behnamoh

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Claude Code is now available to Pro plans(support.anthropic.com)
97 points by behnamoh 1y ago|62 comments
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by behnamoh 1y ago
kmonad: written in Haskell config in Lisp Best of both worlds!
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by behnamoh 1y ago
I summarize HN threads, blog posts, YT videos, etc. to see if the content is worth my time. So far I've used Perplexity extension.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
I'll wait until after tenure.
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Claude Code Is My Computer(steipete.me)
115 points by behnamoh 1y ago|102 comments
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Plus, with Latex you can use LLMs as assistants and they do a great job thanks to so much Latex data they've seen in training.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
when this tool has "FakeBold"[0] like Latex has, I'll make the switch. [0]: https://x.com/OrganicGPT/status/1920202649481236745/photo/1
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by behnamoh 1y ago
as an academic I don't see myself using this because I don't see my co-authors using this.
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Ask HN: Resources to Learn DevOps?
1 points by behnamoh 1y ago|2 comments
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by behnamoh 1y ago
What are some other companies like that? The ones that have an MBA-driven anti-user mindset IMO: Apple, Google, Microsoft, Meta, Oracle, Adobe, Nvidia, AMD
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Xmonad: A dynamically tiling window manager that is written in Haskell(github.com)
4 points by behnamoh 1y ago|1 comments
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by behnamoh 1y ago
I think the pydantic library has something similar that involves validating streaming JSON from large language models.
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LLMs Scores at the Visual Physics Comprehension Test(cbrower.dev)
3 points by behnamoh 1y ago|0 comments
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Apple Savings cuts its interest rate again, this time to 3.65%(appleinsider.com)
2 points by behnamoh 1y ago|2 comments
735.
by behnamoh 1y ago
they fired Scott Forstall over less, I expect a number of their managers to be axed, including Tim himself.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
I agree. I lost hope in Apple's AI "efforts" when I found out that their MLX team (responsible for making a Pytorch/CUDA alternative for Apple Silicon) DOES NOT have access to the source code of ANE (Apple Neural Engine)
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Apple Intelligence had so much promise and so little delivery.
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Ask HN: Lisp eval vs. Lisp macros. Are they the same underlying concept?
10 points by behnamoh 1y ago|11 comments
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Is my understanding correct that Lisp's powerful macro system stems from the ability to write the eval function in Lisp itself? From what I gather, Lisp starts with a small set of primitives and special forms—seven in the original Lisp
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Thanks, I'll try it! I guess "mixing" GPU+CPU would hurt the perf tho.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
right, all benchmarks collapse once you go beyond 32K tokens. I've rarely seen any benchmarks focusing on long range, which is where most programming needs are at.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
> No sign of what source material it was trained on though right? out of curiosity, does anyone do anything "useful" with that knowledge? it's not like people can just randomly train models..
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by behnamoh 1y ago
it's got more 'source' than whatever OpenAI provides for their models.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
they responded to my tweet last year and said they didn't quantize the models.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
> 1.58bit quantization of course we can run any model if quantize it enough. but I think the OP was talking about the unquantized version.
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Why Ghostty is written in Zig (not Rust or Go) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by behnamoh 1y ago|0 comments
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by behnamoh 1y ago
> they spend the same amount of "thinking time" on "what's 2+2?" as they do on complex mathematical proofs. Not anymore. Have you seen Gemini 2.5 Pro? Ask it simple questions and it almost doesn't "thin
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by behnamoh 1y ago
unrelated note: your blog is nice and I've been following you for a while, but as a quick suggestion: could you make the code blocks (inline or not) highlighted and more visible?
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by behnamoh 1y ago
what are the use cases for llm, the CLI tool? I keep finding tgpt or the bulletin AI features of iTerm2 sufficient for quick shell scripting. does llm have any special features that others don't? am I missing something?
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by behnamoh 1y ago
I never had good experience with RAG anyway, and it felt "hacky". Not to mention most of it basically died when most models started supporting +1M context. LLMs are already stochastic. I don't want yet another layer of random

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