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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
I work on this typed lua language in lua, and sometimes use llms to help fix internal analyzer stuff, which works 30% of the time for complex, and sometimes not at all, but helps me find a solution in the end. However when I ask an llm to g
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
Just 2 weeks ago, I saw my coworker close 1password from the activity manager to free more memory, because it was using 16gb of ram.
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
I've been using adblockers for as long as I can remember, and now also sponsorblock for youtube, so I don't see them in that form either. My point is that there seem to be more things to "skip over" these days. Search re
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
I may be wearing the same glasses here, but it felt like ads were more like "real ads" back then. Like when walking down a street, you may see some posters advertising something, but they are clearly ads, because they are noisy re
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
Maybe a better analogy would be English and why it's written and read left to right. To me at least, it feels very wrong to see English written right to left, but I also know it wouldn't be objectively wrong.
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
I've used kde for years, but earlier this year I decided to try xfce. My goal was to have my own setup without "bloat" I never used. So my own task manager of choice, my search bar of choice, etc. My initial impression of xfc
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
I have never really worked with pytorch professionally, but it feels to me a lot of the open source, especially generative oriented projects, just use pytorch like this. It makes hacking on the models a whole lot easier. comfyui is a good e
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
Its original name was WanX, but the gen ai community found that to be too funny / unfortunate, so they changed it to just Wan.
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
game math libraries often have this (and glsl gpu shader language), like "2 * vec3(1,2,3)" results in "vec3(2,4,6)" There are other cases like adding vectors to matrices and so on, but in the end this logic is defined in
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
I've been using it for a few years now and I still feel a little confused, but asking llms explain nixos has been immensely helpful. If I'm feeling really lazy, I just ask claude to generate the specific nix code for whatever I ne
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
When I wanted to get into aquariums, I stumbled upon some old man calling himself "father fish" Basically his take on the whole hobby is that we should stop measuring, changing water and generally stressing about keeping the syste
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
I've seen countless analogies that explain the size of space, but this was really something else. Especially how frustratingly slow the speed of light felt.
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
This is my experience too most of the time. Though sometimes it does work, and sometimes a solution is found that I never thought of. But most of the time I have to change things around to my liking. However, a counter argument to all this;
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
I find that these complex types often reflect the underlying complex code. This usually happens when you interact with something that is explicitly written for javascript and takes advantage of its dynamic nature. (usually the base javascri
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
I guess some people just want to doom, but after getting into stocks late in life, I can't shake the feeling that some do it for a purpose.
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
I was trying to find out of this is still the case. How did you reach that conclusion?
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by CapsAdmin 2y ago
Slightly related, I had a go at doing llama 3 inference in luajit using cuda as one compute backend for just doing matrix multiplication https://github.com/CapsAdmin/luajit-llama3/blob/main/compute... Wh
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by CapsAdmin 2y ago
I've done something like this with the windows 2000 look from time to time, but something I found frustrating with theming xfwm4 window decorations is the non existent ability to create a horizontal gradient across the top of the windo
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by CapsAdmin 2y ago
See also https://github.com/thu-ml/SageAttention and https://github.com/thu-ml/SpargeAttn
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by CapsAdmin 2y ago
There's no 100% with ai, but yes, I'm implying that a mistake like this is not likely to happen with high parameter count models, and very likely to happen with low parameter count models.
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by CapsAdmin 2y ago
I don't know how these things are deployed, but I imagine they are using sub billion parameter count models? It doesn't make sense to use high parameter count ones at least due to costs. But then I feel there is a disconnect in ad
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by CapsAdmin 2y ago
On a slightly related note, does anyone feel copilot is not as powerful as it used to be? It's kind of hard to pinpoint exactly what it is, but it feels like it often either does nothing, or generates the bare minimum. I think one conc
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by CapsAdmin 2y ago
I know this sounds insane, but I used to work on some big svn codebase with many developers, without any fancy formating tools AND no one cared about consistent style. One interesting thing that happened was the ability to guess who wrote w
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by CapsAdmin 2y ago
While this is really cool and should be an option in all painting programs, a part of me wonders if this complicates the learning process of painting? After all, mixing paint colors is something you have to learn because it's not very
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by CapsAdmin 2y ago
Maybe very anecdotal, but I know a genz'er who mostly listens to music on tik tok in short loops.
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by CapsAdmin 2y ago
In some weird way, LLM's act out our collective fantasies and "AI sentience" is included in that. We write fiction covering many scenarios of how AI will be sentient, so an LLM's training data is full scenarios like this
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by CapsAdmin 2y ago
In some way, having followed the open source image generation scene for a while, it feels a little bit like it's opposite? Most of the ai image generation stuff I've seen from adobe feels late to party in terms of what you can do
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by CapsAdmin 2y ago
Aha, so in the case of Bắc Ninh, its English name is the same as it is in Vietnamese; with diacritics. I was going to say Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City have gotten english names indirectly due to their popularity or relevance in Vietnam, but
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by CapsAdmin 2y ago
I live in Vietnam and have the same problem I think. My city has diacritics in its name, but the query https://nominatim.openstreetmap.org/search?city=B%E1%BA%AFc-... works fine. Unlike the parent post, it does not go to un
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by CapsAdmin 2y ago
Tangentially, we used to have the term "smart" for this. It slowly faded as it became redundant, but now everything is suddenly AI.

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