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by feznyng 2y ago
Chances are very good.
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by feznyng 2y ago
Would subtracting standing/activity time from 24 hours not work? I think apple health tracks standing time.
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by feznyng 2y ago
This is missing the human language ambiguity problem. If you don't perfectly specify your requirements and it misinterprets what you're asking for that's going to be a problem regardless of how smart it is. This is fine with
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by feznyng 2y ago
You can buy residential proxies to pretend you're a regular person IIRC, some of the browser automation companies do that to bypass rate limiting, captchas, etc.
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by feznyng 2y ago
o3 was announced in December. R1 arguably builds off the rumored approach of o1 (LLM + RL) although with major efficiency gains. I'm not a big fan of OpenAI but it's the other way around.
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by feznyng 2y ago
I kind of agree, but it's still far better than CMake's custom language IMO.
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by feznyng 2y ago
Xmake uses lua if you want to give it a try.
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by feznyng 2y ago
They have: https://ggml.ai/ under the Company heading.
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by feznyng 2y ago
You definitely can get away with this but certain things like capabilities and signing necessitate using Xcode afaik.
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by feznyng 2y ago
Did you show the test cases to it? Maybe blinding it would solve the tailoring problem.
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by feznyng 2y ago
Fixing my sleep schedule is a still a WIP but some things that have helped so far: - an app/site blocker on all devices with scheduling that is non-trivial to bypass (I block literally everything including my IDE so I don't get su
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by feznyng 2y ago
There’s research papers on system design involving llms that would definitely be useful in practical contexts.
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by feznyng 2y ago
Yarn and pnpm didn’t kill npm. I don’t see how pip could ever be fully supplanted by uv. And if it is, that would probably mean the python foundation is stewarding it.
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by feznyng 2y ago
It’s dual MIT and Apache licensed. Worst case, if there’s a rug pull, fork it.
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by feznyng 2y ago
I don’t think every tech worker will have the chance to lateral to robotics. Besides the number of opportunities, there’s a massive knowledge gap between building web apps and embedded software.
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by feznyng 2y ago
He’s an effective accelerationist which makes him a pretty good figurehead to aim the rhetoric of this article at.
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by feznyng 2y ago
If you don’t mind discussing it; what kind of community were you looking for/what challenges did you face building one? The repo looks like it has quite a few stars and a smattering of issues which I thought meant real usage.
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by feznyng 2y ago
Program database file - only relevant if the binary is Windows. But that makes decomp an order of magnitude easier. I’d be surprised if OP had one though.
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by feznyng 2y ago
Echoing IDA but its pricing is a huge PITA if you’re using it in a hobbyist capacity i.e. you don’t have an employer willing to pay for it. Could opt for the home version but that’s a yearly cost and you have to use their cloud decompiler.
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by feznyng 2y ago
You could use the LLM to help you write utility scripts for whatever disassembler you’re using e.g. python for IDA. That might work better than feeding it raw assembly. Game RE communities also have all sorts of neat utilities for decompili
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by feznyng 2y ago
The issue is it probably won’t be your daughter who creates and passes the legislation that dictates how she and the rest of us get to use our computers (net neutrality, encryption, etc). In a democracy, the majority of the population needs
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by feznyng 2y ago
I think the logic behind faster inference is that the LLM is unlikely to get it right the first time regardless of its intelligence simply due to the inherent ambiguity of human language. The faster it spits out a semi-functional bit of cod
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by feznyng 2y ago
How would a junior engineer get into embedded software? Personal hardware projects with esp32s, etc? Seems far more interesting than cobbling together CRUD apps but it seems tough to get into given the experience roles require.
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by feznyng 2y ago
Question for those who lived through it: is this sense that not only is the market over but that it’s permanently over a point of discussion during the dot com crash or 2008? I’ve experienced the former personally but the idea that it’s nev
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by feznyng 2y ago
Bunch of services that can do captchas now. It’d maybe lessen the load on employers but then job seeking becomes pay to play. The candidate who can afford one of those services + automation beats out those who can’t. It’s already an arms ra
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by feznyng 2y ago
I’m not sure if wasm would be considered full process isolation but it does provide software based sandboxing. I’m referring to running quickjs in wasm by compiling it with emscripten. https://github.com/justjake/quickj
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by feznyng 2y ago
I think there’s a fork called quickjs-ng that’s actively maintained on GH. Should be able to use it as a lib maybe with some externing. I’ve also had luck using it in a wasm runtime thanks to quickjs-emscripten. Good if you need sandboxing
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by feznyng 2y ago
The author has a dev log I’d recommend if you’re curious about what makes it different + general goodies on Zig/terminal emulators. https://mitchellh.com/ghostty
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by feznyng 2y ago
You might be interested in hybrid search which issues both a full text and semantic search and then merges the results via reciprocal rank fusion.
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by feznyng 2y ago
One of the factors is how users phrase their queries. On some level people are used to full text search but semantic shines when they ask literal questions with terminology that may not match the answer.

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