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by scandinavian 5mo ago
I'm not a big user, but I have been doing some vibe-ish coding for a PoC the past few days, and I'm astonished at how bad it is at python in particular (Opus 4.6 High). * It likes to put inline imports everywhere, even though I sp
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by scandinavian 7mo ago
Just look at the commit cadance, the bulk of the 8k lines of code was added in a couple of hours. Most commits 2-4 minutes apart. This is 100% vibe coded and it's pretty obvious. > It doesn't show any obvious indications of bei
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by scandinavian 7mo ago
I did a cloc check on it and it does seem to have 800k lines of typescript. So unless they are vendoring dependencies it's actually as insane as it sounds.
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by scandinavian 7mo ago
5 day old repo, 2000 stars on GitHub, 400 total weekly downloads on npm. Frontpage of hacker news with a bunch of weird comments. Moderation has been lacking recently.
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by scandinavian 8mo ago
I don't read a lot of papers, but to me this one seems iffy in spots. > A1 cost $291.47 ($18.21/hr, or $37,876/year at 40 hours/week). A2 cost $944.07 ($59/hr, $122,720/year). Cost contributors in decreasing
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by scandinavian 1y ago
> Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html I think a case can be made for it being slightly misleading. Also
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by scandinavian 1y ago
Denmark has several oil and gas fields. It's tiny compared to Norway but not completely insignificant.
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by scandinavian 1y ago
That requirement was removed in 2017 by the right wing government at the time. It was a populist move to secure the elderly vote.
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by scandinavian 2y ago
He's not helming javascript in any way or form or even contributing to the standard to my knowledge. > Stop branding not willing to take a drug that did not go through standard vaccine approval process as anti-vaxx. That's not
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by scandinavian 2y ago
He's also an avid anti-vaxer and covid conspiracist. Does it matter? Not sure. I will personally not touch anything he is helming (brave).
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by scandinavian 3y ago
> Even the infotainment system, which a blind person might want to use, for example when waiting for a sighted acquaintance in the car, does not have a screen reader and is not in any way usable. It has really excellent voice commands fo
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by scandinavian 3y ago
wss://sydney.bing.com/sydney/ChatHub This is using Chrome.
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by scandinavian 3y ago
Yes, there's a websocket that contains all bing chat communication.
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by scandinavian 3y ago
> (On a side note, Bing chat already knows now that she won the prize. Color me impressed.) It actually doesn't. Bing searches for your query and uses plain old search results as extra context for the actual LLM. GPT-4 still has the
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by scandinavian 3y ago
Here's a chart per capita, which is often more interesting: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/solar-electricity-per-cap...
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by scandinavian 3y ago
You can just use LD_PRELOAD to load your own version of ptrace. Not as stealthy though.
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by scandinavian 3y ago
Airlock is not using anything as far as I can tell, they are warning their customers that if they are using old binaries, that are signed with the revoked key, that airlock or windows (unsure) will now complain about it. > Over the comin
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by scandinavian 3y ago
> Taking measurements on the "12V" line and seeing voltage dips as low as 2V. Watching this voltage-dip propagate over to the 1.65V reference voltage used by the TI and STM32 chips's ADC. Did we read the same paper? He tak
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by scandinavian 3y ago
That's my fault for writing minor, as that's what it would be in semver. I should have written feature release. You can read the release process here. https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/internals/
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by scandinavian 3y ago
Not sure how this conversation is productive, but there's never been a X.Y release of django without noted backwards incompatible changes to my knowledge. Just imagine that djangos X.Y releases are semvers major releases, not much more
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by scandinavian 3y ago
The application is not distributed via pypi, nor is it installed as a package and thus have no setup.py file. > A requirements.txt file is for "freezing" and fully reproducing an environment (ie. in a virtualenv or docker conta
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by scandinavian 3y ago
> How do transitive dependencies in the Python ecosystem work, then? Not very well. > how do you prevent everything from grinding to a halt? I don't have a good answer for you. > Is there no semantic versioning? You can read d
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by scandinavian 3y ago
I get what you are saying, but nothing you said works in practice for python packages, so not sure that I actually learned anything. Is it fair to summize that python applications with python dependencies do not really work well as nix pack
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by scandinavian 3y ago
Now that we have another Nix post, maybe someone can enlighten me about something I've been wondering about. I'm one of the maintainers of a popular django application. Someone made a nix package of the project, but we've now
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by scandinavian 3y ago
I really think they are just misunderstanding something. When I look at my profile, there's no comments, but I know there should be some. Isn't it more likely that when a subreddit you posted in goes private, the comments don&#x27
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by scandinavian 3y ago
CS:GO and other source games have had loads of serious vulnerabilities. I've found a few myself just by looking at the leaked source code: https://github.com/perilouswithadollarsign/cstrike15_src The engine code i
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by scandinavian 3y ago
I've been on adalimumab since I was 19, I'm 34 now. Treatment for Crohn's disease. I've had the talk with my doctors multiple times about what we do if the treatment stops working, and they always reassure me that there
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by scandinavian 3y ago
It has not been available, it was just released, hence the news being submitted here. Before this the only way to use it was to just take the dll from Portal RTX and try to throw it at old games hoping it would work.
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by scandinavian 3y ago
I think it works something like this: * A search query is generated from the input question. * A standard bing search is made in the background and the resulting search results will be used as context. * Pass context and question to GPT-4 a
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by scandinavian 3y ago
> OK, so if google is training bard in real time Is that what is happening here? I assumed that both bing and bard worked something like this: * Take the user question and run it through a GPT like model to generate a search query. * Sea

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