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   by gcr 1y ago

   You can’t get an arXiv account without a referral anyway. Edit: For clarification I’m agreeing with OP
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   by gcr 1y ago

   Bullshit. I shelled $3k for my MBP M1 back in 2021 and I intend to use it until I can’t anymore. It depends on the person and the use case. Different personalities etc
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   by gcr 1y ago

   For new folks, you can get a local code agent running on your Mac like this: 1. $ npm install -g @openai/codex 2. $ brew install ollama; ollama serve 3. $ ollama pull gpt-oss:20b 4. $ codex --oss -m gpt-oss:20b This runs locally withou
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   by gcr 1y ago

   THIS IS SO COOL! Thanks for sharing! Are you interested in having help writing more scenarios? I’ve had a couple ideas for similar kata-like exercises that I haven’t shared publicly. Happy to send a PR or something if it would provide value
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   by gcr 1y ago

   On these systems, wouldn’t binfmt attempt to exec(“/usr/bin/env -S uv run --script”, “foo.py”) and fail anyway for the same reason?
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   by gcr 1y ago

   Would you feel better with a script containing eval(requests.get(“ http://pypi.org/foo.py ”)) ? It’s the script contents that count, not just dependencies. Deno-style dependency version pinning doesn’t solve this problem unle
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   by gcr 1y ago

   I read the man page of `jq` and learned how to use it. It's quite well-written and contains a good introduction. I've observed that too many users of jq aren't willing to take a few minutes to understand how stream programmin
8. 338.▲
   by gcr 1y ago

   I’ve also found that some versions of torch get quite different inference results on MPS, ignoring gradient. See https://gist.github.com/gcr/4d8833bb63a85fc8ef1fd77de6622770
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   by gcr 1y ago

   This could be a great way to make backrooms horror environments! I've dreamed of a NeRF-powered backrooms walking simulator for quite a while now. This approach is "worse" because the mesh seems explicit rather than just the
10. 340.▲
    by gcr 1y ago

    I've had exactly the opposite outcome with AVIF vs JPEG-XL. I've found that jxl outperforms AVIF quite dramatically at low bitrates.
11. 341.▲
    by gcr 1y ago

    pardon, i use those for literals/proper nouns. it's a "typing quirk," LLMs wouldn't output with that style
12. 342.▲
    by gcr 1y ago

    a cursory sniff test of the abstract reveals greater-than-trace presence of bullshit I would trust this paper far more if it didn’t trip my “crank” radar so aggressively Red flags from me: - “Biologically-inspired,” claiming that this metho
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    by gcr 1y ago

    Neat site! This is a level lower than https://godbolt.org/ (the "Compiler Explorer") -- think of that site as turning C into assembly, and this site as watching the machine code actually run on virtual hardware.
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    by gcr 1y ago

    hang on, least compared to what? other frameworks (eg. VueJS, especially older versions) have less boilerplate than react
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    by gcr 1y ago

    The OP is referring to the old days of javascript, where the UI was directed programatically and imperatively, e.g. <div id="myoutput">Enter a name</div> <input type="text" onchange="document.get
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    by gcr 1y ago

    Oh I’m not complaining, I appreciate having so many knobs to tweak performance
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    by gcr 1y ago

    For context, also check out their previous statement from September 19, which also "reflects our shared commitment to the long-term stability and growth of the Ruby ecosystem" [sic]: https://rubycentral.org/news&#x
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    by gcr 1y ago

    See this thread for context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45299170#45300774 See especially Mike McQuaid's summaries. He did a bunch of mediation and comms work to make the situation digestible to outsiders. Che
19. 349.▲
    by gcr 1y ago

    Perhaps OP meant that _why was a victim of toxicity, rather than a purveyor of it?
20. 350.▲
    by gcr 1y ago

    What do you mean context limit? Neither whisper nor MacWhisper have any context limit
21. 351.▲
    by gcr 1y ago

    MacWhisper handles multiple-hour-long recordings just fine for me. I regularly process 4hrs on MacWhisper. Even whisper-cpp works fine these days for long recordings too. Cool product, but it would be better if you stopped spreading misinfo
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    by gcr 1y ago

    I’ve used whisper-cop on 5-hour podcasts without problems. Would also love to hear what you mean by “smart invisible regex,” sounds like AI slop to me.
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    by gcr 1y ago

    So how many hardware systems does Apple silicon have for doing matrix multiplies now? 1. CPU, via SIMD/NEON instructions (just dot products) 2. CPU, via AMX coprocessor (entire matrix multiplies, M1-M3) 3. CPU, via SME (M4) 4. GPU, via
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    by gcr 1y ago

    Modern compilers like clang and GCC both have static analysis for some of this. Check out the undefined behavior sanitizer.
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    by gcr 1y ago

    I must be in the minority because I actually kinda like liquid glass. I find the effect tasteful.
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    by gcr 1y ago

    Replit's original value proposition was on-demand sandboxed environments. With Claude, it's like you're handing YOUR laptop's terminal to an intern. With Replit, you can mess things up without consequences, which is a gr
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    by gcr 1y ago

    FWIW you can still start from template environments by going to "Developer Frameworks," picking an example language, and clicking "Remix." It's not as nice as before though. I miss when free accounts could have unli
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    by gcr 1y ago

    This article shows an example of this process working as intended though. The user's site was hosting phishing material. Google showed the site owner what was wrong, provided concrete steps to remedy the situation, and removed the warn
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    by gcr 1y ago

    In-place ABI translation is how wine works, what do you mean?
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    by gcr 1y ago

    Hey I’m in the process of documenting a library for my startup, do you have any more thoughts about your process?