gavmor

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   by gavmor 2y ago

   I'd think an RPC would be the cleaner pattern, but I don't know how to deploy a service-oriented Minecraft server.
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   by gavmor 2y ago

   > copy/pasted When I've seen it done, it's seemingly executed in-place, which is very cool.
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   by gavmor 2y ago

   I played with Clojure just a bit in 2014 because I wanted to write GUIs in Om, and this gave me a seriously warped habit of calling React.el('div',...) for a while. Sorry not sorry. I'm used to using TDD for fast feedback as
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   by gavmor 2y ago

   You're in luck, there's a workable setup for that! https://github.com/benchristel/LynX
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   by gavmor 2y ago

   > It is as good as unit testing, but reactive in the browser. I am confused about this because on the one hand, you seem to be hinting at my favorite, under-hyped aspect of testing, which is its use (via TDD) as a controlled-state print&
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   by gavmor 2y ago

   If it's cringe to hear "Priority One message from Starfleet" emanating from my pocket, then I don't want to be cool.
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   by gavmor 2y ago

   Higher order, yes, but as these coordinates certainly contain less information, it's possible they contain only noise.
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   by gavmor 2y ago

   I was, personally, hoping to see a sort of "spiraling down" towards the answer or pathfinding like IDA*[0], but I suppose what we're looking at isn't too dissimilar from A* or Djikstra's if you squint. I suspect you
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   by gavmor 2y ago

   What are embeddings if not "just coordinates"?
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    Recall isn't that simple. Some memories need to be jogged out with colors, smells, or sounds. You probably remember more than you first think, but it would be an involved activity to access. Maybe a worthwhile one.
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    I'm not a federal contractor nor employee, and I am a die-hard Pivotal zealot, so absolutely take the following with a grain of pink Himalayan rock salt: Although overshadowed by Kubernetes elsewhere in the industry, I suspect that P
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    Wow, and this posture doesn't apply to junior developers, ie a good abstraction is needed to avoid overwhelming the human "context window." But it is a shame--and possibly an existential risk--that we then begin to write co
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    Looks like strings of neurons are bundled together like Cat5 cables, fed along the way by parallel blood vessels. It's not hard to imagine a thin multicellular organism undulating up these bundles, between strands or between sub-bundle
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    Well, yeah, that example decreases symmetry.[0] 0. https://bensguide.substack.com/i/144306439/local-symmetries
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    I've gotten tremendous mileage out of exporting book highlights to BufferApp.com and setting them to release only once per day or so. Shuffled, they pop up days, weeks, months after I've put down the book, re-igniting its themes a
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    Conveniently, it's entirely and discretely optional! Or is there critical typing functionality that Typescript accommodates only perversely?
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    Oh wow, yes, this is clever!
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    The original chunk, sure, but what if the original chunk is full of eg pronouns? This is a problem I haven't heard an elegant solution for, although I've seen it done OK. What I mean is, how can you derive topics from a chunk that
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    How do you contextualize the chunk at re-write time?
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    Oh hell yeah, dude!
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    That could be day -1...
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    Mostly its Unity's magical module loading and namespace collisions that obstructed my straight-forward approach. Apparently all files in relevant directory are interpreted on boot, with implicit dependencies made available--a collision
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    Yes, Ollama automatically determines the number of layers to offload based on available VRAM.
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    Does Ollama offer a GUI? I don't think they do. I use them because they run as a systemd service with a convenient HTTP API. That's been extremely helpful for switching between GUIs. I also like their model orgazation scheme, and
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    I am pretty proud of figuring out how to TDD a C# module without booting Unity for a hackathon last month. Managed to contribute my bit from an underpowered netbook. I had never written a line of C# before, but I'll be damned if I&#x27
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    I've found myself more than once referred to Nat Bennett's Simpler Machines ; most recently: Why doesn't everyone do XP? [0]. 0. https://www.simplermachines.com/why-doesnt-everyone-do-xp/
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    It's not unreasonable to explore historical eras for fashion inspiration.
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    Some people use tests as a design tool, and as a way to repeatedly execute code in a known state while developing it. In that regard, it improves upon print statements and, frankly, step-through debuggers. That it leaves behind a harness fo
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    When do you switch from Flask/Express/Sinatra/Gradio/Hono to Rails?
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    by gavmor 2y ago

    I'm interested in this, too! I've been mulling over the design of 3D puzzles from 2D, laser-cut MDF.