5 23d ago
Not everyone is affected by propaganda, either US/Taiwanese or Chinese one. Some are. Some people also want to feed their families and not be unemployed. P.S. A large number of Ukrainians moved to Russia. Including the ones who wanted
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by d5lt5 23d ago
> I've lived in Taiwan for a large part of my life. Sounds like you've been fed the US anti-China propaganda for the large part of your life as well. _China doesn't need to invade Taiwan_ 1. 50%+ of Taiwan's workforce
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by d5lt5 1mo ago
In Windows group there used to be a review where you had to tell the board why the module you try to merge into main branch moved the baseline up by 100KiB.
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by d5lt5 2mo ago
Yes, we need a ministry to minimize the possibility of thought crimes.
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by d5lt5 2mo ago
So, Dario says that access to hardware and governmental certification are _load-bearing_ for his business. Can't charge premium for cache usage when China allows their models to be run by anyone.
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by d5lt5 2mo ago
The alternative is western colonialism Africa experienced before, and bombing campaigns.
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by d5lt5 2mo ago
A lot of people here are saying that chinese open weight models are state-sponsored. If it's so, why would deepseek seek a fundraising?
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by d5lt5 2mo ago
> As long as this debt does not make it into life insurance and pension funds, we are fine. Already happened: https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/michael-bu...
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by d5lt5 2mo ago
> I think originally they had good intentions. It was never the intent. What we are seeing is the methodology that Peter Thiel (hello, ycombinator) described in his book Zero to One [0]: "Competition is for losers" [0] https:&
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by d5lt5 2mo ago
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."
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by d5lt5 2mo ago
Remember that bug with Intel Skylakes [0]? When an application used AVX, it slowed down everything else on that node. It was by far not easy to debug why some applications randomly suffered perf hits on a new hardware being rolled out in Az
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by d5lt5 2mo ago
imho, to be able to revert and recall as agents loose context due to new spawn or compaction.
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by d5lt5 2mo ago
Except that there are 1.4 billion people in China that don't have access to US models.
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by d5lt5 2mo ago
* "Claude Code uses Bun written in Rust now" "Drilling into the original article where Jarred explained the reasoning behind the change, It's pretty clear that under zig the team was doing things by hand that are automat
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by d5lt5 2mo ago
Nickname checks out.
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by d5lt5 2mo ago
For someone who is not a rust dev, would you mind giving me an example of this: "Nope, this is demonstrably false because Rust has its own invariants around its types and the codebase is violating a lot of them."

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