Myrmornis

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by Myrmornis 10mo ago
Yes, it reduced the author's credibility; it seems that whatever the accuracy is of some is their MCP criticism, they just like criticizing things.
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by Myrmornis 10mo ago
Any recommendations for a talk by him to watch or something written by him to read?
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by Myrmornis 10mo ago
In particular, and speaking as a backend engineer with zero web design skills, building things with charts/graphs is amazing nowadays! You can literally just operate at the level of "add another line representing the foo data&quot
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by Myrmornis 10mo ago
Not saying you were suggesting it but people committing AGENTS.md in shared repos is pretty annoying IMO. Those things are personal.
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by Myrmornis 10mo ago
Touch-typing. In some countries it's common to learn this at school as a teenager but that's not true of all countries. With LLMs this skill has become significantly more important to programmers.
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by Myrmornis 10mo ago
That's not how LLMs work. There are several sources covering the basics nowadays!
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by Myrmornis 10mo ago
Can anyone give any tips for getting something that runs fairly fast under ollama? It doesn't have to be very intelligent. When I tried gpt-oss and qwen using ollama on an M2 Mac the main problem was that they were extremely slow. But
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by Myrmornis 10mo ago
“This is a very advanced technology, and whatever nation masters it first is going to have an incredible advantage,” Loureiro says. https://energy.mit.edu/news/funding-the-fusion-revolution/
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by Myrmornis 10mo ago
It would be interesting to have LLMs trained purely on one language (with the ability to translate their input/output appropriately from/to a language that the reader understands). I can see that being rather revealing about cultu
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by Myrmornis 11mo ago
Good god. I certainly wasn't suggesting this situation would be improved by software teams hiring lawyers to advise on their software! You appear to have completely lost perspective.
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by Myrmornis 11mo ago
People don't know whether they are or are not doing things that require consent under the law. That's because, if you haven't noticed, the people concerned are computer programmers, UI designers, and PMs. Notably missing from
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by Myrmornis 11mo ago
I guess I'm not really sure that menus are modern. But anyway I hate the stubbornness over the vanilla emacs UI. The nonsense in the menus and the stupid pixelated pictures of scissors or whatever. But I've never really got the id
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by Myrmornis 11mo ago
Yes the best one is https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tuttieee...
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by Myrmornis 11mo ago
You can make it look modern: get rid of all menus and bars so that there is nothing on screen except for the text you're editing. (e.g. search for minimal.el) It looks indistinguishable from any other modern editor / IDE in zen mo
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by Myrmornis 11mo ago
But lyrics are just one example. Are you saying that training experiments must filter out all substrings from the training input that bear too close a resemblance to a substring of a copyrighted work?
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by Myrmornis 1y ago
A very worrying number of people nowadays seem to think that forests are a thing to counter climate change. What is the species composition being planted? Is it appropriate to the location? Reforestation must be about recreating _forest eco
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by Myrmornis 1y ago
I used to work at a US healthcare company selling a product that doctors prescribe in a medical consultation in a serious medical context that occurs very rarely in a person's life. Everything the marketing/product side of the com
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by Myrmornis 1y ago
Presumably it works fairly well if you include a syntax cheatsheet and some example typst markup in the context you send to the LLM?
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by Myrmornis 1y ago
This looks amazing. I made this WYSIWYG-ish LaTeX editing environment for Emacs which renders things in-line as you type: https://github.com/dandavison/xenops Does anything like that exist for Typst? I.e. something whe
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by Myrmornis 1y ago
> Have we ever really defined species barriers? It's fairly easy to make definitions, and there are several. The real problem is that many biologists for many decades have been confused about whether we are attempting to make pragma
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by Myrmornis 1y ago
Latencies associated with typing and switching files are imperceptible on any laptop I've used with VSCode.
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by Myrmornis 1y ago
If you press a key in VSCode, it does appear immediately.
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by Myrmornis 1y ago
Regardless of the appeal to unix philosophy in their docs, sd has never stuck with me because it doesn't natively support replace across a project/ multiple files, and that's what you always want to do. Instead I pipe `rg -R
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by Myrmornis 1y ago
Remember that the USA and other western partners are providing military and political support for Israel's mass killing of >60,000 people in Gaza.
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Orchestrating Multi-Agent Systems: Google ADK, A2A, and Temporal(medium.com)
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by Myrmornis 1y ago
Thanks! > The linking you can do already if I understand the request correctly: Perfect. Sorry I remembered there was an open ticket for it in the past but didn't check its status.
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by Myrmornis 1y ago
It's a diagramming tool > I like how it looks and works Those are "real reasons".
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by Myrmornis 1y ago
Good luck, it would be fantastic if you can get it accepted as a mermaid alternative; it's much, much niceer than mermaid, both the visual result, and the language. I've used D2 heavily for a couple of years or so now. It's r
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by Myrmornis 1y ago
See my replies in the sibling threads. I give concrete examples of both the weakness of non-English wikipedias in mathematics and of the quality of machine translation. I understand that you want to believe the happy clappy cultural diversi
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by Myrmornis 1y ago
I'm not sure why you're thinking that; perhaps you're remembering something from a few years ago, or perhaps you have a prior biased against ML/LLM solutions. The translations provided by Google Chrome of Chinese wikiped

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