Neywiny

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by Neywiny 5mo ago
Because it's not possible . There is nothing you can say to the LLM that will guarantee that something happens. It's not how it works. It will maybe be taken into consideration if you're lucky. But if you're trying to t
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by Neywiny 5mo ago
If you're trying to get reliability and determinism out of the LLM, you've already lost
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by Neywiny 5mo ago
They said they were principal scientist for this change and voluntarily took partial responsibility. I think if you look at this in a greater context of things were perfectly fine for decades and then they broke then I'm not sure how i
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by Neywiny 5mo ago
So just to confirm, Photoshop is willing to ship regressed products to paying customers and views that as preferable to just not doing that?
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by Neywiny 5mo ago
Incorrect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearing_range#Humans If it's 28 in perfectly ideal conditions, 23 is well within range
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Yeah maybe I need to do the old "you are a veteran engineer" nonsense. I've had some success telling it to implement everything it suggests and be production ready. I hate when it takes a shortcut and says I'll have to c
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I recently wrote a very esoteric Python script. 100 lines of code. No classes, no functions, but yes argparse. I've tried out the latest open source models on the task. They go bananas. It's like Enterprise fiz
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
> I clearly didn't have a fever I actually did say that the doctor disputed I had a fever
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
You are objectively incorrect. A fever is considered 100.4 or 38 C. Here are a few links to prove it: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/symptoms/10880-fever https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Agreed. Last time I was sick I said my fevers were pushing up to 100 and they said it's not a concern until 100.4. felt like an odd number. It's 38 C. Because my dramatic undersampling of my temperature was 0.4 degrees lower than
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
At least the start of the discussion is around the 915 MHz band which is not WiFi/Bluetooth
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
"justify your existence" "You're absolutely correct. I don't just need to exist-I need to justify why. It's like builders with concrete..."
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Not sure I agree with your second sentence, at least in the US. I may see "cheese product" or "dairy product" or "cheese flavor" but if it says real cheese, it's real cheese. My favorite example was seeing
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Do we know how many people were in the community? Maybe I missed it in the article? 2000 people worth it food a day is hard to put into perspective otherwise. Though it's all very impressive regardless
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
It's an important point. I went from 4c/8t and 32GB to 16/32 and 96GB. Dramatically less memory per thread. Some software (looking at you, Vivado) can take incredible amounts of memory per parallel job thus mandating some pro
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
I would guess they mean it's ready for you to install Linux on it
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
I think for real cables the delta could also be explained by damage or just a bad plug-in attempt, so even if you're not trying to detect counterfeit cables it could be useful to know: 1. What does the host support 2. What does the cab
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Apparently makes it halt. Unknown if it catches fire. https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1qibtgs/does_appl...
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Or what if they were born after 1999? It's just a toy example not a production ready birthday validation library.
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Genuine answer: sometimes. I've done similar levels of reverse engineering. Keep in mind that LLMs, and all other AI, "think" as they are programmed to. When you need to do something they don't know how to do, because yo
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
I suppose I'm a bit biased, and I do wholeheartedly believe in good competition, and I don't see where in this article the real problem is (seems nobody does), buuuuuut... Would it at all have been better for the manufacturer of t
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Once again I'm at odds with TH reporting. Of course you can spoof a server. That happens all the time, especially with videogames. You may not immediately be able to figure out what the call/response is, but without knowing what t
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Is it a "but"? 100/10 = 10, no?
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Yeah isn't this is obvious? Bad docs create triple work: you do it wrong (1) you figure out it's not working because the doc is wrong (2) you do it the right way (3). Between 2 and 3 is figuring out what the right way is, which a
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Good to see fixed point get a shout out, but seeing how the author concluded that was the problem would have been nice. Profiling tools? Emulator?
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
I don't think you're entirely correct here. The regulator will create noise that has a fundamental frequency of 500 kHz. That we agree on. However, this 50 MHz noise can most certainly be caused by the regulator. It's critica
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
I don't think it's unreasonable to consider it stolen potential profit , but agreed that's not how they spin it
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Pi or pi pico? At first glance it looks like that software is designed for double precision floats. That would certainly be some compute. The M0+ doesn't have hardware floating point let alone double precision. The M33 on the newer chi
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
That does seem very long so it's good you're working on it
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by Neywiny 6mo ago
Can you elaborate? The header meaning the top part of the page? I just checked on a recent repo I visited and it has the usual banner (which would stay the same), the repo path, some links, and some stats. Considering every page navigation

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