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2y ago
I am curious why the word "entropy" encompasses so many concepts? Wouldn't it have made sense to just give each concept a different word?
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> There are enormous numbers of entitled users out there who become a parasitic drain on any project that is open sourced. Been there with AOSP, but that won't be changing anytime soon. I highly doubt noobs will learn the open sour
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2y ago
> But most of that revenue goes to JKR, whereas most of the fishing revenue may end up in "working class" people's pockets. I am sure JKR has to pay taxes still, which goes back to the government.
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2y ago
While this interesting, what are its main applications?
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2y ago
This looks interesting! What's the added value over wireguard + openwrt setup?
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2y ago
I totally agree, it was a stark contrast between phd life and purely sw engineer life, in terms of doing things the way i wanted.
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2y ago
Can confirm, and would recommend against buying one. Additionally they lock down their bootloader and do not release their kernel source code, basically you're trusting your data and home network for a random vendor. It's a shame
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2y ago
Beside fail2ban, I also recommend endlessh. Simple yet beautiful piece of software.
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2y ago
Imo they are still extremely limited compared to a senior coder. Take python, still most top ranking models struggle with our codebase, every now and then I try to test few, and handling complex part of the codebase to produce coherent feat
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2y ago
Depends what is your setup? You can always find more support on r/Localllama
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2y ago
Undortunately the trend set by google is becoming extremely antagonistisc for modders. It's becoming a tradeoff between security and convenience, arguably that was not the case back in early android version, actually it was nearly the
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2y ago
> Google refuses to patch this. That's why projects like XPL-Extended (and previously XPrivacyLua), are an absolute need. I never run an android phone without these.
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2y ago
Is there anything useful usually in those fw updates?
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2y ago
Very fun read guillaume! I never find the courage to work on my "this seems to be interesting weekend idea" due to my fear of time commitment, but I often find these HN write up somehow fulfilling.
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2y ago
I don't know why they're stalling, I wonder if there still any revenues from the game or if it's IP issue.
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> fine-tuning a model on tool usage could also allow it to gain familiarity with specific retrieval mechanisms. I am curious if finetuning on specific usecases would outperform RAG approaches, assuming the data is static (say company doc
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2y ago
This is really a very interesting way of visualizing it.
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2y ago
> I suppose I need to start working on part 2.... I'll wait for the ignobel paper.
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2y ago
I am curious about how you go for time estimate when you say a flat rate. I assume if a problem is difficult, this might become tough to guage right?
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2y ago
How well does it scale?
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2y ago
I was traumatised by fluid dynamics course back in the days before youtube tutorials were a thing and we had to rely on a good teacher to explain some concepts.
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2y ago
Linear algebra applications resources. Something that I can follow up with examples.
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2y ago
I really like your approach. Any resource recommendations?
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2y ago
Really interesting, I used it today still lots of issues. Maybe my python notebook is not approach is too complicated for Sonnet? Couldn't be able to fix a custom complex seaborn plot. 4o failed too. o3-mini-high managed to do it reall
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2y ago
I did try it yet for more than a week still 4o still pretty much better in terms of python coding and architecture/documentation design
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2y ago
Any evidence on this? It sounds too good to be true.
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2y ago
I keep hearing about Claude's impressive coding skills (compared to its benches) yet, not evident for me (I use the web version, not cline). Compared to 4o it's not that great.
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2y ago
Isn't it all about the context too?
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2y ago
This soinds like the approach deepseek CEO used for hiring. He favored young inexperienced teams so they can bring a fresh perspective and try things from new way. It paid off nicely.
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2y ago
Thanks for the recommendation. Will check it out!
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