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by flaburgan 2mo ago
The only electric car that I drove was a Peugeot 208e. I liked it a lot, but just the fact that the car has a SIM card with 4G connection is already weird for me. Why would my car connect to the internet? I also have doubts about the GPS...
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
I want a debloated (electric) car.
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BDH-CQ: In-Context Learning with Recurrent Latent Reasoning(arxiv.org)
3 points by flaburgan 2mo ago|1 comments
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
You are mixing Anthropic and OpenAI...
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
Hello. If I may, the way I solved your problem of "you lost the prompt" and "prompts describe changes not state" is by using a technology which was actually born 15 years ago: Behaviour Driven Development. I write (or ma
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The Mojo language (by Modular, now Qualcomm) is now open-source(modular.com)
233 points by flaburgan 2mo ago|115 comments
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
Summarized here: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Modular-Mojo-Open-Source This is by Chris Lattner, known for LLVM and Swift.
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
I am not sure the supervision is the problem, it's more the way Claude is acting in general, taking initiative that could burn thousands of token in a second. Just today I ask it a small fix on a newly pulled project, it wrote 5 lines
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
But the Spirit customers may not have a Gmail or even a Google account? I personally don't.
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
As proves the fact that this just got merged. :roll_eyes:
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
Your last sentence sums it all: AMD is the only serious option on Linux. Not perfect, but far better than Nvidia, thanks to their open drivers that anyone (and especially Valve) can improve.
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Linux 7.3 improves performance when running out of vRAM(pixelcluster.dev)
547 points by flaburgan 2mo ago|313 comments
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
By "Linux phone", what are your expectations exactly? Because if you talk "only" about the userspace, I have been daily driving Ubuntu Touch since 2019 on a Fairphone 2 and then a Pixel 3a and it is working like a charm.
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
>There are "experts" which do divide parts of the model that are found to activate together for specific tasks, so they can be processed in parallel to join the result at the end, but it's nowhere near the granularity of a
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
How do you start a session without a system prompt if you use ACP in Zed for example?
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
I would have been interested if it was for Linux
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
Is there a comparison of harness somewhere? Like, the same prompt to the same model, but with different harnesses, and comparing the quality of the results. I am trying to run as much as possible only on free software, so I always only used
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
Well that's the interesting part actually, it's true that they don't give their Linux driver as much love as they could, but someone is fixing the bugs: Valve is doing an amazing job on AMD drivers. Something which would be
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
It is also a company with a terrible history regarding open-source. AMD is much better from every point of view.
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
VCs are a plague much more than they are an opportunity.
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
Yet.
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
I understand what you mean. Sorry to hear that. Virtual hug if you'd like one. Maybe that's an opportunity to put in the center of our work what is beneficial for us and society as a whole instead of what is profitable, but yeah b
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
It for sure is changing a lot in term of revenue etc., my "AI did not change anything" was about people suddenly feeling empty about what they do at work. If they were doing something that was fulfilling them, then the fact that t
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
Well then we would have more time to make art, play music, enjoy time with friends... Being fulfilled. I don't see work as a goal, just a way to accomplish something in our current society, but I would be perfectly fine in a society wi
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
I think the point is, society is trying to maximize wealth instead of maximizing happiness and fulfilment. We are being told that to be successful is to be rich, while we should be told that to be successful is to be happy. And the reason i
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
But productive to build what? Is productivity what makes people happy and fulfilled?
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
And thankfully millions of people are already doing it. But the good of small actions from normal people is in the balance with the evil of terrible actions from powerful people, the last example being the current president of the US.
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
The problem with "absolute" taxes (A fixed % of the price for everyone) is that they punish the poor but don't affect the rich, while most of the problems out there are caused by the rich, because they are more powerful. You
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
I don't understand those articles, especially, I don't see why AI changed anything. At least for me, the important quest isn't how you build, but what you build. If your product is meaningless, useful only to the company beca
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by flaburgan 2mo ago
"the test is whether the sentence would work as a pull quote or a LinkedIn post. If it would, rewrite it until it would not." LinkedIn really became the default garbage example

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