lubesGordi

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by lubesGordi 4mo ago
As a senior, I do the same.
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by lubesGordi 4mo ago
Sim racing is at least kind of like that.
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by lubesGordi 4mo ago
When you say its very very hard to create a good splat, what do you mean? And what is good? I would say that strawberry is very detailed and its a good splat. I also kind of like the way some of the 'rougher' splats look. I fe
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by lubesGordi 7mo ago
It's funny that the context window size is such a thing still. Like the whole LLM 'thing' is compression. Why can't we figure out some equally brilliant way of handling context besides just storing text somewhere and f
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by lubesGordi 7mo ago
I don't know man. I'm writing a flashcard app, and I like it. It makes me happy and it works the way I want. Exactly how I want. BC I could never get into quizlet. Whatever. Maybe others will like it, maybe not, I don't
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by lubesGordi 8mo ago
To your point, from the article: "To me, giving a Claude skill all your credentials, and access to everything important to you, and then managing it all via Telegram seems ludicrous, but who am I to judge."
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by lubesGordi 9mo ago
So now you know. You can get claude to write you a ton of unit tests and also improve your static typing situation. Now you can restrict your prompt!
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by lubesGordi 9mo ago
I don't know about Jetstream, but redis cluster would only ack writes after replicating to a majority of nodes. I think there is some config on standalone redis too where you can ack after fsync (which apparently still doesn't gu
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by lubesGordi 11mo ago
This makes sense to me. Where I work our ai team set up a couple h100 cards and are hosting a newer model that uses up around 80GB vram. You can see the gpu utilization on graphana go to like 80% for seconds as it processes a single reque
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by lubesGordi 11mo ago
So in terms of OCR, does the neural network 'map' the words into an embedding directly, or is it getting a bunch of words like "Hamlet's monologue" and mapping that to an embedding? Basically what I'm asking i
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by lubesGordi 11mo ago
13 minutes in Andrej is talking about how the models don't even really need the knowledge, it would be better to have just a core that has the algorithms it's learned, a "cognitive core." That sounds awesome, and would
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by lubesGordi 11mo ago
Well I don't know about others here, but I think its cool. If you can make the setup super readable and get the performance of C then why not? Especially now when you can get claude to write a bunch of the framework for you. Add in
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by lubesGordi 1y ago
I think its just a simple matter of aesthetics. Some people find violence ugly, and don't like looking at it. Some people think that by looking at it you're somehow coming to a greater understanding of the world or something. M
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by lubesGordi 1y ago
My hypothesis: the length of the prompt shrunk, yet maintained the same amount of information.
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by lubesGordi 1y ago
Agreed agentic coding is a huge change. Smart startups will be flying but aren't representative. Big companies won't change because the staff will just spend more time shopping online instead of doing more than what is asked of
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by lubesGordi 1y ago
Does the Unreal API change a bit over versions? I've noticed when asking to do a simple telnet server in Rust it was hallucinating like crazy but when I went to the documentation it was clear the api was changing a lot from version to
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by lubesGordi 1y ago
I know, I don't understand what problems people are having with getting usable code. Maybe the models don't work well with certain languages? Works great with C++. I've gotten thousands of lines of clean compiling on the f
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by lubesGordi 1y ago
I'd guess that people fail the mentioned test specifically because they forget how to determine if a number is even. How often do you do that in real life? I haven't had to do that professionally in probably my entire career (&g
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by lubesGordi 1y ago
Just make the take home assume that AI is going to be used.
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by lubesGordi 1y ago
Still you don't necessarily need to have dynamic memory allocations if the number of deltas you have is bounded. In some codecs I could definitely see those having a varying size depending on the amount of change going on in the scene
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by lubesGordi 1y ago
See this is interesting to me. I understand the desire to dynamically allocate buffers at runtime to capture variable size deltas. That's cool, but also still maybe technically unnecessary? Because like you say, at 4k and over 8MB pe
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by lubesGordi 1y ago
Hey maybe we can discuss why I'm being downvoted? This is a technical discussion and I'm contributing. If you disagree then say why. I'm not stating anything as fact that isn't fact. I am getting downvoted for asking
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by lubesGordi 1y ago
Requiring dynamic state seems not obvious to me. At the end of the day you have a fixed number of pixels on the screen. If every single pixel changes from frame to frame that should constitute the most work your codec has to do, no? I&#x
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by lubesGordi 1y ago
Honestly its a little surprising the first optimization he found was something fairly obvious just by using perf. I thought they had discussed the zeroing buffers issue in the first post? The second optimization was definitely more involv
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by lubesGordi 1y ago
'Heapdump' is a term I learned from debugging android applications 15 years ago. Its just a snapshot of the java processes memory. Its going to contain plaintext. Now why those heaps are available at an open http endpoint is an
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by lubesGordi 2y ago
I had the same experience where community college teachers were vastly superior to my university teachers. Vastly.
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by lubesGordi 2y ago
He mentioned the publisher got him the artist, which is a very big component in the games success.
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by lubesGordi 2y ago
Who are you interviewing? Do these people who can't do this have any experience at all?
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by lubesGordi 2y ago
Agreed. I always thought of it as 'how close to the cliff edge are you' metric. It'd probably be easy to do, look at all the possible moves and add up the resultant evals. If you're currently tied but you have only on
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by lubesGordi 2y ago
I don't know enough about what it would take to implement static lifetime checking. Is that fundamentally impossible to do in a backwards compatible way?

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