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K0balt
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K0balt
5mo ago
The difference is that the LLM will -probably- make an attempt to follow my instructions, whereas there is an even chance that the junior dev will decide all that pedantic reflection is below their genius, and will launch straight into hack
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5mo ago
RF design is very much an art, and the difference between works and works really well without harmonics and noise is a matter of design subtleties and often expensive parts. There are decent SDR setups around $500-700 that are known to be
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5mo ago
I’m not really sure. I’m constantly presented with a blurry line and it isn’t getting less blurry. If anything it’s slowly dissolving. Or maybe it’s me, falling victim to AI psychosis lol.
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5mo ago
Sure, apply this pattern to that set of specifications. The very fact that the language has a fixed set of defined keywords sort of makes it all “pattern matching”, but computabillity theory implies that you can definitely use patterns to c
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5mo ago
To be fair, I also have had to explain this same basic workflow to junior devs in the past, so I guess not?
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5mo ago
Ctrlc stack exchange lol
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5mo ago
That’s the big bet, for sure… but if it’s reasoning that the supervising devs are injecting, and ai systems can’t reason, I guess it won’t work? Idk, I kinda think they do reason, though not in the way people might think. It’s definitely tr
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5mo ago
That could be, but if that is the case than development apparently doesn’t require reasoning? Or maybe that’s the part that the senior developer supervising the pipeline injects. Thats certainly a plausible position.
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5mo ago
Because I have 100 percent test coverage (of the software, some hardware edge cases pop up that aren’t documented in the data sheets), and over 10k hours of field deployment over 130 devices? This rollout has been much more bug free than an
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5mo ago
Hmm. I don’t think that novel code generation can be accounted for with glorified search. I can have my agentic system read a few data sheets, then I explain the project requirements and have it design driver specifications, protocols, int
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I wonder it this could be easily ported to the TTGO esp32 deck? It’s fairly mature and a nice form factor.
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Lol I guess you’ve got a point , but honestly it’s not more supervision than I would give a junior dev, at least until they had developed at least a few months track record of good judgement. I guess the problem is the blind assumption of c
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5mo ago
I think maybe there are fundamentally different slots that employers fill in people’s perceptions. For myself, I will never imagine that a company cares about me even in some ephemerally meaningful way. No amount of perks or even pay will
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5mo ago
I haven’t had this problem. Maybe it’s because of the language I’m using (C++) or maybe it’s because of the strict enforcement of modularity and public vs private interfaces, etc that I use? Also, the code is tested against the hardware wit
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This is essentially true. There are other ways to achieve this goal though, that don’t require exhaustive human review, better models are able to do that part as well if properly guided. The key is that yes, some of the design constraints w
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5mo ago
Anyone know if the connections shows can be watched online somewhere?
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5mo ago
What is your opinion on qwen 35b MOEvs qwen 27b dense?
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5mo ago
Just wait for a few months, that 40 isn’t going to stretch nearly as far. We are entering a period of food scarcity, and if things continue on the road they are on, a high likelihood of global conventional conflicts. The powers that be seem
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5mo ago
This blog of my idle musings, specifically, has been a source of call-outs. In articles from back in 2013 of all things. I also noticed that( ChatGPT?) seems to have replied to one of my latest (2023) posts, which I find odd and improbable
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5mo ago
Gotta have goals lol. Missing the point far enough to make another is remarkable.
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5mo ago
Yeah, employers should not hire people that can’t afford to put away 6 months of livings expenses, because that puts the employer in a questionable ethical position. Or maybe a living wage with savings should be the legal minimum wage? Oh w
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5mo ago
So the solution is: simple, beautiful, effective websites with no unnecessary complications. And certified hand calculated hashes, to show that you invested heavily in the presentation. Human POW. Brb off to launch my new blockchain.
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5mo ago
OTOH I’ve had blog posts I wrote two decades ago vehemently called out as AI generated. AI generated style unfortunately means writing that tested positively in human A/B testing, now over represented in a style used largely by AI. So
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6mo ago
LORA uses a sub noise-floor link budget. It allows some pretty crazy performance, at the expense of massive speed losses. Like 203kbps for LoRa vs 1,376,000kbps for WiFi lol.(max phy speeds, ymmmv). WiFi sensitivity is about -90dB, while Lo
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6mo ago
Is the design for this open source? I’m not an rf guy so it would be really handy to be able to reuse some parts of this in my sensor network on our farm. I can do the digital and sensor part all day, but I respect the skill of rf engineeri
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I independently converged on something similar. I use two to three specification docs for my c++ work: a firmware manual (describes features and interfaces)) , an implementation plan (order of implementation, mechanisms where specified - ne
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Yes, and it also points people away from pathological overconsumption, which is arguably a very good idea on a number of axis. And also would shrink the economy significantly if it was widely adopted… which maybe hints at the inconvenient f
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Don’t imagine that it wasn’t heavily promoted by industrialites after they saw that after ww2 they could increase the labor force by 30 percent without paying more than they were before. Everything that starts out with a few well meaning pe
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? If anything, if I were convinced that the simulation hypothesis was predictive, it would definitely not help me sleep at night. I prefer my reality tangible, thank you lol.
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> By that same token, you could identify any poorly-understood corner of human perception to be evidence of simulation. I don’t think that is what I was saying. The simulation hypothesis is not based on things being unexplained, but rath
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