Almondsetat

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by Almondsetat 1mo ago
Since the announcement is, frustratingly, low on details, did they implement the usual hue vs hue, hue vs sat, etc. controls? I don't do much color grading but my line of work requires using multiple cameras, thus I enjoy using a color
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by Almondsetat 1mo ago
Who said openclaw cannot install radarr and operate it?
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by Almondsetat 1mo ago
"hey computer, i want to watch a movie on my jellyfin server tonight, get it done" and openclaw autonomously finds the torrent, downloads it, moves it to the NAS, and you sit down at the end of the day with everhything set up
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by Almondsetat 1mo ago
P2P communication is also a feature, which an entire class of applications would love to make use of. Instead, we need to spawn (and PAY for) TURN and STUN servers
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by Almondsetat 1mo ago
Thank you for creating an account just for making stuff up nobody has said or even hinted at
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by Almondsetat 1mo ago
You are making many assumptions. First of all, he is doing the deep dives by researching all those articles, and of course the resulting presentation will be very superficial. The point is exactly to publish a book to allow the reader to
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by Almondsetat 1mo ago
Feel free to point to anyone doing these deep dives that specifically tackle the lost knowledge of the early decades of computer science and the ideas that have not yet come to fruition despite being extremely old
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by Almondsetat 1mo ago
Where have I said I want his lived memories?
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by Almondsetat 1mo ago
How is this relevant? I didn't say he should make a book about his teachings about SWE, I said he could compile a comprehensive review of the foundational literature of compsci
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by Almondsetat 1mo ago
I think Casey is currently the most informed person to make a series of books or articles summarizing the history of SW Engineering, all the lessons learned and forgotten, and all the good stuff that was published and still hasn't gain
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by Almondsetat 1mo ago
Maybe Hilbert's dream was not that crazy after all
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by Almondsetat 1mo ago
What kind of work are you doing? For example, if I have some code in the hot path and I want to do all the usual tricks to help the compiler vectorize it, such a small model is not able to do much.
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by Almondsetat 1mo ago
>If you compare launch pricing Why?
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
Was it announced?
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
Why are you waiting for something that was never announced?
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
DeepSeek literally just came out with the vision-enabled version of Flash v4 which was purely text based. Why would GLM not be able to do the same thing?
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
I know this might be controversial, but unleashing a sea of models to reverse engineer hardware and give it open source and linux support might just be the future
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
This is an informative article, not a novel
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
Basically any OS can install any compliant terminal emulator, meaning the cases in which you really have to patch your TUI for another OS are few and infinitely more manageable than GUIs
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
Those two are not contradictory statements
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
What about it?
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
For every kind of product one might need to buy?
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
Everyone knows that the weak link is the specification. But this is a spurious argument, since, by definition, if you guarantee the implementation the only thing that's left exposed is the spec itself. At least you're reducing the
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
A surprising amount of apparently long standing traditions are actually anglo-adjacent inventions from the last 150 years
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
When you board a plane, don't you love thinking about how the controllers can make use of the hottest new language features? Perhaps JSON in the stdlib?
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
I had this idea a couple of days ago: how about using agents to simulate software development methods (agile, waterfall, etc.)? Not by just giving them a prompt (e.g., "be the project manager, spawn 5 agents and simulate an agile team
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
Having the entire model in the vram without having to transfer anything is even more king, though
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
Thank you for the reference, I hope to be smart enough to try it out!
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
You presented another thing LLMs excel at: integrating something from a project that is not present in another one. I think they work so well at this because both the starting and ending points have an already existing structure, so the LLM
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by Almondsetat 2mo ago
In the last couple of days I wanted to try out the new definitive DeepSeek v4 releases. I gave it the repository of a semi-abandoned video compression codec and I told it to perform the usual benchmark -> profile -> verify -> resea

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