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by fizx 5d ago
I think Sam is an exec at the company. Presumably it took more than one attempt, or there's some humanpower in the budget.
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by fizx 19d ago
Is this sort of re-inventing Graph RAG from another angle, or does it feel novel?
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by fizx 1mo ago
What policy would you use?
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by fizx 3mo ago
Firecracker doesn't reclaim RAM well, so they put this limit in to make sure you don't suffer from the eventual memory bloat problems.
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by fizx 3mo ago
A2A solves the problem of independently developed agents talking to each other. The bigger problem is "how do i trust your agent works?", which would be solved by having a believable system of Agent Evals, so I could test that yo
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by fizx 3mo ago
The ratio of proofreading to grandiosity is impressive.
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by fizx 3mo ago
Performance enhancements are what allow you to train a bigger model.
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by fizx 5mo ago
Plenty of everyone doing it wrong, but the most WTF of all the WTFs is the backup storage. Put your backups in S3 *versioned* storage on a different AWS account from your primary, and set some reasonable JSON lifecycle rule: "No
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by fizx 5mo ago
Sure, but you then can't access the computronium, because communication is so bad. Also, I wonder if good old-fashioned computing is interesting at all to a civilization that's had access to advanced AI and quantum computing for a
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by fizx 6mo ago
I mean you can use sqlite as an index and then rebuild all of Lucene on top of it. It's non-trivial to build search quality on top of actual search libraries too. O'Reilly's "Relevant Search" isn't the worst h
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by fizx 7mo ago
I enjoy Japanese joinery, but for some reason the housing market doesn't.
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by fizx 8mo ago
hey, they have 9 8's
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by fizx 8mo ago
Does anyone know how much the cost-per-token is trending down year-over-year for models of similar quality? Seems like whether this idea works really depends on that curve.
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by fizx 8mo ago
What a fever dream!
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by fizx 9mo ago
Add reinforcement learning to figure out which skills are actually useful, and you're really cooking.
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by fizx 9mo ago
This isn't about income.
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by fizx 10mo ago
- The hard part of a compiler is the parser. Find an existing parser, then emit using that language's web templates. - Your DB query is better in an inverted index. - Consider your data locality carefully.
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by fizx 10mo ago
The goal of post-modern society is to create wealth without additional energy costs. If I write software that schedules health care more efficiently, I've created value and therefore wealth. If I make a video game that's more fun
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by fizx 10mo ago
I tend to look at consciousness as a spectrum. And when we reduce it to a binary (is it conscious?), we're actually asking whether it meets some minimum threshold of whatever the smallest creature you have empathy for is. So yeah, Cla
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by fizx 10mo ago
Quickjs will do this.
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by fizx 11mo ago
Definitely, iff you have to provide the context with every task. If agent memory worked better and across your whole team, then providing context might be much easier
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by fizx 11mo ago
I read the article, and I'm struggling to see what ideas it brings beyond CodeAct (tool use is python) or the "task" tool in Claude code (spinning off sub-agents to preserve context).
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by fizx 1y ago
Cursor when not in "MAX" mode does its own silent context pruning in the background.
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by fizx 1y ago
I don't see how this very contrived example pipelines: client.getAll({userIds}).map((user) => user.updatedAt == new Date().toLocaleString() ? client.photosFor(user.id) : {}) or without the conditional, client.getAll({
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by fizx 1y ago
Also, your function needs to be very careful on closures. Date.toLocaleString and many other js functions will be different on client and server, which will also cause silent corruption.
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by fizx 1y ago
You can swap bikes in the middle of the race if you have a mechanical issue. There was one famous time where someone climbed impossibly fast, had a mechanical at the top of the mountain, then finished the race on a different bike, leading
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by fizx 1y ago
Don't be confused! That's not how they made the decision; it's how they're selling it.
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by fizx 1y ago
Annoying, yes. Tractable, absolutely!
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by fizx 1y ago
The "time dialation" is real. I mostly manage these days, yet my fun projects progress faster than they ever have, because I can prompt in the 2 minutes between meetings, and come back to significant progress.
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by fizx 1y ago
I thought dsql was distributed transactions. :thinking:

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