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by fmbb 2y ago
That’s what I’m saying. About Starlark.
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by fmbb 2y ago
What is special in starlark that makes it hermetic and deterministic? Scala is deterministic. If you call functions that have side effects and nondeterministic behavior you can fall outside the comforts of determinism. But you can stumble u
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by fmbb 2y ago
Also, making a good game is not a scientific breakthrough. There were great deck builders before.
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by fmbb 2y ago
Training on all papers does not mean the model believes or knows the truth. It is just a machine that spits out words.
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by fmbb 2y ago
Normally when you make banana wine?
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by fmbb 2y ago
Can you link some article about these common mistakes? Sounds like good learnings can be had.
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by fmbb 2y ago
LLMs are sold by corporate overlords to corporate overlords. They all know this is what it will be used for. The writing was on the wall that the main use will be spam and phishing. You can say the creators did not intend on this purpose, b
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by fmbb 2y ago
> For if animals are capable of reasoning Are they? Which animals? Some seem smart and maybe do it. Needs strong justification. > probably through being trained on many examples of the laws of nature doing their thing Is that how they
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by fmbb 2y ago
Isn’t that just because apple was the first computer brand people liked? Surely there were other product launches people queued for before? People queue for films and sneakers and consoles and graphics cards and cars. I’m sure freaks queue
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by fmbb 2y ago
In this case it is not bat shit. It is rather smart to offload this useless feature in the client. The requirements are probably that normal users should not see “bad content”. If users can break the censorship it is maybe not the chat oper
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by fmbb 2y ago
Live reloading (recompiling per method, editing values in your live runtime image) has been with UI development since since the beginning of GUIs. Smalltalk is great. The 90s with C++ and Java broke with history. Thankfully the rise of web
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by fmbb 2y ago
That’s a lot of watt hours!
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by fmbb 2y ago
Why do you believe that is how humans reason?
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by fmbb 2y ago
You are of course not responsible for typing out nice messages. Just like nobody is responsible for reading what you write. :) It may be of interest if you want more people to look at Paper or bbbb though. But that may also not be what you
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by fmbb 2y ago
Minecraft has been rebuilt multiple times (Java, PS3, Bedrock) and is still not done. I have not seen the code bases from the inside but I would be very surprised if not a lot of it has been touched in recent years. I firmly believe any sen
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by fmbb 2y ago
Sure it is a valid weight. But the weight is a millionth of the weight of the cons that come with using a new unused language for embedding.
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by fmbb 2y ago
It has been ratified though. Biden is just pointing that out, no?
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by fmbb 2y ago
Is anyone but politicians to blame?
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by fmbb 2y ago
The grid being clean means not having any fossil power. We can only get there by shutting down all fossil fuel power plants. We can not get there by adding new power generation.
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by fmbb 2y ago
> I love the EU but it certainly has its idiosyncrasies. This issue does not appear weird. There is some legally technical difference between a video camera and a still photo camera. Probably different tariffs or something. Not weird at
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by fmbb 2y ago
If what you meant was > Think about it: every type of already solved problem you want information about is in them, in fact it is there multiple times, with multiple levels of seriousness in the treatment of the idea. then that was not c
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by fmbb 2y ago
When I review code I never think I am there to make people better devs. I’m reviewing the code because I don’t want shit code merged into the code base I am responsible for operating. I’m going to be the one debugging that. Don’t just merge
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by fmbb 2y ago
> Ignoring the testing issue I mean it sounds to me like testing is your only problem so it’s kind of hard to ignore. Personally I prefer fewer larger modules over more smaller modules. Deeply nested code is harder for me to reason about
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by fmbb 2y ago
But the LLM is not a human.
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by fmbb 2y ago
”Society” does not treat financial ”services” in any particular way. The owner class just treats their hackers of the financial system just as bad as they treat any other workers.
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by fmbb 2y ago
> if we ever let it get as far as giving LLM completions direct agentic access to real world infra, then we've failed I see no reason to believe this is not already the case. We already gave them control over social infrastructure.
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by fmbb 2y ago
Its a huge time sink if you get bogged down building an engine. It’s not if you just write the code you need for your game. 99% of people getting stuck on it have no real desire to make an actual game.
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by fmbb 2y ago
You need to agree on the problem, not the problem areas. Then someone proposes a solution for the problem, and you review the code to see that it solves the problem. If the solution is not bad and the problem is big, you can let them merge
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by fmbb 2y ago
> Normally you should attempt to find all the corner cases and present the errors to the user -- before processing the request. That is what they are suggesting. You check the request and return 400 if it’s bad.
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by fmbb 2y ago
Good code and bad code are not objective values. I have worked with many people that spend days replacing good code with bad code because they are ”paying down technical debt”.

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