kylebebak

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by kylebebak 1mo ago
That is not a good way to think about this. I don't have deep knowledge of how LLM's work, but the following is accurate enough to illustrate the point. Let's say the LLM is in the middle of text generation and "decides&
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by kylebebak 1mo ago
> In a bold move that signals a major shift in Mexico’s approach to environmental protection, the Federal Attorney’s Office for Environmental Protection (Profepa) has launched an aggressive campaign against unauthorized real estate devel
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by kylebebak 4mo ago
npm supports this now as well, with e.g. `min-release-age=7` in `.npmrc`
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by kylebebak 6mo ago
There's no such thing (parent likely borrowed this term from the video game industry)
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by kylebebak 7mo ago
"For my friends, everything; for my enemies, the law"
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by kylebebak 9mo ago
> You think it’s a good idea for foreign countries to overturn domestic elections? I certainly don't, and I don't speak for the person you replied to but I figure most people commenting here don't think that either > Th
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by kylebebak 10mo ago
There are terms for the combined effects of drinking alcohol and smoking weed. Cross-faded in English, pachipedo in Spanish. I find these terms and the effects they refer to enjoyable.
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by kylebebak 1y ago
Adiós Brian, thanks for the music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wWBV3QCbGE&list=PLhinduWcIK...
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by kylebebak 1y ago
Everybody is a star https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-1s2gqDs_U
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by kylebebak 1y ago
In each frame of the simulation there's a small random chance that a fox dies (of starvation), and that a rabbit reproduces. The start positions and velocities of the rabbits and foxes are also random The foxes and rabbits code is the
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by kylebebak 1y ago
A long time ago I wrote code to run a visual simulation that combines flocking behavior with Lotka-Volterra dynamics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_JWAh0lP8Q It's a stochastic simulation (no differential equations),
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HTTP Client with GraphQL Support for Sublime Text(requester.org)
2 points by kylebebak 9y ago|0 comments
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Cargo Cult Testing, and why there's no such thing as 100% coverage(kylebebak.github.io)
1 points by kylebebak 9y ago|0 comments
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by kylebebak 9y ago
Just to clarify: the docs are rustic but complete. The API itself is immensely powerful.
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by kylebebak 9y ago
I love Sublime for writing anything, not just code. MarkdownEditing ( https://github.com/SublimeText-Markdown/MarkdownEditing ), optionally combined with Distraction Free mode, is my preferred setup for anything that&#x2
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by kylebebak 9y ago
I've found the docs to be complete but lacking in examples. Examples often say more in 10 lines of code than a page of docs, but I didn't find this to be an issue. To write Requester, I cloned plugins with features I wanted to imp
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by kylebebak 9y ago
Speed and stability, search, command palette, file navigation, Goto. And the excellent Python plugin API, which has made the plugin ecosystem so vibrant. Here's one I wrote, https://github.com/kylebebak/Requester ,
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by kylebebak 9y ago
Sublime Text is among the best pieces of software I've used. I bought the license a couple of years ago, and would gladly pay the same amount again. I love its core functionality: speed and stability, search, command palette, file navi
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by kylebebak 9y ago
Thanks! I built Requester so that its syntax would be identical to Requests' syntax, so I wouldn't have to come up with my own syntax for the plugin. Requests' syntax is _extensively_ documented, and improving on it would be
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Requester: ridiculously powerful, elegant REST client for Sublime Text(github.com)
3 points by kylebebak 9y ago|2 comments
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by kylebebak 9y ago
I read about this recently. It's hard to believe these cookies didn't exist until 2016. The biggest problem solved by cookies has always been sessions. samesite is sufficient for most sessions. It seems like samesite should have b
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by kylebebak 9y ago
I like to think web browsers take the worse is better approach to security. Security takes a back seat to reproductive fitness of the web as a platform. JS made the web insecure, but it also made it the world's premier application plat
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by kylebebak 11y ago
This about sums it up
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by kylebebak 11y ago
Agreed... Exhibit A ( https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf ) This paper, and the technology it proposes, are as eloquent and ingenious as they come. Exhibit B (from one of Wright's blog posts in the Wired exposé) "Well..