boonzeet

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by boonzeet 9d ago
NVIDIA is part of that shift NVIDIA CUDA Rust closes that gap
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by boonzeet 11d ago
I still think it’s weird if an agent is writing 99% of your production code. It should be more like 80% with significant review.
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by boonzeet 16d ago
Forgive me but where does 1.10^5 come into the equation? What is the significance of this number? Both figures can be arrived to by taking the monthly total and multiplying it by 12.
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by boonzeet 17d ago
You can have the best acting coaches in the world and still not get ‘it’. Comparing anyone at keynotes to Steve is challenging. He really was among the best at presentation.
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by boonzeet 18d ago
I’m not sure that’s a function of regulation but more a function of most modern freezers defaulting to -18°, where an American or industrial freezer is -22 to -28°C. Getting a better energy efficiency score is one reason (and consumers are
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by boonzeet 18d ago
There are many EU directives which benefit consumers directly in tech, including, but not limited to: Consumer rights - 14 day cooling off period for online purchases Sale of goods - 2 year seller liability for defective goods Right to repa
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by boonzeet 29d ago
Love? Emotional connection? Care, empathy, social connection, support, like-mindedness… Lust and control are perhaps the two worst reasons to have a relationship.
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by boonzeet 1mo ago
Galileo may not have been burnt at the stake, but he was placed on house arrest for the rest of his life for his beliefs.
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by boonzeet 1mo ago
It is an important distinction - they do not 'understand' at all. Input tokens map to output tokens. The illusion of comprehension is a byproduct.
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by boonzeet 2mo ago
This is how Sakana's Fugu model works, achieving similar performance to Opus/Fable with a mix of open source & mainstream LLMs.
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by boonzeet 2mo ago
A minor point, but the colour scheme on that chart infuriates me. When the data can be seen a progression (not endangered -> threatened -> few known speakers -> no known speakers), why use red to green but in a random order?
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by boonzeet 2mo ago
"My primary concern is the risk that authoritarian governments" - already lost me there by quoting JD. Vance. "...found that “other global powers’ robust progress in AI is challenging US economic competitiveness" - other
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by boonzeet 2mo ago
It doesn't seem to be as much a trend in the UK - fast food, takeaways etc have some leaking in of AI - but when I went to Korea I was blown away by how many restaurants had these AI style menus. It's a shame because it takes away
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by boonzeet 5mo ago
Ironically to your point, I think adding a ConcurrentHashMap because it might be multithreaded eventually IS premature optimisation. The work can be done in future to migrate to using ConcurrentHashMap when the feature to add multithrea
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by boonzeet 6mo ago
Having spent a lot of time in denial before investing in a few light wool turtlenecks and some Aran jumpers, I can only disagree. When wool gets warm it expands, which cools you slightly. It seems to have a much better range of temperatures
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by boonzeet 7mo ago
Interesting article, although with so few data points and such a specific time slice it is difficult to draw serious conclusions about the "improvement" of LLM models. It's notably lacking newer models (4.5 Opus, 4.6 Sonnet)
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by boonzeet 7mo ago
Not the original commenter but this felt worth adding to: you mention 'cargo culting', yet there are already two comments raising the core benefit, which is keeping main 'stable and working' while develop stays 'rou
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by boonzeet 1y ago
> it can also double as a NAS ... and home server Devil's advocate, but it can't if it's in Starbucks ;) There's far cheaper workstations out there than Macbooks, especially if you're running Linux on them.