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Snuggly73
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https://huggingface.co/datasets/openai/gdpval/viewer/default...
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Apparently producing a react component that returns a piece of html with aria tags set up. Long horizon my ass.
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well, hopefully the author did learn something or at least enjoyed the process :) (the code looks like a very junior or a non-dev wrote it tbh).
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To my untrained eye, this looks more like an instruct dataset. For just plain text, I really like this one - https://huggingface.co/datasets/roneneldan/TinyStories
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Congrats - there is a very small problem with the LLM - its reusing transformer blocks and you want to use different instances of them. Its a very cool excercise, I did the same with Zig and MLX a while back, so I can get a nice foundation,
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I can tell you a variation from Bulgaria (Soviet era joke as well). In the newspapers there were news that Bulgaria sent 8000 personal computers to Japan. On the next day, there was a slight correction published: 1. It wasn’t 8000. But 800
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New benchmark for competitive coding dropped yesterday - https://livecodebenchpro.com/ Apparently models are not doing great for problems out of distribution.
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The means of production - yes. But to have a working economy I suspect you have to have a matching consumption. Not sure how this works without involving people.
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1y ago
And Honest Zuck talking how his AGI is going to specialize in ads and entertainment. To whom are you going to sell ads… I dunno - I am rather thinking that they are hedging.
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Interesting - how do you reconcile mass unemployment with working economy? (And this is honest question from one that is invested and hopeful that their life savings won’t evaporate overnight)
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I am utterly confused. If AGI is around the corner, this means that the economy is going to be destroyed and money are going to lose their meaning. Who is going to buy your AI gadget? Why spend money on that and Windsurf?
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I mean that there is the possibility that swe bench is being specifically targeted for training and the results may not reflect real world performance.
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I can be completely off base, but it feels to me like benchmaxxing is going on with swe-bench. Look at the results from multi swe bench - https://multi-swe-bench.github.io/#/ swe polybench - https://amazon-s
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Emmm... why has Claude 'improved' the code by setting SQLite to be threadsafe and then adding locks on every db operation? (You can argue that maybe the callbacks are invoked from multiple threads, but they are not thread safe the
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Just to continue my train of thought, because I keep coming back to this. I think I was expecting that it will turn me into a FE developer and it will feel as natural and smooth as usual when I am in my element. It didn’t. And the results w
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Well... In my case the scaffolding was done by the Expo template, used Expo libraries for social login and I wrote the Expo API backend functions. Was it productivity boost for me - yeah, cause I know mostly shit about React. But as an end
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I spend most of my time talking to stakeholders and BAs to help them better understand what their actual problem is instead of coming to me with "we want this" :/ Writing the code is the trivial part.
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2. is mostly what works for me. Usually when I am in the flow of writing code, I can think, write, tab away and review without breaking it. If I need a smallish (up to 100-ish lines) piece of code that I know the shape of - I would use the
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I had the weirdest experience the other day. I wanted to write an Expo React Native application - something I have zero experience with (I’ve been writing code non-stop since I was a kid, starting with 6502 assembly). I’ve leaned heavily on
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Consider is too mild. Its basically justify why adding more AI isnt the solution. (#5 here https://x.com/tobi/status/1909251946235437514 )
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Probably not great (or even unnatural) example. There are tons of examples of PCM players as Flutter plugins on the net and Gemini from the free AI Studio spits an implementation out in about 20 seconds and 0$. YMMV
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"Microsoft Macro Assembler, a product I grew to hate with a passion." Turbo Assembler FTW :)
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Maybe be, after all - I dont write web servers (btw, the PQ and JQ libraries doesnt seem to use the arena allocator, which makes the whole proposition a bit dubious, but lets say that its me being picky). What I meant was, that IMO the code
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Agree - case in point - dealing with race conditions. You have to reason thru the code.
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..."request-based memory arena"... there are some very questionable things going on with the memory handing in this code. just saying.
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“Using the above technique you can clean-room any software in existence in hours or less.” Having spent my misguided youth doing horrible things to Sentinel Rainbow and its cousins - I can only chuckle.
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The other linked "oh fuck" article https://ghuntley.com/oh-fuck/ where it supposedly converts https://github.com/RustAudio/cpal at least has a linked video. As far as I can see, based on
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Indeed, if you read the attached Claude transcript to the original post, you will see that it finds some strings and infers the functionality (i.e. it has .wav files, thus it probably plays them). https://claude.ai/share
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I've played with it the whole day (so take it with a grain of salt). My gut feeling is that it can produce a bigger ... "thing". I am calling it a "thing", because it looks very much as what you want, but the bigger
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I only trust benchmarks that I’ve faked myself :)
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