syntex

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by syntex 4mo ago
Be careful when transposing game-learned behaviors into real life.
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by syntex 4mo ago
yes I always thought it's an easy thing. but I changed my mind recently when I had to deal with it. A lot little things you need to think of. For example. Client sends a request. The database is temporarily down. The server catches the
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by syntex 4mo ago
You've some wrong assumption. One is that you are wrong about Poland / Greece wages. In 2026 Polish worker actually earns more than a Greece worker for the same role. Something like 25% more in Poland Also Polands power grid is qu
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by syntex 5mo ago
Thanks! I wasn't aware of Jido or ReqLLM before. ReqLLM looks especially promising, and I will likely use it. At the moment, I'm only integrated with OpenRouter.
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by syntex 5mo ago
Its semi public, but I probably publish it soon once its less embarrassing. Its an Elixir agent runtime with a thin Go TUI (bubble-tea). Im building it mostly to explore agent orchestration: planner/workers/finalizer flows, local
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by syntex 5mo ago
Not sure you can replace Claude with DeepSeek V4 that easily and have same results. From what I see while building my own agentic system in Elixir, the problem is in training for your specific harness/contracts. Claude/GPT-style m
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by syntex 5mo ago
These benchmarks means very little. The real test is model + harness so agentic system that can fulfill given goals.
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by syntex 5mo ago
hallucinates in pretty much every answer
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Will consciousness be the only thing humans have left?
2 points by syntex 7mo ago|1 comments
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by syntex 8mo ago
Yes, I did it as a joke inspired by the PRISM release. But unexpectedly, it makes a good point. And the funny part for was that the paper lists only LLMs as authors. Also, in a world where AI output is abundant, we humans become the scarce
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by syntex 8mo ago
The Post-LLM World: Fighting Digital Garbage https://archive.org/details/paper_20260127/mode/2up Mini paper: that future isn’t the AI replacing humans. its about humans drowning in cheap artifacts. New unit o
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by syntex 10mo ago
I see that author decorating webiste for Christmas :)
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by syntex 1y ago
I didn't downvote. T the problem with the paper is that it asks the model to output all moves for, say, 15 disks 2 ^ 15 - 1 = 32767 32767 moves in a single prompt. That's not testing reasoning. That’s testing whether the model ca
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by syntex 1y ago
The illussion of reasoning was terrible paper. 2^n-1 how it could fit in context size. I tried o3 and he gave me python script saying that inserting all moves is to much for context window. completely different results.
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by syntex 1y ago
The same for me. I only knew how to assign variables, use for loops, if->then, and use poke command. And from this specific point I started thinking about myself as programmer event that the only thing I wrote with C64 basic was a ball m
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by syntex 1y ago
I think there were alignment programs for the Datasette. It played a constant tone or signal that would show whether the head was properly aligned. I think it was on on cartridge that I didn't have. And actually as a young kid I didn&#
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by syntex 1y ago
I bought my C64 very late - around 1991/1992. It was in Poland where I bought a used one from my friend. Back then, Eastern Europe was a decade behind the Western side of Europe. Two years later, I purchased a used disk drive. So, for
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by syntex 2y ago
cheaper hardware usually means more adoption of the software and then even more demand for hardware
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by syntex 2y ago
I wonder why Poland is still buying F35 and other European countries.
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by syntex 2y ago
What i can do with that?
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by syntex 2y ago
just 2piR and then extra h change the result very little fraction. How is that counter-intuitive :)
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by syntex 2y ago
Why does this have so many upvotes? Is this the current state of research nowadays?
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by syntex 3y ago
You can play this game here free80sarcade.com/atari2600_VideoChess.php
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Q: Whats the Relationship Between Transformer Network Size and Task Performance
1 points by syntex 3y ago|0 comments
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by syntex 3y ago
Personally, I find the cost a bit steep. Truth be told, I don't frequently tinker with CSS, maybe only a couple of times annually. A lifetime license for $39.99, however, would definitely be a deal I'd gladly snap up, no more, no
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by syntex 3y ago
And also it said: With further development, SynthLingo could be used to create more natural and intuitive interfaces between humans and computers, especially in scenarios where context-driven vocabulary and emotion encoding might improve us
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by syntex 3y ago
This is the basics of quantum physics :) "Quantumix (C1:physics;C2:planck scale) emote-neutral. Subatomix (C1:particles;C2:quantum states;C3:fields) emote-explanation. WaveParticlix (C1:de Broglie;C2:wavelength;C3:momentum) emote-compl
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by syntex 3y ago
I found this quite funny and interesting how chat gpt4 stripped out the language to essentials.
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GPT4: Can you come up with new more effective language for communication try(pastebin.com)
5 points by syntex 3y ago|4 comments
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by syntex 3y ago
gpt4 seems to know the answer Now, to address the question of how we've reached a point where software dependencies often seem unstable or difficult to manage, I believe there are several factors contributing to this situation: Rapid p

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