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by dnautics 9mo ago
I gave a talk about this. Without evidence, I suspect it's due to the "poisoning" phenomenon, only a few examples (~250 IIRC) is enough to push the needle, seemingly independent of LLM parameter count. Elixir has some reall
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by dnautics 9mo ago
I think by 100% vibe coded most people on hn mean that 100% of the code is written not by hand. The hand only does the delete key and prompting. We're mostly not talking about amateurs with no CS background just prompting and shittin
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by dnautics 9mo ago
yes, Now this test also has to check that your redis-based cache is populated correctly. And/or sends stuff down your RabbitMQ/Kafka pipeline.
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by dnautics 9mo ago
sure, you could in principle write a script that calls into the running vm, executes code, and just make this a text-based command attached to a script + skill. 6 of one one-half dozen of the other. At the point where you have a phoenix pro
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by dnautics 9mo ago
ok, so im "vibe-" building out my company's lab notebook in elixir ahead of the first funding check coming in. im doing some heavy duty shit, almost everything is routed through a custom CQRS-style events table before rollup
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by dnautics 9mo ago
in practice, as long as you match the version and release mode, it's fine (though you are playing with fire). I pass raw pointers to zig structs/unions/etc from the zig compiler into a dynamically loaded .so file (via dlload
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by dnautics 9mo ago
i could be wrong but i believe the zig compiler reserves the right to lay things out differently depending on compilation mode? especially debug. unless it's extern or packed, in which case the layout will be defined.
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by dnautics 9mo ago
2 is true even for highly experienced engineers over the long horizon, you keep building and then you realize that there's a better pattern that you should refactor a bunch of stuff for, but it gets tabled because feature XYZ is more
579.
by dnautics 9mo ago
> "in isolation this code makes a lot of sense"..."what is this junk" I mean I am left with two thoughts: 1. programming language skill issue. Some languages are simply much better at composition than others. I find
580.
by dnautics 9mo ago
I wonder if there is more fp drift from extra math that makes it LESS accurate in the case where the simple equation suffices? I'm impressed that satellites even have eccentricities so close to 1.0 that this makes sense, but I guess f
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by dnautics 9mo ago
the yuan has major currency controls. there is a real threat of capital flight destabilization if policies change which is why nobody sane would peg tp the yuan as it is now. that said, countries definitely make bad choices.
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2 points by dnautics 9mo ago|0 comments
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by dnautics 9mo ago
arguably the O-1B is more necessary than the O-1A. If you didn't have an O-1B you couldn't have a bjork come and give a concert in the US and get paid for it, you couldn't have an emma thompson come and shoot for a hollywood
584.
by dnautics 9mo ago
Look at the architecture of lightpanda and come back with a response.
585.
by dnautics 10mo ago
Yeah that's certainly possible but leaking a pointer like this seems like it would be really easy to spot?
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by dnautics 10mo ago
So, I'm noodling around with writing a borrow checker for zig, and you don't get to appreciate this working with zig on a day to day level, but the internals of how the zig compiler works are AMAZING. Also, the io refactor will (
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by dnautics 10mo ago
What is your attack model here? Each request lives in its own arena allocator, so there is no way for any potentially malicious JavaScript to escape and read memory owned by any other request, even if there is a miscode. otherwise, VM saf
588.
by dnautics 10mo ago
If t < 0.1 return {error, 400}
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by dnautics 10mo ago
Curious why you do CRISPR when HR works great in yeast. If you are having trouble transforming, try spheroplasty.
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by dnautics 10mo ago
The likelihood that top-two is close enough to be hardware dependent is pretty low. IIUC It's more of an issue when you are using other picking methods.
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by dnautics 10mo ago
if (t==0) argmax(logits) else pick(logits)
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by dnautics 10mo ago
Having implemented LLM APIs, if you selected 0.0 as the temperature, my interface would drop the existing picking algorithm and select argmax(Logits)
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by dnautics 10mo ago
This is such a good way to put it (and it cleanly falls out of the exponential equation) > inverse temperature is the physically relevant right there in the equation!
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by dnautics 10mo ago
negative temperature in this case is a sampling thing. When you sample from a table of tokens, the equation for the probability of token i is p_i = exp(logit_i/T) / sum_j(exp(logit_j/T)) Not really related to molecular dyna
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by dnautics 10mo ago
1. Zig-clr. "Borrow checking and other safety analyzer for zig" https://github.com/ityonemo/clr 2. Molecular biology editing software. Will plug in to agentic ai workflows
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by dnautics 10mo ago
I don't know if this particular error would have been findable with zig-clr, but you don't need RAII. Errdefer/defer is enough, if you have an alogrithm checking your work.
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by dnautics 10mo ago
print 42 + 99; # 141 print &print.file ; # ...src/core.c/io_operators.rakumod print &infix:<+>.file; # ...src/core.c/Numeric.rakumod print ?CORE::<&print>; # True
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by dnautics 10mo ago
"do not matter". I mean idk, some of them burn down factories when they don't get paid.
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by dnautics 10mo ago
> the chinese are definitely going to pull ahead Are they? Please don't forget at least 50M Chinese in abject poverty and a demographic crisis barreling towards them that is not avoidable unless they develop cloning vats that can r
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by dnautics 10mo ago
that's just perl with a new coat of paint

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