ninjha

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Dioxus Labs (YC S23) Is Joining Cognition(dioxuslabs.com)
8 points by ninjha 7d ago|1 comments
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by ninjha 4mo ago
They only proved that one exists; computing the actual construction is non-obvious (the naive way to construct it is computationally infeasible).
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Using a 1978 terminal in 2026 (DEC VT-100)(nikhiljha.com)
46 points by ninjha 5mo ago|17 comments
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by ninjha 6mo ago
> how many work units can run in parallel not original author but batching is one very important trick to make inference efficient, you can reasonably do tens to low hundreds in parallel (depending on model size and gpu size) with very l
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by ninjha 6mo ago
> matrix would be everywhere now i know the bar is 1000 feet below the earth with teams but matrix is still only maybe a foot or two above the surface i really want to like it but every few months i try it and it’s clearly just not ready
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by ninjha 7mo ago
most slop is human slop, who do you think claude learned from :)
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by ninjha 8mo ago
yeah there is apparently not a lot of overlap between hn/twitter users and devin users, and we don’t really do marketing campaigns either logos on website if you want to see some of our customers lol
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by ninjha 8mo ago
(I work at Cognition, opinions my own etcetc) True! Devin Review doesn’t make the kind of judgements you mention, it just does its best to find bugs and help you understand the code faster. I managed to review a PR on an airplane (without s
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by ninjha 9mo ago
jj-spr solves this, although it is still pretty buggy: https://github.com/LucioFranco/jj-spr
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by ninjha 9mo ago
I was scared to learn but then a coworker taught me the 4 commands I care about (jj new, jj undo, jj edit, jj log) and now I can't imagine going back to plain git. Obviously the working tree should be a commit like any other! It just m
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by ninjha 9mo ago
Codeium (now Windsurf) did this, and the plugins all still work with normal Windsurf login. The JetBrains plugin and maybe a few others are even still maintained! They get new models and bugfixes. (I work at Windsurf but not really intended
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by ninjha 1y ago
I think I remember one of the original ViT papers saying something about 2D embeddings on image patches not actually increasing performance on image recognition or segmentation, so it’s kind of interesting that it helps with text! E: I foun
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by ninjha 1y ago
Yes! The retransmission logic in Linux NFS is independent of transport (see the `retrans` option in `mount.nfs`). Weirdly enough this also means that if you’re running with TCP you can have retransmits at the NFS/SunRPC level and at
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by ninjha 2y ago
Is there anything in particular you like about what Octant does? I don't see anything that actually looks at the object spec, just the status fields / etc.
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by ninjha 2y ago
I mean you can edit a big YAML file inside ArgoCD, but what I'm building is an actual web form (e.x. `spec.rules[].http.paths[].pathType` is a dropdown of `Prefix`, `ImplementationSpecific`, `Exact`), and all your documentation inline
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by ninjha 2y ago
You can have Click-Ops on Kubernetes too! Everything has a schema so it's possible to build a nice UI on top of it (with some effort). My current project is basically this, except it edits your git-ops config repository, so you can cli
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by ninjha 2y ago
The two almost-contradictory takes I hold about this are… - Java is cool, actually - Java would be just as uncool even if people weren’t required to use it in school
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by ninjha 2y ago
Having deployed a few of these over the last month or so, I feel like the devcontainer spec is very annoying. The alternative is what Coder does -- write some arbitrary terraform to bring up or down a workspace. I think this is better becau
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by ninjha 3y ago
I think Chisel's main win is that it is great from an open-source research perspective. Taking advantage of the functional nature of Chisel enables a set of generators called Chipyard [0] for things like cores, networking peripherals
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by ninjha 3y ago
> their long context window isn't that accurate Apparently this was just a function of how it was prompted, they claim it works fine if you use a different prompt -- https://www.anthropic.com/index/claude-2-1-pr
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by ninjha 3y ago
Architecture-wise, even a regular modern CPU isn't that hard. For example, Berkeley has the BOOMv3 core[0] which is performance-competitive[1] with commercial chips taped out in the last few years. I think commercial chips are faster
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by ninjha 3y ago
I would have assumed the win here would be that your Linux distribution or package manager on another OS can compile "VSCodium" themselves -- and you already trust them for all your other software, so this simplifies the trust cha
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by ninjha 4y ago
In my day to day, 5G uses more battery, has similar speeds to LTE, and is less reliable than LTE... I just go into settings and turn off 5G. Occasionally I'm at the airport (or someplace with the "real" wideband 5G) and I wan
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by ninjha 6y ago
Yup, others have done the docked thing after installing gnome-shell. Haven’t tested it myself since I have an older PinePhone where this wasn’t functional. I wouldn’t say any apps work “well” on mobile - but everything that works on mobil
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by ninjha 6y ago
Oh hey, this is a project I started a while ago. It's a little buggier than the other PinePhone distributions because most of our apps are straight from the "Real" Fedora repository and aren't patched. [1] General sentim
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Kubernetes is a container orchestration system, but that's not the point(nikhiljha.com)
2 points by ninjha 6y ago|0 comments
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by ninjha 6y ago
Kubernetes is a multi-physical-machine operating system. In a typical OS you have CPU, RAM, etc. and the kernel decides how much of each to allocate to each running task. Kubernetes works the same way, but across multiple computers by defau
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by ninjha 6y ago
I’m working on this right now. My theory is that having every cluster object defined in git (but with clever use of third party helm charts to reduce maintenance burden) is the way to go. Our cluster configuration is public[1] and I’m almos
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by ninjha 6y ago
Also, the course materials for CS61C at Berkeley ( https://cs61c.org/ ) are publicly available if you want an intro to RISC-V/Verilog. Lecture videos for the current semester are no longer public thanks to some lawsuit,
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by ninjha 6y ago
I was under the impression that Cilium was one of the more common choices for Kubernetes CNI but judging by the other comments... maybe not? We’re currently moving to Kubernetes for our infrastructure at the Berkeley OCF ( https:/&#x2F

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