frumiousirc

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by frumiousirc 10d ago
The closest I get to finding skills useful is when I find myself repeating myself to an LLM. This tends to happen most when I am starting new projects and want to communicate basic design principles and patterns to follow and libraries to
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by frumiousirc 14d ago
My dictionary writes: "precision * accuracy = fidelity".
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by frumiousirc 15d ago
> not solved I agree. Other reasoning traces simonw quoted in his blog post showed that the model made changes to consider realistic fork rake. I think this may also be the first case where the chain went inside the seat stays. The ov
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by frumiousirc 19d ago
Datalog seems like a way to "spell" knowledge graph (KG). The article touches on Datalog statements changing over time. One ingredient I think would be good to add to the system is to make every statement carry "providence&q
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by frumiousirc 19d ago
> Interestingly, people have seen my GUI Emacs and commented "I didn't know you could get images in a terminal". Then I have to tell them it's not a terminal... ...[finishing with], though you *can* also display ima
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by frumiousirc 27d ago
Linux didn't (yet) kill Microsoft. Microsoft absorbed that shot. Then the Git arrow went straight to cold black heart of Microsoft. The next few months will determine if they survive it. If they do, what will we see from the third
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by frumiousirc 1mo ago
That is not what I read from danluu's words. He merely stated in the prompt that there is a holdout set and did not iterate to minimize error against the holdout set. In a prior attempt he prompted with only "don't overfit&
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by frumiousirc 1mo ago
> Bicycle is the right shape. Pelican beak is excellent. Nice background. Relative to other results I agree. But on an absolute measure, there is not a single element in the current bicycle that is real-world accurate and many elements a
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by frumiousirc 1mo ago
I use bubblewrap, which I believe claude code also has internally but not for its `Bash()` tool. I wrap bubblewrap in a script that supports config files to allow different "profiles" of use (analogous to eg firefox profiles). Th
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by frumiousirc 1mo ago
Your question piqued my curiosity. I thought maybe NERSC doesn't accept jobs from private corporations but I checked and that's not true, as long as results are not held proprietary. Perhaps ANL was used as they have a lot of comp
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by frumiousirc 1mo ago
Well, vinyl records are an analog medium so their sampling rate is infinite. More important would be physical and electrical band limits of the original recording, cutting and pressing devices and of course the playback devices.
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by frumiousirc 1mo ago
There's no mention of "LLM" nor "language". It does mention "foundation model" which includes LLMs but that also includes non-LLM architectures and non-text data. Many of the Genesis Initiative proposals
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by frumiousirc 1mo ago
> and there are career civil servants (all the government scientists are under this category) US national lab scientists are not even civil servants. The labs themselves are run by a corporation under contract to the DOE and the scienti
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by frumiousirc 1mo ago
> I find myself to be a huge bottleneck, having to do technical design and design reviews, to make sure they're actually working on the right things. I find this depends on the LLMs being used and the person using them and the probl
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by frumiousirc 1mo ago
Of course I push my car to the store! It has the GPS and I've lost the ability to self-navigate. Plus, how else could I carry my groceries. :)
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by frumiousirc 1mo ago
I think this characterization misses the feedback loop that exists. The OP is not sitting in a one-way flow of info: LLM->human->code but rather a the center of a feedback loop: LLM<-->human<-->code. H
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by frumiousirc 2mo ago
It could be useful more as a labor saving device to enable censoring while allowing the human to engage in easy copy-paste. Examples I think of are inclusion of internal DNS names, usernames and human names and email addresses that may be
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by frumiousirc 2mo ago
A key feature about data-flow programming that seems too often missed is that it is (or can be) hierarchical. Define a subgraph of atomic nodes as itself a node with its ports formed from as-yet unconnected ports of its atomic constituents.
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by frumiousirc 2mo ago
Perhaps bad/naive ideas, but consider these options for unlocking where the requirements changes after one incorrect entry. - After an incorrect key, require two (or more) consecutive valid key entries. - After an incorrect key, no lon
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by frumiousirc 2mo ago
It seems Google already /dev/null's this search term. Your search - site:claude.ai/share - did not match any documents.
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by frumiousirc 2mo ago
> I really wish Ruff would introduce something similar to Nix’s stateVersion Two approaches: You can pin the version of `ruff` in `pyproject.toml`. You, to let ruff command version advance but pin the settings to a prior version: u
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by frumiousirc 2mo ago
ruff is not new. It's also truly really fast. On an as-yet un-ruff'ed 32k SLOC python package it returns in 158ms finding 2k errors. Having it fix errors is also very fast. What's really tiring is reading such facile &quot
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by frumiousirc 2mo ago
I'd be happy if things stopped interfering with standard X11 select/paste. It's now a random crap shoot if I have to hold Shift or not to regain that elegance. And, the whole idea of copy/paste having to use both mouse
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by frumiousirc 2mo ago
> For Markdown to Org translation, Pandoc will be used. Hmm, pandoc? Surely.... M-x org-import-<TAB> Damn, why does this family of functions not yet exist?
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by frumiousirc 2mo ago
I don't know the full break down but some is going to university and DOE lab groups and some of those are even exploring interesting and useful ideas.
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by frumiousirc 2mo ago
It's fitting a theme of self-deprecation if we consider the origin of the name "git", no?
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by frumiousirc 2mo ago
I really want to see the point-of-view video of that tumble.
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by frumiousirc 2mo ago
> The result is Project Tina This is a small typo in the text. It's spelled "ZeroMQ".
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by frumiousirc 2mo ago
True. Though, I self censor to appease myself as I have caught myself picking up claudisms. I was mortified when I realized that I had started to use "land" as a verb related to finishing some bit of work.
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by frumiousirc 2mo ago
I think you are right. The title of the figure is ambiguous about what "SD" really means but I guess it is plotting the number of standard deviations of the 1991-2020 data measured from the mean of that data and plotted per day fo

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