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by big-chungus4 4mo ago
Or attach an LSP server with a type checker and require the model to produce strict strongly typed python code
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by big-chungus4 4mo ago
> we would never conclude that the LLM has conjured up digital re-creations of Julius Caesar and Genghis Khan At some point the AI might become so powerful that whatever it reasons through isn't any less real than a computer simulat
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by big-chungus4 4mo ago
I've been running stuff like this too. I ran one "benchmark" where there are 10 agents, each agent initially only knows the name of the next agent in the list, and the goal for them is that each agent has a unique order 1 to
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by big-chungus4 4mo ago
I use the one in Google search
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by big-chungus4 4mo ago
Running local agents 24/7, I get that it's a powerful CPU or GPU or whatever it is, but still, isn't it going to be constantly loud and 95C hot, that can't be good for the laptop if it's like that 24/7
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
MCP is a way to define tools that works with many apps and has a lot of extra functionality built in, it's not the only way, but it's popular because many apps support it. You can also make tools using the opencode API or any othe
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
Isn't MCP just a way to give agent tools? When you are building your own agent, you can define the tools manually, but if you're using something existing like opencode, how do you add new tools as a user? You use the API for that
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
This article was generated from the original Qwen3.7-Max release blogpost and contains nothing new https://qwen.ai/blog?id=qwen3.7
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
It optimized the Extend Attention operator in triton. All models were optimizing the same operator
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
Out of curiosity, how much does it cost to daily drive Claude like this?
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
Why sloptember when it's may
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
How does x.cos().cos() work faster than doing two cos calls separately? Like the first cos call returns a tensor either way, the only difference is that it's not assigned to a variable. But how is it even possible know that difference
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
Can you please train Qwen 3.5 like 0.8B to 9B using the same training techniques
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
They don't use the old model, they use EMA of the trained model weights as teacher
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
This article is more than 6 years old
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
seven
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
But, you have been using your mouse and keyboard for many years, so you know well how to use them quickly. I think that you shouldn't expect to be able to be quick with a new input type when you only tried it for a few minutes
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
I think it's the opposite, the fact that it is slow means profiling is more important. This is because a 10x difference between unoptimized 0.1ms and optimized 0.01ms in Go could translate to 10s vs 1s in an equivalent python script, w
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
Stop cooking me
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
He "met Claude", people have been using AIs on the daily basis and he's probably never even used a Google Translate let alone an LLM, and he is using it for the first time without knowing any of how it works and claiming some
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by big-chungus4 5mo ago
Bro got cooked
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by big-chungus4 6mo ago
How to install
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by big-chungus4 6mo ago
Am I tripping or is this an AI reply? Like it barely has anything to do with the article other than both are related to AI
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by big-chungus4 6mo ago
So the model generates code, and let's say it is wrongly typed, we then take the rightly typed version and use cross entropy between them? Is that right? That just sounds like the typical training, unless you can somehow take arbitrary
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by big-chungus4 6mo ago
I completely agree with the list but I can't lie, I did not understand how it is related to the title and first part of the article, and to "listening to people". But I'm also stupid so that could be why
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by big-chungus4 6mo ago
I don't think that the majority of HN users are employers who are used to pay 150k-250k a year
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by big-chungus4 6mo ago
So are the majority of people on HN senior devs from a developed country, who like using LLMs for coding? I find that hard to believe
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by big-chungus4 6mo ago
Crazy how popular this post is on HN, are this many people actually using expensive paid models? Is everyone on HN a millionaire? Or is someone botting all anthropic posts?
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by big-chungus4 6mo ago
I swear every single time someone says "my laptop" on hacker news, it's some insane MacBook that is more powerful than 98% computers out there
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by big-chungus4 6mo ago
What about Luigi Mangione, what's HN's the consensus on him?

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