Perz1val

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by Perz1val 4mo ago
> Imagine a film-noir movie script, where AI Detective's "I know Mickey couldn't have done it because" monologue is hidden, versus their terse dialogue "Too early to say." That's an idea. Bladerunner+no
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by Perz1val 4mo ago
Kinda, more output tokens usually correlates with better benchmark scores. Ideally LLMs would keep that in their thinking section, then draft a response (what they write currently), then output something short. It'd consume even more t
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by Perz1val 4mo ago
Archive link? I'm not making an account to look at their memes, come on
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by Perz1val 4mo ago
> but because in 2015, using Go (often) connoted a certain approach, a certain type of engineering, a certain constellation of values So called "The vibe". And the vibe emanating from Rust is sometimes unbearable. Like claiming
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by Perz1val 4mo ago
One by one, but I think the question is about the entire domain name
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by Perz1val 4mo ago
What else would you do when i̶t̶'s̶ c̶o̶m̶p̶i̶l̶i̶n̶g̶ claude is generating?
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by Perz1val 4mo ago
> 5. No Warranty EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT, AND TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE PROGRAM IS PROVIDED ON AN “AS IS” BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDI
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by Perz1val 4mo ago
Hmm, there's just a few big messaging apps and just a few os vendors, weird that you couldn't have established special treatment for pushes about user to user messages
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by Perz1val 4mo ago
And you propose the same companies that have been cost cutting and avoiding buying you a chair for ever won't start objecting to a $200/dev/month subscription? The finance department won't have a say?
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by Perz1val 5mo ago
You can't block multitasking, the largest multiplayers have huge crowds who play with friends and talk on discord.
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by Perz1val 5mo ago
What? Coding was escape from what that hypothetical engineer of yours disliked the most. Now there is less of it and ai hypers keep yapping about the job being no longer needed. Meanwhile it's just the fun part that was optimised out.
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by Perz1val 5mo ago
Because afaik claude code is react rendered as TUI. They must really want react. I guess that happens to ones brain on too much ai
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by Perz1val 5mo ago
We use intelphense with vscode and it's only mildly red (zf1 mutant project). It also understands stubs from phpstorm. Default lsp for Zed is phpactor and it was just an inferior experience compared to intelephense (free) in vs code la
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by Perz1val 5mo ago
I'd imagine the vibrations didn't do them any good
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by Perz1val 6mo ago
Ok, single file, blah, blah. Realistically how do you sync that and how do you resolve conflicts? What happens if two devices add a password while offline, then go online?
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by Perz1val 6mo ago
That was my point. You (and I) tend to read verobose text and not argue with it, our brains are spoonfed reasoning chains and they seem to make sense. Caveman breaks that, so we have to actually think, there is no "thinking" done
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by Perz1val 6mo ago
Should have switched the model to Haiku
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by Perz1val 6mo ago
Also unrelated, but more linux gamers proves my personal observation that on the spectrum of computer literacy gamers are just below powerusers and programmers. We see more less technical people migrate over to Linux gradually and now it&#x
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by Perz1val 6mo ago
It does not matter, you (rust devs) won't use anything else either way and other people just don't care
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by Perz1val 6mo ago
But it can't, we see models get larger and larger and larger models perform better. <Thinking> made such huge improvements, because it makes more text for the language model to process. Cavemanising (lossy compression) the outp
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by Perz1val 6mo ago
I think good, less thinking for you, more thinking you will do
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by Perz1val 7mo ago
I'd have mined the copied libraries with something that makes it possible to later change terms and extract fees, as it'd be expected that nobody reads the terms for such service
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by Perz1val 7mo ago
I'll never touch any git wrapper, because they've lied to me before and I can use git already. Everything that was there to be sped up has already been made into zsh functions.
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by Perz1val 7mo ago
Nvidia can also say no, they won't have choice but yield or not have AI at all
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
It reads like a joke without a punchline
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
Maybe, but will they have to fight with borrow checker for doing some other than (the very OOP) DOM components? They'll obviously use both for a long time in the future, so more functional places can get Rust, while more OOP places can
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
Do you seriously think LLMs will not just spam unsafe blocks in it like they do with any task ever?
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
You do want a browser with RCE, but you want it to keep the it sandboxed. The hard part is executing the code safely
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
I have my doubts it'll ever be "finished". Servo gives strong vibes of a project that will avoid performance hacks, because they're not nice/state of the art code. I have no evidence, it's just the energy I&#x2
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by Perz1val 8mo ago
None at all, the generated AST and bytecode are stated to be identical

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