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by d0mine 3mo ago
It is more like an ability to recognize the word when it is used in context. I got ~1/3 that is very generous estimate even for "recall" case (recognize), and it obviously false for the "generate" case (using in spe
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by d0mine 3mo ago
Mimocode(opencode), Pi Coding Agent
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by d0mine 4mo ago
It is how these agencies operate. They mask malevolent activity behind good front (“think of the children“, “age verification“ -> censorship/total surveillance. Medical aid -> overthrowing governments).
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by d0mine 4mo ago
As I understand RL makes foundation models stupider ( less capable , not more) but better at following instructions.
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by d0mine 4mo ago
U.S. Military Turned GPS into a Global "Numbers Station" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48414479
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by d0mine 4mo ago
In practice, when conventional commits are used with git emojis, they look like “scope: what is done” already (“<emoji> <issue-id> scope: …”)
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by d0mine 4mo ago
Conventional commits (especially with git emojis) show at a glance the blast radius of the change (eg whether it breaks the product itself or just some internal dev tools). Emojis help immensely when looking at dozens of commits at a time.
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by d0mine 4mo ago
If you need a network boundary, what MCP provides that REST API + llms.txt can't do?
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by d0mine 4mo ago
In practice, you would use an already written implementation, maintained by somebody else. An option that is often ignored by LLM (copy-paste galore). For example, imagine if textual-serve author would reimplement xterm.js What effect it wo
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by d0mine 4mo ago
Almost everything you see on the topic is propaganda. Alternative views are suppressed (though I’m surprised on the relative diversity I’m seeing in this thread)
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by d0mine 4mo ago
“Either or” is too extreme. Both can be true at the same time even if at different levels of abstraction eg a table and atoms it consists of may exist at the same time. Depending on the task different levels of abstraction may be useful. It
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by d0mine 5mo ago
“Those who say they lack time to build tools are precisely the ones who cannot afford not to.”
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by d0mine 5mo ago
Unlike Kindle, Amazon can’t shutdown your bookshelf
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by d0mine 5mo ago
“Parse don’t validate“ seems like the same idea https://lexi-lambda.github.io/blog/2019/11/05/parse-don-t-va... You do not need Haskell for that eg it works in Python (via pydantic, attrs data classes)
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by d0mine 5mo ago
Here's github statistics from 2015 https://github.blog/open-source/open-source-license-usage-on... MIT is used by more projects than GPL.
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by d0mine 5mo ago
What part of the reply is not factually correct? (premium gold+ open access article for $50000?)
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by d0mine 5mo ago
You are called terrorist only until you win then you are a freedom fighter. You even may be called freedom fighter from the start if you are trying to displace government in the right country. There are plenty of examples.
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by d0mine 5mo ago
> how our brain construct is the only part i.e., we perceive what brain predicts no more no less. Optical illusions demonstrate it well. Sometimes that prediction (our perception) correlates with the light reaching the retina. But it is
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by d0mine 6mo ago
You are describing gerrit. https://www.gerritcodereview.com/
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by d0mine 6mo ago
Trying to compress the code may be a proxy for the complexity metric
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by d0mine 6mo ago
To get perspective(we know what worked), here’s some 50+ years abstractions: A file is a simple stream of bytes in Unix. (If you think what else it might be then compare to Multics’ segments). Separate processes that may be connected us
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by d0mine 6mo ago
The downfall was long before ChatGPT (personally, I’d burnt out answering the same questions again and again) https://data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/1926661#g... The stackoverflow was better than wha
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by d0mine 6mo ago
I don't get how camp 1 can ship more than one version (do they jump teams/companies each time?). If your code is immovable mess then how do you add features/fix bugs in time?
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by d0mine 6mo ago
There is a considerable overlap between people who believe that a reality tv personality has real power and those who believe that reality tv is unscripted.
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by d0mine 6mo ago
related: "ChatGPT and AlphaFold Help Design Personalized Vaccine for Dog with Cancer" https://www.the-scientist.com/chatgpt-and-alphafold-help-des...
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by d0mine 7mo ago
16000 layoffs cost just $180 million—it is a win so far https://x.com/gothburz/status/2031778265958842541
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by d0mine 7mo ago
There are browser extensions such as Vimium C that provide keyboard-based navigation.
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by d0mine 7mo ago
`ollama launch opencode --model glm-4.7-flash` https://ollama.com/library/glm-4.7-flash
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by d0mine 7mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47020069
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by d0mine 7mo ago
There are also other frameworks that make it easy to create TUI eg Textual (in Python) https://textual.textualize.io/

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