darkwi11ow

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by darkwi11ow 5d ago
Llm is a tool. Programming had used lots of tools through the history. Programming itself, is a tool for societal change. Building identity around it is ridiculous, I believe much healthier identity building is around what you can do with p
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by darkwi11ow 7d ago
NMS has very different world building that sets it apart from both Gothic and TES series. The game world in TES and Gothic depicts "real" fantasy world, and the player personas in the series are bound to experience it from the poi
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by darkwi11ow 7d ago
I discovered NMS only recently (100 hours in, 2nd save now), and it has become one of my favorite games. It reminds me of the old TES (Morrowind, Oblivion), but the world is truly limitless, and possibilities are huge. I enjoy finding rare
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by darkwi11ow 13d ago
I use it in Cursor, recent versions are good for writing specs, code review, etc. Not good for UI design and broad research, though. Btw it does not have outage in Cursor now, it seems the infra path is different for XAI Grok and Cursor Gr
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by darkwi11ow 17d ago
Why not use rootless podman? It is 2026 not 2016, Podman works much better than Docker today.
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by darkwi11ow 2mo ago
Inference might be profitable, but it does not mean the profits of AI datacenters will rise in future. Open weight models and local AI already put the pressure on the AI datacenter profit margins, and local AI is set to become much more eff
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by darkwi11ow 3mo ago
LLMs are really bad at abstract strategy games like chess, go or civilization. Their ability to excel at broad reasoning is what is limiting them in games that have narrow rule-sets but steep learning curve.
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by darkwi11ow 3mo ago
I use Arch on my dev qemu VM and actually review all changes all the time. It is not that hard with small amount of pkgbuilds: find ~/.cache/yay -maxdepth 1 -type d /home/virt/.cache/yay /home&#x2F
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by darkwi11ow 4mo ago
Yep, react is indeed a library. Part of the confusion comes from a fact that react community was keen to hijack "react" name and slap it onto their own projects, for example there were react router, react query, react table, etc.,
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by darkwi11ow 4mo ago
Afaik there is no proof Anthropic is profitable. This, and uv buyout by OpenAI only adds a risk to supply chains. In few years these companies can be overrun by open source models or startups delivering new hardware/software breakthrou
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by darkwi11ow 4mo ago
I use Tanstack in my projects. Last week when Tanstack got compromised, it was only my laziness that saved me -- was thinking about doing pnpm upgrade but got lazy and played some dota... Finished game was just going to pnpm upgrade, opened
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by darkwi11ow 4mo ago
I use $20 plan on daily basis for more than a year now, and have yet to exhaust that limit. The plan includes $20 in api costs for non-Cursor premium models and $20 for Composer and Auto models provided by Cursor themselves. That said, I am
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by darkwi11ow 4mo ago
https://www.openpolicyagent.org/docs/policy-language Not quite Prolog as they teach in universities, but its close descendant. Used for policy evaluation, e.g. to validate tree-structured datasets against arbitrary per
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by darkwi11ow 4mo ago
This is what usually happens with LLM assisted writing. Looking at other posts in author blog, they are as well likely written with help and guidance of LLM bot, and also bring feeling of incoherence when read. I'd say this style preda
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by darkwi11ow 4mo ago
See http//localhost:3000