gyre007

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by gyre007 1mo ago
Major Seveneves vibes from this
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by gyre007 2mo ago
This is going to be hell for OSS maintainers. Every llm-kiddie will be opening a security report
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by gyre007 4mo ago
Same here. I dont see anything there that nobody else can catch up on eventually. I must be missing something here. It's all cute, but mmm
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by gyre007 7mo ago
This is from the same person who wrote this [1] [1] https://reorx.com/blog/rabbit-r1-the-upgraded-replacement-fo...
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by gyre007 8mo ago
> Our goal continues to be building the best LLM engineering platform Interesting headline for a checks notes time series database company.
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by gyre007 1y ago
From my experience Zed agents oftn just goes and edits your files without your asking it to. Even if you ask questions about codebase, it assumes you want it to be changed. For it to be useful it must be better at understanding prompts; I w
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Boxer: Dockerfile -> Universal Wasm Binary(boxer.dev)
4 points by gyre007 1y ago|0 comments
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by gyre007 2y ago
likewise
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by gyre007 2y ago
Please add vim leader support to vim mode! :)
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by gyre007 2y ago
Not having the leader really annoys me but I’ve found myself using Zed more and more recently regardless. I think their LLM integration is just right for me unlike the neovim plugins I’ve tried. It’s really annoying because Ive been using v
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by gyre007 2y ago
I can't think of a director in the new generation of movie directors who are as original as most of the pieces made by DL. RIP, maestro!
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Will the workless be welcome by AI (2018)(theguardian.com)
1 points by gyre007 2y ago|0 comments
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by gyre007 2y ago
The most ironic thing is thar the middle managers are somehow surviving this. So far, anyway, but I think they’ll be found too sooner or latet
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by gyre007 2y ago
> This is huge, as long as there's a single standard and other LLM providers don't try to release their own protocol Yes, very much this; I'm mildly worried because the competition in this space is huge and there is no sho
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by gyre007 2y ago
It's an open protocol; where did you get the idea that it would only work with Claude? You can implement it for whatever you want - I'm sure langchain folks are already working on something to accommodate it
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by gyre007 2y ago
Something is telling me this _might_ turn out to be a huge deal; I can't quite put a finger on what is that makes me feel that, but opening private data and tools via an open protocol to AI apps just feels like a game changer.
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by gyre007 2y ago
This breaks so bad for me on my phone :-(
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by gyre007 2y ago
Who needs self-driving cars when we can have rat-driving cars?
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by gyre007 2y ago
Yep, this is the right take. Somehow entrepreneurs are perceived in the EU as tich freeloaders and not as job and innovation creators who tend to take a lot of risk and go through tremendous pressure while running their companies. I feel th
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by gyre007 2y ago
Europe being Europe. But more importantly, I find it a but strange the countries with growing deficits thinking that raising taxes is the right move towards improving the economic situation instead of restructuring
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by gyre007 2y ago
> They coddle rather than manage At one of the gigs I had, the VP of Engineering was running the engineering department like your good uncle rather than actually managing it so it becomes a well oiled high performing department. And it s
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by gyre007 2y ago
My theory is all developed societies converge on having no accountability in the governing positions. Of course, I may and most like am wrong but if you look at say politics you must at least think about this being a real possibility
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by gyre007 2y ago
This is true, but as I learnt [1] recently, adversarial attacks on LLMs can get incredibly sophisticated, so this is kinda apples and oranges ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ [1] https://cybernetist.com/2024/09/23/some-notes-on
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by gyre007 2y ago
This is awesome! Over the summer I wrote API clients for both Go [1] and Rust [2] as we were using Play in my job at the time but there was only Python and Node SDK. [1] https://github.com/milosgajdos/go-playht [2] ht
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by gyre007 2y ago
Incredible achievement, my American friends! Congrats! We, Europeans, can only feel jealous, but hey at least we have free [but comically broken and dysfunctional] healthcare, so, there's that. I hope you'll bring a lot more progr
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by gyre007 2y ago
If, and it is an IF, this does turn out the way he is imagining, the transitional period to the AI from the economic PoV will be disastrous for people. That's the scariest part I think.
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by gyre007 2y ago
I didn't say it was bs. I was alluding to the timing of this essay being published but, clearly, I didn't articulate it in my message well. I also don't think everything he says is bs. Some of it I find a bit naive -- but may
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by gyre007 2y ago
I think Dario is trying to raise a new round because OpenAI has done and will continue to do so, nevertheless, the essay provides for some really great reading and even if the fraction comes true, it'll be wonderful.
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by gyre007 2y ago
It took us almost 2 decades but finally the truly cloud native architectures are becoming a reality. Warp and Turbopuffer are some of the many other examples
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by gyre007 2y ago
This reminded me of my Hopfield networks implementation in Go [1]. The algorithm is rather simple but fascinating nevertheless and works surprisingly well for reconstructing noisy images. I actually blogged about it as well [2]. But as many

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