antoineMoPa

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by antoineMoPa 18d ago
That's such a simplification. Canada has a respectful relationship with EU whereas the leader of the neighbors to the south has repeatedly hinted at annexation of Canada as a 51th state. How can you negotiate trade deals respectfully w
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by antoineMoPa 1mo ago
Currently the 2 major providers have outages, maybe we should not silo our knowledge work behind statistical text models?
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by antoineMoPa 1mo ago
I mean, yes, but some governments may be tied to using European alternatives by regulations and some individuals may prefer not relying on US / China models for various reasons (could be political / personal preferences).
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by antoineMoPa 1mo ago
egui is very neat indeed. With agentic coding, Rust UI dev is as easy as electron dev without the bloat. Electron was relevant when we had to manually code stuff.
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by antoineMoPa 1mo ago
I don't find myself needing to open a code editor anymore. I ask agents to code and review using some custom review tooling I had agents build. I bother less and less about code details.
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Agentic coding needs human sign-off tied to physical reality(patrickaudley.com)
1 points by antoineMoPa 2mo ago|0 comments
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by antoineMoPa 3mo ago
I prototyped some rather complex internal library with it, taking advantage of the free period. It was cool while it lasted, but I wouldn't pay for it. I'd be able to do the same thing with cheaper models and more time + involveme
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by antoineMoPa 4mo ago
In my experience, this is a more frequent issue. At least 1 time per day, I hit play hoping to play Spotify in a browser tab or some radio tab and for some reason it opens Apple Music instead. Sometimes it could be an issue on my side, ex:
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by antoineMoPa 4mo ago
There are multiple different sources that the user might want to start playing. Browser tab A/B/C (example: web radios), a music application or music service website in a tab that's not even opened yet (eg: spotify), the last
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by antoineMoPa 4mo ago
It cannot assume which media player I want to use, so the best course of action is to do nothing.
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by antoineMoPa 4mo ago
Skipping most reviews and waiting for disasters to happen.
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by antoineMoPa 4mo ago
Abusing the words "canonical" and "normalized".
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by antoineMoPa 5mo ago
How am I expected to (vibe) code without spotify? Taking the afternoon off.
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by antoineMoPa 5mo ago
magit is pretty useful! In particular, I use M-x magit-blame for blaming a file line by line and jumping to previous versions, M-x magit-status to stage individual files, M-x magit-log-buffer-file to know the file's history. Very helpf
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by antoineMoPa 6mo ago
I get the best output when I work on a single project or 2 entirely different projects at the same time. Example: work + a side quest or prototype where agents cannot overwrite each other's code. I can add a third stream of real world
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by antoineMoPa 6mo ago
I think in terms of UI, codex has become superior probably due to its sandbox concept. It can complete tasks reliably without intervention whereas claude would have stalled asking permissions (unless you run it in --dangerously-skip-permiss
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by antoineMoPa 6mo ago
Claude has become pretty slow and in the last couple of weeks, so I switched to codex. Codex code can be quite sloppy, so it's worth doing multiple review passes.
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by antoineMoPa 6mo ago
I vibe-coded a tiny local code review tool, a bit like pull-requests, but an agent does the work immediately. https://github.com/antoineMoPa/moonreview The intended use is to run `moonreview` instead of `git status` &#
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by antoineMoPa 6mo ago
I guess it becomes bad when it negatively affects other aspects of life. I experienced or witnessed all of these with AI at some point: - Working later because of addictive loops. - Wasting time and money building stuff nobody will ever use
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by antoineMoPa 6mo ago
> Please don't post comments saying that HN is turning into Reddit. It's a semi-noob illusion, as old as the hills. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by antoineMoPa 7mo ago
Training a tiny LLM for fun using Rust/Candle - I constantly tweak stuff and keep track of results in a spreadsheet and work on generating a bigger corpus with LLMs. It's a project for fun, so I don't care about finding actua
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Show HN: Plane Clock – Displays plane corresponding to hour(antoinemopa.github.io)
1 points by antoineMoPa 9mo ago|0 comments
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by antoineMoPa 1y ago
I also loved Zig when manually typing code, but I increasingly use AI to write my code even in personal projects. In that context, I'd rather use Rust more, since the AI takes care of complex syntax anyway. Also, the rust ecosystem is
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Grid – like generals.io, but single player(antoinemopa.github.io)
4 points by antoineMoPa 1y ago|0 comments
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by antoineMoPa 1y ago
It would be fun to compare with inference providers (groq/vertex ai, etc.).
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by antoineMoPa 2y ago
I'm making a tiny tiny LLM in rust (using candle) to teach myself AI https://github.com/antoineMoPa/rust-text-experiments
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by antoineMoPa 2y ago
I think that this is the explanation I needed, thanks!
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by antoineMoPa 2y ago
What I don't get about attention is why it would be necessary when a fully connected layer can also "attend" to all of the input. With very small datasets (think 0 - 500 tokens), I found that attention makes training longer a
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by antoineMoPa 2y ago
It's not clear from the landing page whether it's a git code platform / mercurial / entirely new VCS. I wish it was clearer (looking at the Readme, looks like it's indeed a git hosting platform). I don't really
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by antoineMoPa 2y ago
Did anyone build a text-to-splat 3D generation model? Seems like it would be pretty straightforward? Should make it really easy to generate assets for video games. EDIT: yep - https://gsgen3d.github.io/

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