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by bmitc 6mo ago
There are not many good resources on Kalman filters. In fact, I have found a single one that I'd consider good. This is someone who has spent a lot of time to newly understand Kalman filters.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
There's also settings available in some offerings and not in others. For example, the Anthropic Claude API supports setting model temperature, but the Claude Agent SDK doesn't.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
> This blog post shows the journey that anyone not in one of those two vocal minorities is going through right now: A realization that AI coding tools can be a large accelerator but you need to learn how to use them correctly in your wor
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by bmitc 6mo ago
American citizens have willingly given up their freedom and allowed themselves to be captured by corporate control.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
I hope to god this comes into vogue in the U.S.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
Big f'ing surprise.
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by bmitc 6mo ago
The source is linked to in this thread. Is that not the source code?
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by bmitc 6mo ago
Of what possible purpose is this man's DNA except for framing him for crimes later?
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by bmitc 7mo ago
Sure. But I'm biased because I was a "customer" of a former (large) company's products while also working at that company. So the bugs I would file were the type that a customer would file, but since I was inside, I saw
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by bmitc 7mo ago
Take a look at Anthropic's repo. They auto-close issues after just a few weeks. I don't think I've seen an issue of theirs that wasn't auto-closed.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
I also hate this pressure of it being on the user to come up with a minimal reproducing example. That means that any bug of any moderate complexity will never get fixed because you can't always reduce them to a few steps and they may b
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by bmitc 7mo ago
I think taxes is a way to make someone thoughtful and self-introspective.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
I would have never thought it would be possible to wage a war against introspection and make a claim that self-introspection was concocted in the 1820s. It's just patently bizarre. To claim that Aristotle, Marcus Aurelius, Galileo, Kon
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by bmitc 7mo ago
Yes, but it still solves dependencies and environments.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
The claim was: > The key issue uv solved wasn't dependencies, it was environments. and not specific, niche features. I don't know of such a command in Poetry, but it could still be solved with dev groups or running Python in th
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by bmitc 7mo ago
> we’ll explore deeper integrations that allow Codex to interact more directly with the tools developers already use Gross.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
That's all fine. I don't think anyone is upset they got purchased. It's clear it was heading that direction anyway. What everyone is upset about is that they were purchased by OpenAI, who isn't exactly a trustworthy comp
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by bmitc 7mo ago
> Just look at what Altman and Brockman tweet about. Those two are pathological liars, so what they write about means very, very little.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
How is uv awesome and Poetry so bad? They do basically the same things except Astral re-invents the wheel but only part way instead of just relying on the existing tools. uv is fast. As far as I can tell, there's hardly any difference
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by bmitc 7mo ago
Poetry had already solved that.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
In my experience, and I receive packages all the time, I cannot remember a time in which USPS did not deliver a package to me. Only one time can I remember where the package was damaged. The main reason why mail gets sorted wrong sometimes
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by bmitc 7mo ago
Those are unrelated.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
I don't think it's a hot take to say much of Python's design is nuts. It's a very strange language.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
> people would be manipulated in investing in opaque, often ridden with accounting shenanigans things This happens even with the stock market. See every financial crisis.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
Private capital doesn't own the U.S.?
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by bmitc 7mo ago
Any references you know about?
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by bmitc 7mo ago
Did everyone forget that xAI was just a way for Musk to weasle his way out of debt from his Twitter purchase?
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by bmitc 7mo ago
It sounds like, from this thread, that it's Roblox themselves who are the predators.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
> the Executive branch simply does not have the authority to cancel or postpone elections The executive branch doesn't have the authority of nearly anything it now does. That hasn't stopped it.
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by bmitc 7mo ago
The human doesn't just predict. It predicts based upon simulations that it runs. These LLMs do not work like this.

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