3abiton

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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   Man your comment rings home so badly. Made a similar jump last year, and I was surprised we outperformed the predictions. Living in a cursed area (rainy + cloudy all the time), more than 50% of the year our electricity is 100% covered by ou
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   What I don't get is, if I am using my bank website on linux (with full root ability), it's still almost nearly the same as having the app on Android. The argument of "we lock it down to protect you makes 0 sense to me"
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   Is that a new technique? Shouldn't this be mitigated?
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   > I love AI for speed running through all the boring stuff and getting to the good parts. But the issue is some of that speedrunning sometimes takes so much time, it becomes inefficient. It's slowly improving (gpt5 is incredible),
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   > It would also be good to know what a debug build entails, how exactly it is "less secure". Using software engineering terms, think of the official GOS as production release, and the debug version as test release. You deploy i
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   Because I would argue there is no benchmark to rule them all. It highly depends on individual use cases.
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   That moment where you respect the hacker. Still we are encroaching on dark times.
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   I think the key is prompting, and bound boxing assumptions.
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   by 3abiton 1y ago

   The funny thing about physics maths, is that we didn't have to learn the intuition behind it, it was a mean to an end. Going through undergrad mathematically blind was a right of passage.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    I am looking forward for the day I remote ssh into a <insert kvm solution> controlling my iPhone/Android so I can login to my bank app because they stopped allowing web access, and I don't want to compromise on privacy. Shit
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    Doesn't PCA compress the embeddings in this case, ie reduce the accuracy? It's similar to quantization.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    To be fair, allocating some token for planning (recursively) helps a lot. It requires more hands on work, but produce much better results. Clarifying the tasks and breaking them down is very helpful too. Just you end up spending lots of ti
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    Beautiful writeup! Thanks for your service!
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    I think complexity is a byproduct of flexibility. At least in this case, there is a beginner version.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    I am curious performance wise about the performance difference between podman and incus. I found incus to be also extremly flexible.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    This is an interesting approach! Why not offload PDF extraction to other frameorks that apply OCR pdf -> .md
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    That indeed would be my issue with it for programming.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    Someone else said it, but oneconspiracy theory is that the UK is doing this to instill more "internet" literacy in their population (given that they'll go out of their way to do the free internet). I doubt that is the case, b
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    I am curious about your setup? Is it just gemini cli? Or are you combining it with other frameworks?
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    I feel after the 2017 transformer paper, and its impact on current state of AI, and google stocks, it seems Google is much more hesistant to keep things under their wings for now. Sadly, so.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    This is amazing, and somehow the "wapkthrough" video is super fun. Super kudos.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    It depends on the level of 'keeping up'. I follow the news, but it's impossible to dip your toe in every new model. Some stick around, but the majority pass through.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    As someone who workedon projects, written documentation(even notes) let alone video format is even more time consuming than the work itself. It's extremely beneficial for long projects and continuation, but really tedious. Kudos to all
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    I did something similar back in the before times, an initiative that takes donated devices and give them a second life to people who need it. We had major resistance back then to anything linux.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    I think this a big side effect of the field moving way too fast for it to be evaluated properly. I don't recall seeing such a big rally in the CS research like this. Nearly every group I know that tackled really totally different topic
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    This sounds like your typical vegeterian diet.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    It's unclear if OpenAI cancelled the deal, or Google poached them? Either way, this season of "OpenAI Drama" is wild. First Meta, now Google. Your turn Amazon / Microsoft.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    This brought up so many memories. The CS raves on Paris bridges, the bar hopping in Barcelona, and the nomads of Berlin. If anything defines CS it's the unexpectedly weird. On the other hand, you will need to dedicate sufficient energy
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    Funny thing, we had a similar issue with one of our deployement in the past. It's similar to leaking accidently your password into bash history. Happens more than it should.
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    by 3abiton 1y ago

    Ouch, that hit a nerve.