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by didibus 4d ago
That's just all models though. They're not 100% accurate.
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by didibus 6d ago
Couldn't they just grab and run an open weight model to save on API tokens?
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by didibus 6d ago
Opus 5 generates really good code and terminal commands though. It's just bad at the accompanying text it tells you. These benchmarks don't grade the text generation of the response I don't think, only the task outcome.
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by didibus 6d ago
That's actually pretty neat, compose on sheet, get multiple rendition of it being "played".
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by didibus 8d ago
The bigger issue is weak competition. When a few companies dominate a market, they can raise prices, suppress wages, and capture more of the gains from economic growth. That is also a big part of why wealth has become so concentrated at the
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by didibus 13d ago
Currently AGI has been re-defined mostly as "can do any tasks (of the same modality) a human can, equal or better". I feel the "equal or better" includes properties like how fast they can get the task done, not just that
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by didibus 13d ago
And that's why companies shouldn't fear opening up, but having both is still a net benefit.
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by didibus 13d ago
I might go Steam Machine route in the PS6 era, I know it's technically same on Steam, but they have at least been much better at not rug pulling, and there are easier way to circumvent things on a Linux/PC machine. Unless Sony cha
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by didibus 20d ago
You're conflating the goal with the approach. If the goal is to bring back or grow US manufacturing, the question is whether the current tariffs are an effective way to accomplish that relative to their trade offs. From the evidence so
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by didibus 20d ago
Upvotes, downvotes, trending, there's still an algorithm on HackerNews. Meta is the one being sued currently, obviously they are the biggest one, and have tried even harder to keep users coming back in addictive ways, and likely target
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by didibus 21d ago
> Is the addiction so strong at this point that people don't have the willpower to stop? Yes. I've stopped Facebook and Instagram, and it simply got replaced by more time on HackerNews and YouTube. I've failed to cut those
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by didibus 29d ago
You can just be explicit. We already do this with controlled substances, maintain a defined regulatory schedule, and give a designated regulatory body a legally prescribed process for adding to it, removing them, or changing their classific
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by didibus 29d ago
I think "the right thing" implied by "civil" in "civil society" means equal say in legal matters, immediate calling out of corruption and full transparency requirements, rule by pre-established and mutually agr
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by didibus 1mo ago
I didn't know about creating .so files, neat. For scheme interop, maybe the page hasn't been updated? I only see it talking about Java shims?
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by didibus 1mo ago
Jank is Clojure hosted on C++/LLVM, and Jolt is Clojure hosted on Chez Scheme. Jank compiles to C++, C/C++ interrop is direct, you just import and use any C/C++ library directly as if you were coding in C/C++. There&#x27
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by didibus 1mo ago
If you consider all AI generated text or code slop, then sure, the project's code is AI generated. But in my case I think there are levels. In this case, the author has the expertise needed to properly design the work and assess the qu
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by didibus 1mo ago
I'm a Jolt user and active Clojure user, and I'd say you're right in a sense. The caveat is that this isn't typical AI slop. The author knows the subject deeply, designed the system themselves, has extensive Clojure test
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by didibus 1mo ago
> That's where the cost is That's where the cost <was> I think with LLM, implementation winning is moot now.
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by didibus 1mo ago
You're just saying quantity is not always a desirable quality. That's true, and hence it's not every use-case that would favor quantity over other qualities. But there also exists those which do, and trading other qualities f
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by didibus 1mo ago
Without acknowledgment and credit, I totally agree. Also, I think it might be patentable, just not copyrightable, though it can be pretty tricky to get a patent in software approved.
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by didibus 1mo ago
I can see that, but I don't see the negative connotation if it's meant as just saying there are norms, rules, slangs, etc. As long as those are not exclusionary of outsiders. The latter is how I always thought of gatekeeping, you
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by didibus 1mo ago
Ah interesting, it does say probably, so seems it's not fully confirmed. In any case, I guess my brain re-interpreted it in the context of manufacturing and making products and remembered it as that.
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by didibus 1mo ago
There's a quote I forgot that says: "There is a Quality to Quantity". I think it was from a Chinese person, as they took manufacturing of cheap things, low quality stuff, but managed to scale it to mass quantities. I agree wi
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by didibus 1mo ago
I'd agree with the OP you are responding, what he means is that this isn't just about taste. It's that the code, while it works, and the text, while it has the ideas in it, is still not to the level of a human author. It&#x27
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by didibus 1mo ago
Is it gatekeeping in this case? Would they not allow beginners to join and learn? Are they not fully sharing the knowledge to anyone who's interested to learn it? To me, it amounts more to disapproving showing up to a handmade sweater
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by didibus 1mo ago
I think that's true, but I'm not sure if this would characterize itself as "lifting ideas". I mean, it's one thing to personally take the idea and re-implement it yourself elsewhere. But I have to believe there coul
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by didibus 1mo ago
> but it's irritating to perform a full row-to-column conversion through an inefficient, non-batched API in order to get the data through JDBC and into TMD [...] > In the last two years, DuckDB improved a lot. Importantly, the C
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by didibus 1mo ago
You understand this is more than that right? This is saying, next time you need to analyze a big dataset, tell your AI to load it in DuckDB, and if it needs to run a query that SQL cannot do, tell it to do what they did in this blog, and it
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by didibus 1mo ago
Impressive, you can really do a lot on a single node when it comes to big-data queries nowadays, I agree too many jump straight to a Spark cluster or something similar when you can just write a small script on a single node.
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by didibus 1mo ago
But why are you starting to leave your house? Likely because you're ready to leave no? To me that's where it was implying that models are ready to leave that benchmark behind, and starting the process is coming up with a new bench

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