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by chaidhat 10mo ago
Thank you for the reply! Good luck with your app too! I heard of Claude Code filling out PRs but in my experience I haven't been able to successfully pull that off, as it creates errors and doesn't see it themselves. I am trying t
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by chaidhat 10mo ago
Thank you for the reply! I'll certainly try to keep those in mind. I've been coding in dart for 5 years (pre-chatgpt) but inside my own bubble and not with a world-class team-- that's what's worrying me. What would you r
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by chaidhat 10mo ago
Thank you! This is a good way to critically think about the code. Sort of like when Chegg was a thing and to answer your math homework, you'd have to adapt someone else's solution to a problem similar to yours. Easier than derivin
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by chaidhat 10mo ago
Thank you for the reply and the well thought-out example. This is a good point on garbage in => garbage out as someone else said. Interestingly, the opposite may be true for newer languages: I wrote my frontend in dart over three years i
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by chaidhat 10mo ago
Cool! Is there tok/s too? TTFT and tok/s also decreases given a larger context window, maybe a metric of tok/s given # tok in context would also be nice.
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by chaidhat 10mo ago
Thank you! That is a good take on things. If it works, it works. If it fails, then a customer complains and we fix it + make sure other code doesn't suffer the same error.
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Ask HN: Why do people say LLMs create bad code "quality"?
2 points by chaidhat 10mo ago|13 comments
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by chaidhat 11mo ago
I believe that Markdown shines because it is literally human language. It’s the equivalent of tearing a paper sheet from a notebook and writing stuff down. If I wanted formatted, semantic writing, I’d use LaTeX
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by chaidhat 11mo ago
damn i was really excited to read about how my toaster wasnt actually intended for toasting bread or something like that
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by chaidhat 11mo ago
I'm an undergrad at UCLA and the biggest flex my friend has about Terence Tao is he used the urinal next to him once.
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by chaidhat 11mo ago
interesting, thank you
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by chaidhat 11mo ago
This is really cool! I always thought dithering was just blending two colors by alternating adjacent pixels, I didn't know there was more ways to do it than one.
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by chaidhat 11mo ago
that's cool thanks!
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by chaidhat 11mo ago
Which model did you distill it from? Great work! PS getting a few scenarios where it doesn't follow rules as well as sonnet 4.5
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by chaidhat 1y ago
is this why docker is down?
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Show HN: I built my own ORM – roast my code?(github.com)
1 points by chaidhat 1y ago|1 comments
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by chaidhat 1y ago
It's good
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by chaidhat 1y ago
Took a class with professor Paul Eggert at UCLA, the person who maintains this db. Super chill dude. In his exams, he makes sure to add a question he doesn't know the answer to himself.
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Ask HN: CASL or Casbin for Authorization?
1 points by chaidhat 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Glass Caustic Simulation(chaidhat.com)
2 points by chaidhat 1y ago|1 comments
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by chaidhat 1y ago
Very cool!
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by chaidhat 1y ago
How can smell be used to generate value? Do you want to generate value or are you just interested in that sort of stuff? Are you in Berkeley or Stanford? They probably have a lot of professors you could email who are probably doing at least
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by chaidhat 1y ago
If it were based on merit like class participation id be ok
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by chaidhat 1y ago
Hello I am one of the developers working on Open Sesame. We are very open to feedback on either technical or the ethical implications of this website. Currently we have made a full-stack applicatioon so people can upload their resumes and w
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Company Automates Job Applications(opensesame.work)
1 points by chaidhat 1y ago|1 comments