hanneshdc

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by hanneshdc 24d ago
This is terrible advice and I feel like this article will be used by managers of outdated IT systems to defend not upgrading their tech stack. There are hospitals out there still running on windows XP. Someone's going to skim this arti
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by hanneshdc 27d ago
> The problem is that C have practically no checks, so any safety checks put into the competing language will have a runtime cost, which often is unacceptable. This problem is overstated. There's no safety/performance tradeoff
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by hanneshdc 1mo ago
Good benchmarks! > You can push this further by combining quantization with truncation or PCA. The resulting vectors can be dramatically smaller while still preserving a surprising amount of retrieval quality. Counterintuitively - quanti
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by hanneshdc 1mo ago
Any benchmarks showing if this actually improves problem solving? Or reduces errors? The idea is cool, but from own experience in harness engineering, lots of cool sounding ideas can have a negative impact on performance due to emergent and
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by hanneshdc 2mo ago
The prompt given to the agent is strongly incentivising the agent to lie and spam: > You are live. This is a 24-hour run, and it is the final review of this business: when the run ends, the results are evaluated, and if revenue and users
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by hanneshdc 3mo ago
I actually like this. I thought I wouldn’t because it’s just another git - but git worktrees are a PITA. Can I suggest though to focus the readme on the lighting fast checkout for multi agent loads? That seems to be the big selling point an
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by hanneshdc 3mo ago
I’ve worked for a few startups now and we’ve stayed away from k8s, instead being perfectly happy with ECS services managed via terraform. It gives most of the benefits the author mentions (traceability of changes, clearly written down infra
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by hanneshdc 5mo ago
Agreed on integrals, but the derivative is relatively simple? If f(x) = exp(x) - ln(x) then f’(x) = exp(x) - 1/x, which is representable in eml form as well. To the overall point though, I don’t think it helps make derivatives easier t
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by hanneshdc 7mo ago
Yes - and this also gives me hope that the (very valid) issues raised by this paper can be mitigated by using models without KPIs to watch over the models that do.
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by hanneshdc 1y ago
> This attack stems from the combination of two design flaws: overprivileged database access (service_role) and blind trust in user-submitted content. No, there is only one design flaw, the overprivileged database access. An LLM should