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I've been using fish for many years now though I keep trying all these new shells. Ultimately I've found that for my interactive shell I just want something widely supported and with easy syntax for `if` and `for` loops for short
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From the paper, I was intrigued by how they handled their RL step for Code Data. They trained against hard but solvable code generation tasks by running unit testing. Is that training step done by the other models? > Code Data For coding
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For a concrete example today, see https://openrouter.ai/openrouter/auto
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> it consumes a significant percentage of my municipal taxes. That's interesting, I assumed it was only a small percentage everywhere. What percentage does it consume? I live in Seattle (King County) and our library system only cost
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I also want an OSS framework that lets me extend it with my own scripting/modules, and is focused around being an assistant for me and my family. There's a shared set of features (memory storage/retrieval, integrations to cha
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Before LLMs there existed quite a few tools to try to help with understanding CLI options; off the top of my head there are https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr and explainshell.com LLMs are both more general and more us
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How much money did you give the Roo and Cline developers? From the website, this is a "well funded" startup that is giving away $20 of credits for free to people who use it. They are literally forking 2 OSS projects and turning th
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Is there an image of the shirt? I assume that embedded Instagram post is a pic of the shirt, but I don't have Instagram so it's a big blank box with a link to "View this post on Instagram". It's ironic that on this
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Does anyone know how making the models multimodal impacts their text capabilities? The article is claiming this achieves good performance on pure text as well, but I'm curious if there is any analysis on how much impact it usually has.
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I've been labeling LLMS as "teensy", "smol", "mid", "biggg", "yuuge". I've been struggling to figure out where to place the lines between them though.
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I am currently in the process of switching from using Obsidian to manage local markdown notes/files to using Notion for at least my personal project tracking. I have 2 reasons. 1. Notions "Databases" are easier to use, edit,
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The submission is a link to the daily Matt Levine column where he typically rants his opinions on Finance.
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I had a similar thought recently[0], though I was thinking about it more from the copyright side. I think there needs to be some kind of additional tax taken from AI profits, possibly justified by copyrights, because otherwise the economic
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And since this thread is talking about git hooks, there's also this project for managing git hooks inside Nix https://github.com/cachix/git-hooks.nix
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I think they're referencing "Thinking, Fast and Slow" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinking,_Fast_and_Slow "The book's main thesis is a differentiation between two modes of thought: "Sy
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> 5. Therefore all new development should be microservices written from scratch and interacting via cleanly defined APIs. Not necessarily. You can get the same benefits you described in (1)-(3) by using clearly defined modules in your co
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> Much better :) But what about C? Let’s try it: > I tried both versions (modulo 2 and bitwise AND) and got the same result. I think the optimizer recognizes modulo 2 and converts it to bitwise AND. Yes, even without specifying optimi
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Where I live we eliminated allowing tipped workers to be paid under minimum wage, and minimum wage is now at least $15/hour. So yes, now I tip people a little less because I know they aren't being paid $2+tips/hour. That was
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Voyage-3-large: the new general-purpose embedding model
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PRJ Base Directory Specification
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Just a minor clarification, DeepSeek's pricing for this model is temporary to match their previous model. They announced [1] that it will be the following after February 8: DeepSeek - 0.27$ per million tokens input, 1.10$ million token
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I bought and use Comic Code [1] and use it as my main coding font. I actually really like it. I work from home and only my wife has noticed...she thinks I'm crazy. [1] https://tosche.net/fonts/comic-code
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I'm not sure I am understanding where exactly this slots in, but isn't this an embedding model? Shouldn't they be comparing it to a service like Voyage AI? - https://docs.voyageai.com/docs/embeddings
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True, finding one solution is easy but finding all the solutions can be a fun little optimization challenge. I made a repo many years ago with a bunch of grab bag solutions for comparisons [1]; from dumb brute force to DLX (Knuth's Dan
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That looks awesome. You didn't mention it but uithub.com also has an API, I can definitely see myself using this for a new tool.
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I’m not the author but which SEA are you referring to? Southeast Asia? Southeast Africa? I assume you’re not talking about Seattle. It’s important to be specific when you’re trying to localize things. https://en.wikipedia.org
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From the first paragraph of TFA: > The latest recall—the wedge wagon’s sixth this year—requires shop time, not an over-the-air (OTA) update.
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I hate bash, but it's always the first thing I start scripting in when I need to glue some things together. I tend to go in the following order as complexity and a need for robustness increases. 1. Bash (or ysh, which I do prefer but i
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The Boeing reboot is necessary because of an integer overflow that occurs once the aircraft is on for 248 days: https://www.i-programmer.info/news/149-security/8548-reboot-... > This condition is caused by a so
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Companies tend to focus on the overall % profit margin for a product. If a higher percentage of sales are for a discounted (edu) SKU with lower margins, they will tend to raise the price of the product to hit their desired profit margin. e.
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