lvncelot

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by lvncelot 28d ago
One addition: Postgres for all your GPU-based machine learning training and inference needs: https://github.com/postgresml/postgresml
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by lvncelot 1mo ago
> If the conversation feels risky or off, saying less and giving shorter replies is safer and less likely to cause harm. Would be funny to ride the knife's edge and make otherwise harmless coding sessions "risky" just so t
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by lvncelot 2mo ago
Imagine what could have been...
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Elevated error rate on Claude Opus 4.8(status.claude.com)
6 points by lvncelot 3mo ago|2 comments
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by lvncelot 4mo ago
Ohh fnox looks really cool, with encryption being one possible provider but something like Vault being another. Thanks for the recommendation.
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by lvncelot 4mo ago
Interesting to see that PyTorch has become the de-facto standard after it seemed for a while that the dust had settled on Tensorflow. I also thought that Jax would in turn take over after PyTorch but it never seemed to quite take off (still
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by lvncelot 5mo ago
I'm honestly more surprised that they could resist the temptation to call it Copilot
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by lvncelot 8mo ago
> It's the same class of bug as manually parsing HTML with regex, it works right up until it doesn't I'm sure you already know this one, but for anyone else reading this I can share my favourite StackOverflow answer of all
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by lvncelot 8mo ago
I blocked them from my suggestions page with ublock origin
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by lvncelot 8mo ago
Yeah, there's a good reason why I have a lot of criticisms about CSS and only some about, say, QT. It's because I spent the last 15+ years writing CSS in some way or another and one extended summer of hacking a side project in QT,
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by lvncelot 10mo ago
Hm. Just a few months back, the KiCad team posted about their woes with Wayland: https://www.kicad.org/blog/2025/06/KiCad-and-Wayland-Support...
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by lvncelot 10mo ago
Adding https://github.com/firefly-iii/firefly-iii
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by lvncelot 10mo ago
Completely agree. In uni, I (re)-learned about vectors in linear algebra, and for a good chunk of the course, we didn't write anything in "standard vector notation". We learned about vector axioms first, and then vectors were
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by lvncelot 10mo ago
> cut off ChatGPT in Germany God I can only hope
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by lvncelot 11mo ago
You can achieve both a clean history and granular state in the URL with using history.replace() and history.push() where necessary.
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by lvncelot 11mo ago
Honourable mention: https://jspaint.app
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by lvncelot 11mo ago
Aren't they're used for slightly different things though? GIMP for image manipulation and Krita for digital drawing? (Krita is pretty awesome though, it's up there with Blender for me)
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by lvncelot 11mo ago
That last one has to be a troll, holy shit.
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by lvncelot 11mo ago
I think more often than not, companies are using a single cloud provider, and even when multiple are used, it's either different projects with different legacy decisions or a conscious migration. True multi-tenancy is not only very rar
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by lvncelot 1y ago
Same boat, and if anything AI has made the "disentangling spaghetti code" part even more annoying. In the past, badly designed code at least hat the decency to also look bad on first glance.
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by lvncelot 1y ago
Every time I read an apple press release, I immediately bounce off because of the purposeful omission of the definite article when referring to their products; like "iPhone Air features ..." instead of "The iPhone Air feature
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by lvncelot 1y ago
Ha, I actually thought about getting a Boox when I started spending some time in my garden to work this summer cause of that exact same reason. Good to hear that it's actually feasible.
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by lvncelot 1y ago
Two things: 1. The user hostile changes I mentioned were a degradation of the initial experience, i.e. herding people into Remarkable's Cloud offering which, while it allowed for grandfathering, still was very restrictive in what sync
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by lvncelot 1y ago
I have a Remarkable 2 that I used to use religiously, now use sporadically, but cannot recommend because of the user-hostile changes to the subscription and the very restrictive underlying software. One of the promises that lead me to buy o
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by lvncelot 1y ago
After hearing them myself, I think I know what you mean. The voices get a bit warbly and sound at times like they are very mp3-compressed.
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by lvncelot 1y ago
I think current theories break down at less than a Planck length, but they are not constrained to integer multiples of it.
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by lvncelot 1y ago
It's funny how, for a certain subset of math, a researcher's life can be condensed to "arguing about which number is the biggest (preschool)" -> "learning about math" -> "arguing about which number i
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by lvncelot 1y ago
"Gotcha, here's an XML response"
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by lvncelot 1y ago
I'll have to take another look but I always thought that the Python type experience was a bit more clunky than what TS achieved for JS. I guess there's also a critical mass of typing in packages involved.
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by lvncelot 1y ago
I was talking to a friend recently about how there seem to be less Vue positions available (relatively) than a few years ago. He speculated that there's a feedback loop of LLMs preferring React and startups using LLM code. Obviously, t

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