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by gavinray 7mo ago
I almost never hit my $20 Codex limits, whereas I often hit my Claude limits.
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by gavinray 7mo ago
The "RPG Game" example on the blogpost is one of the most impressive demo's of autonomous engineering I've seen. It's very similar to "Battle Brothers", and the fact that RPG games require art assets, AI f
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Claude Code NPM downloads up and50% in recent weeks(npm-stat.com)
1 points by gavinray 7mo ago|0 comments
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by gavinray 7mo ago
This is what the Github CEO recently announced as a product/company: https://entire.io/ Original blogpost goes over motivations + workflow: https://entire.io/blog/hello-entire-world/
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by gavinray 7mo ago
Literally just yesterday I asked why this wasn't being done: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47195212 > "Models have unlocked advanced collaborative reasoning, yet they remain shackled by the inefficie
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Bypassing Noexec with Memfd_create(2)(gavinray97.github.io)
2 points by gavinray 7mo ago|0 comments
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by gavinray 7mo ago
> assumes I must operate in your world view "problems can only be solved once" I never claimed anyone else has to agree with this. That's why people are allowed different opinions. Nobody ought to give a damn what
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Ask HN: Why aren't we using "semantic tokenizers"/codebooks for text?
1 points by gavinray 7mo ago|0 comments
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by gavinray 8mo ago
This is happening so frequently I just wrote a blog about it to vent my frustration: https://gavinray97.github.io/blog/llm-build-cheaper-than-sea... My comment is not meant as a shallow dismissal of the authors work bu
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Disposable Software: When generating code costs less than finding it(gavinray97.github.io)
2 points by gavinray 8mo ago|1 comments
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by gavinray 8mo ago
Then replace git with "rsync" or "borg. But I don't see how running "git init" in a directory you have "days of work" accumulated in is a sticking point. Git is a convenient implementation detail. The
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by gavinray 8mo ago
In today's version of "LLM's allow a person to write thousands of lines of code to replace built-in Unix tools": inotifywait -mr -e modify,create,delete /your/dir | while read _; do cd /your&#x2F
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by gavinray 8mo ago
I want to take a genuine look at the question of "Could a conscious LLM even HAVE a gender?", which at first sounds ridiculous to me: The notion of "gender" is a socio-biological construct in humans. It has roots partial
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by gavinray 8mo ago
Im not sure i understand how it coexists with existing installed MCP servers You mention Context7 in the document, so would I have both MCP servers installed and there's a hook that prevents other servers from being called?
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by gavinray 8mo ago
Recent shower thought: "Wolfram has a huge array of unique visualization tools for math. Wouldn't it be neat if LLM's could embed them in responses, for people wanting to teach themselves math that are visual learners?"
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by gavinray 8mo ago
I feel like you could have repurposed existing tools. A Matrix homeserver chatroom with messages delivered as JSON would give you most of this (E2EE rooms, identity, offline delivery)
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Absurdity of the Term "AI Engineer"(gavinray97.github.io)
3 points by gavinray 8mo ago|4 comments
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by gavinray 8mo ago
I've taken several of those, they're called "exercise mimetics". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exercise_mimetic Unfortunately we've not invented one that can fully replace exercise yet.
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by gavinray 8mo ago
There's no money in telling people "You will feel better if you move around a little each day, and don't eat junk food." Plus, the grand of majority of people would rather NOT move around and continue to eat junk food re
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by gavinray 8mo ago
I don't find that the insinuation of the parent comment at all. Saying "If you read X book, you'll realize it's a solved problem" IS the information -- the name of the book you need to read
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by gavinray 8mo ago
xAI just released Grok 4.20 beta yesterday or day before?
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by gavinray 8mo ago
> "We find that agents who choose new experiments at random develop the most informative and predictive theories of the world. " There's a neat book about this: "Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned (The Myth of th
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by gavinray 8mo ago
I use LLM's outside of work primarily for research on academic topics, so mine is: Be a proactive research partner: challenge flawed or unproven ideas with evidence; identify inefficiencies and suggest better alternatives with reas
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by gavinray 8mo ago
I have the opposite viewpoint: If a model doesn't optimize the formatting of its output display for readability, I don't want to read it. Tables, embedded images, use of bulleted lists and bold/italicizing etc.
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by gavinray 8mo ago
Do you have Personalization Instructions set up for your LLM models? You can make their responses fairly dry/brief.
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by gavinray 8mo ago
Where else are cycling Pelican's meant to keep their fish?
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by gavinray 8mo ago
This is essentially how I feel -- GC by default with user control over zero-copy/stackalloc behavior. Modern .NET isn't even difficult to avoid allocations, with the Span<T> API and the work they've done to minimize unn
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by gavinray 8mo ago
The "GC is slow"/"JIT/VM's are slow" is such a tired, dated take at this point. Look at C#'s competitive placings with C++/Rust on The Computer Benchmark game due to .NET's ruthless optimiza
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by gavinray 8mo ago
dplug is a framework for building audio plugins that do realtime signal processing, and its creator has produced several well-sold plugins under the "Auburn Sounds" studio name. https://github.com/AuburnSounds&#x2F
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by gavinray 8mo ago
See also: https://github.com/djrobstep/migra

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