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by polygot 15d ago
Ut oh, might be down: "Unable to connect to the server. Please check your connection and try again." when sending a message to Qwen 3.8 27B.
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by polygot 26d ago
https://gist.github.com/alexyorke/2b34de0856c143936c7f4deb6f...
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by polygot 9mo ago
Hi, author here. Thanks for the feedback! I'll take a look at the article tonight and go through the comments and update the post based on the comments.
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by polygot 9mo ago
Thanks for sharing! Appreciate the OSS work. Is it ok if I reference that repo in my article?
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Monads in C# (Part 2): Result(alexyorke.github.io)
56 points by polygot 9mo ago|71 comments
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by polygot 9mo ago
https://archive.ph/eR3gp
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by polygot 11mo ago
It’s much more difficult to tell if someone bypassed the lock if they picked it (and relocked it), as opposed to cutting it off completely
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by polygot 1y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I'll likely be editing part 1 to include the feedback so far from the commenters as well. If there's a specific statement or analogy that felt especially confusing, please point it out and I'll clarif
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by polygot 1y ago
Thanks for the feedback, I totally agree that monads are not containers. From an OOP perspective, they have some properties that make them, in some sense, sorta like containers, e.g., they contain a value like the Maybe monad. I still agree
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by polygot 1y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I didn't expect my post to garner a lot of attention. I am totally ok with rewriting part 1, potentially to make it more concise to prevent confusion (wow, this post is super long, monads must be complex!) is w
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by polygot 1y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I can definitely rename the post soon as a first step, although this may require rewriting a chunk of the article to more accurately reflect the fact that List is a monad, and not "a" list. I could make th
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by polygot 1y ago
Hi, I completely agree. "A" list isn't inherently a monad, and that is where my metaphor starts to fall apart a bit (my post title furthers this issue.) I can clarify this earlier in part 1 or 2 instead of in to-be-written pa
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List is a monad(alexyorke.github.io)
157 points by polygot 1y ago|179 comments
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by polygot 1y ago
Not sure how they're going to go around that corner with that vehicle
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by polygot 1y ago
If we have these test scores: 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, the mean is 0.8 and thus 80% are above average.
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by polygot 1y ago
If someone wants to find the original quote, https://salvatoreloleggio.blogspot.com/2014/10/borges-dove-i... says, translated: > One part of that part was published as a preview in a "Domenica" of &qu
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by polygot 1y ago
> provide a JSON schema Is this when using structured outputs?
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by polygot 1y ago
Title is slightly misleading, it is not leaving behind 486 types of CPUs individually, but the "486 CPU".
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by polygot 1y ago
I decided to do that, and made Paper2Code2Code: https://github.com/alexyorke/Paper2Code2Code/tree/main
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by polygot 1y ago
Reminds me of the JetBrains installer--not a bad reminder, I like the animations.
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by polygot 1y ago
I also wonder if "Kitty Litter/Zeolite" was read without context in the white-paper, i.e., any type of kitty litter rather than specifically the inorganic kind.
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Ask HN: What are your unpopular opinions about programming?
17 points by polygot 1y ago|49 comments
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by polygot 1y ago
I could _maybe, maybe_ see self-hosted GitHub runners inside of VMs running on developer machines. The VMs would have to be re-created after every request however. I don't think this is a great idea, however, as now CI is dependent on
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by polygot 1y ago
Would dev containers solve this issue?
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by polygot 1y ago
How much better is the turn taking relative to two humans, when, for example, ordering a pizza? Human to human interaction has a non-zero false turn taking false positive score in my experience.
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by polygot 1y ago
My prompt was pretty short, I think it was "Make these tests pass". Having said that, I wouldn't mind if it asked me for clarification before proceeding.
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by polygot 1y ago
Very cool! I'd be curious to see an HDR version of it using bracketed exposures--it might give a better sense of how it actually looks in person. It seems really bright in the photos, so the shortest exposure would probably need to be
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Training on Documents About Reward Hacking Induces Reward Hacking(alignment.anthropic.com)
1 points by polygot 1y ago|0 comments
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by polygot 1y ago
I've also had this issue, where failing tests are deleted to make all the tests pass, or, it mocks a failing HTTP request and hardcodes it to 200 OK.
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by polygot 1y ago
There needs to be some more research on what path the model takes to reach its goal, perhaps there is a lot of overlap between this and the article. The most efficient way isn't always the best way. For example, I asked Claude-3.7 to m

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