hdjrudni

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by hdjrudni 9d ago
It hasn't been updated in 11 years. Not sure I'd call that "keeping it alive".
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by hdjrudni 10d ago
Someone literally said that to me when I did a thing. I'd never heard it before. But I'm careful about the things I do now because as soon as I touch or fix something I'm suddenly the owner of it for the rest of time.
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by hdjrudni 10d ago
Why is that at all relevant? Humans are known to hallucinate a lot. Ask 10 different witnesses at a crime scene what they saw and they'll all report different things. A good, non-hallucinating LLM would only report things for which it
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by hdjrudni 10d ago
> Assuming there's no funny business, the Doom demo is cool. The Doom demo seems very funny business. They're not feeding it video, they're feeding it a text description of what's going on in the game. It's not r
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by hdjrudni 22d ago
I'm still not convinced we've passed the Turing Test. Make a slightly evil version of GPT 6 and see if it can successfully catfish someone. How long before they realize something's up, that they aren't actually talking t
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by hdjrudni 22d ago
Life cycle. Y'know. Birth, life, death. It had that. If you die tomorrow, you still had a life cycle. Totally not impacted. All 3 things still present and accounted for.
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by hdjrudni 25d ago
It really whips the llama's ass?
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by hdjrudni 29d ago
Well then you didn't read parent's comment > is it possible to buy a reasonably nice home located in a reasonably nice amerikkkan city… for $300k in 2026? Who wants acreage? We want homes.
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by hdjrudni 29d ago
> The trick is to find a neighborhood you like where your home can just be a home and not a top-heavy investment I meant desirable for me to live there, not as an investment. Who wants to buy a home in place they don't want to liv
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by hdjrudni 1mo ago
> Btrfs is _stable_ - some people believed it would never be possible, ever Didn't know that. Is it worth looking into over ZFS?
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by hdjrudni 1mo ago
Pretty sure Deno's stdlib is like this too
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by hdjrudni 1mo ago
I've definitely seen it with image models, and I don't see why it wouldn't apply to LLMs too. When you say "Not X" you're still activating those X neurons, and you're leaving it up to the thinking/rea
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by hdjrudni 1mo ago
No, the article shows that Jarred is claiming to be working on releasing it. And maybe he is, but he's also not provided reasons for the repeated delays, so for all we know he's goofing off drinking pina colladas while Claude is r
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by hdjrudni 1mo ago
Right. So let's hold our horses and wait for the release before disparaging anyone. I do have to agree with the author about Jarred's false claims about release dates though. Really not sure why he keeps doing that.
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by hdjrudni 1mo ago
Paid to make such a post? No, but Bun has real users. If there are real issues in 1.4, surely someone will come out. Here... I'll go first. `bun repl` in 1.4-canary has some rendering issues where characters get overwritten that I had
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by hdjrudni 1mo ago
Doesn't that imply you're losing water?
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by hdjrudni 1mo ago
So let's make a benchmark wherein the agent can ask questions. Define a hidden FAQ for each task that will only be revealed when the agent asks.
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by hdjrudni 2mo ago
Well, I'm impressed. Someone else here said we could get the model via OpenCode Go for $10/mo and get about $120 worth of credit, so I decided to give it a whirl. My first month is actually $5. In the 3 hours I've been using
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by hdjrudni 2mo ago
Author doesn't like protos. > Protobuf even marks the required keyword a hazard developers must avoid. These rules exist because a single definition is forced to serve every document ever written against it. TSON removes this burden
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by hdjrudni 2mo ago
> Version 2 just added a new required email field to the person record. In mutable schema systems, adding a new required field is universally forbidden. The API guidelines for Google, Microsoft and Zalando all ban the practice. Protobuf
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by hdjrudni 2mo ago
I suppose. But real human-made games require lots of play testing to become fun. Maybe we just have the AI churn something out, have humans play it, and iterate. It could still speed up the overall dev time.
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by hdjrudni 2mo ago
I wonder why you'd be unable to read it? :-)
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by hdjrudni 2mo ago
As opposed to tabs that either (a) get so small they're illegible, or (b) scroll off the screen so they're no longer accessible? The moving tabs issue we can fix but just not moving them. And the vertical space issue is much less
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by hdjrudni 2mo ago
I hired a guy to assemble a desk...he did a shit job. Won't be doing that again.
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by hdjrudni 2mo ago
Amusingly, when I know my peer is just going to point his AI at my feedback, I write for their AI, not for them. I'm much more curt. Maybe not so amusing but I don't feel bad about dumping a laundry list of fixes for them.
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by hdjrudni 2mo ago
I don't even want to put 'my' code or apps out into the wild anymore. I've built a a few things I think are useful and I'm using myself but I'm afraid it'll just get called slop or my only users will be bo
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by hdjrudni 2mo ago
This looks pretty nice for humans too actually. The "for agents" is a bit of a turn off for me. Are they just trying to jump on the AI hype train or is this really AI-centric? Because if its for agents and only agents then I guess
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by hdjrudni 2mo ago
It's actually kind of funny that the purpose of the Turbo button was to slow your computer down so you could play games that were running too fast. But I guess they didn't want to put a "Slow" button on their PC towers
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by hdjrudni 2mo ago
I did that too but not for the sake of the LLM, just for myself. Massively helps discoverability. It also protects from backwards-compat if you ever want to change a default without breaking existing users, knowing that whatever they had be
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by hdjrudni 2mo ago
My work recently changed an agent API. It was a certain CLI tool built for agents which I had copied into one of my Skills. What they did was kind of clever. When the agent calls the old API/uses old args, I guess they told it to tell

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