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by all2 1y ago
Government granted licenses are the root of many, many ills.
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by all2 1y ago
Qwen3 wasn't the important part. You can use pretty much any model you want. For example, you'll see in the .bashrc function I have two different models called out (though Deepseek _still_ doesn't support tool calling on Olla
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Ollama and Bifrost –> Qwen3 in Claude Code
1 points by all2 1y ago|2 comments
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by all2 1y ago
For the curious, here are the relevant docs: https://api-docs.deepseek.com/guides/anthropic_api
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by all2 1y ago
So there is no place for a local llm in code dev. Bummer. I was hoping to get past the 5 hour limits on claude code with local models.
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by all2 1y ago
I'd be glad to hear more. I'm not certain what I would even ask, as the space is really fuzzy (prompting and all that). I've got an Ollama instance (24GB VRAM) I want to leverage to try and reduce dependency on Claude Code. E
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by all2 1y ago
This is something that I've stumbled into as well. DB models AND dataflow. Getting both of those well spec'd makes things a lot easier.
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by all2 1y ago
Would you be willing to share? I've been poking at this kind of thing, but I haven't had great success rolling my own agents.
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by all2 1y ago
> The code itself is basically disposable. I'm finding this is the case for my work as well. The spec is the secret sauce, the code (and its many drafts) are disposable. Eventually I land on something serviceable, but until I do, I
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by all2 1y ago
Chrome seems to function, at first glance.
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Statechart – Minimal Generic Statechart Library for Go(github.com)
3 points by all2 1y ago|1 comments
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by all2 1y ago
I've been mucking about with workflow engine architecture over the last three months. At some point I stumbled upon the idea of a "state chart" [0]. Funny thing was, I had already arrived at hierarchical state machines, but I
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by all2 1y ago
I used my anywhere MX until one of the switches gave out. I'm pretty sure I found replacements on Mouser, and those parts -- and the mouse -- are buried somewhere in my TODO project bins.
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by all2 1y ago
Is this some variant of Lisp's 'everything is data is code' paradigm? For metaprogramming, I think the ideas make a lot of sense. For bizapps in the 'real world', where the rubber meets the road, I think a division
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by all2 1y ago
Given that it's human directed AI slop, they'll be feeding on themselves.
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by all2 1y ago
If they're like me, they finish something and then sit on it for a variety of anxiety inducing reasons. I've got a state chart library I'm sitting on that I'm quite hesitant to share...
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by all2 1y ago
Paying for things does cause some folks to champ at the bit, though, so his assessment is not unwarranted.
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by all2 1y ago
> I just wanna be able to systemctl --user start ./my-service.service or something to that effect. Can you not? I know that systemctl has a userspace dot folder for user's services. [0] `~/.config/systemd/user&#x
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by all2 1y ago
Context?
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by all2 1y ago
That is impressive. The controls are essentially unresponsive, but the fact that it starts with an image and goes from there bodes well for generative game building. For those wanting to see it in action, the wait times are wildly inaccurat
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by all2 1y ago
> Is there anything comparable for security cameras? ReoLink + Frigate. [0] https://frigate.video/
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by all2 1y ago
Can you talk about your agent wrapper setup? What tools, if any did you use? How effective is it at making a dumb model smart?
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by all2 1y ago
My current employer does sit-down interviews with the whole engineering team. When I was interviewed, I went through a phone screening, and then I was invited to an interview. It was two interviews, actually; one with engineering and anothe
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by all2 1y ago
> What happened was that ordinary people heard about the paper I've never heard of this paper, but I am aware of the judicial capture that pharma companies manage to get for themselves. A whole extra judicial organization to handle
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by all2 1y ago
I honestly don't have a lot of options. I've got bills to pay.
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by all2 1y ago
I do a minimum of 2 hours a day. I think people in this particular conversation might be just a little divorced from reality.
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by all2 1y ago
I could retire on 3 million right now.
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by all2 1y ago
> So, if the core insight is "just add more neurons and treat it like hardware expansion," then the real challenge is being understated by several orders of complexity. I wouldn't say it's an insight as it is an ah-ha
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Key technological advance in neural interfaces
5 points by all2 1y ago|3 comments
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by all2 1y ago
Am I parsing this right? Are we adding a place to the version number to denote 'this change is in the 2s'? So we went from v0 to v10, then to v11, then v15, and so on?

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