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by justinhj 8mo ago
Totally fair. Translation is one of those specific domains where model size correlates directly with quality, and no amount of architectural efficiency can fully replace parameter count.
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by justinhj 8mo ago
Flash model n is generally a slightly better Pro model (n-1), in other words you get to use the previously premium model as a cheaper/faster version. That has value.
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by justinhj 8mo ago
We see the same with Google's Flash models. It's easier to make a small capable model when you have a large model to start from.
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by justinhj 8mo ago
All of Knuth's Art of Computer Programming covers this too.
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by justinhj 9mo ago
It looks like the custom installer is simply to handle multiple agents automatically
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by justinhj 9mo ago
Code sharing with their web app. Layouts. Event handling. Not wanting to reimplement all that from scratch when React and Ink is a popular and full featured option.
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by justinhj 9mo ago
Historically we did this with suddenly unused industrial buildings in cities. Liverpool and London's Dockland warehouses, New Yorks lofts in lower Manhattan. When it is suggested today modern planners and developers say it can't b
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by justinhj 9mo ago
Public speaking.
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by justinhj 9mo ago
Are we going to see separate articles on BBC news for each of Cloudflare, Docker, T-Mobile, Verizon, AWS all apparently affected by the same outage? Leading with the CEO's name? lol of course not.
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by justinhj 9mo ago
Tax revenue
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by justinhj 9mo ago
I love writing blog posts with org mode. I wrote a blog post about blog posting in org mode. https://justinhj.github.io/2020/03/09/how-to-blog-with-org-m... I wrote some code that exports html to a Jekyll sta
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by justinhj 9mo ago
There are attempts to extract it but I'm not sure any are successful. org mode is so tightly intertwined with Emacs features. For example tables can have calculations where the expressions are implemented in emacs lisp and can use emac
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by justinhj 10mo ago
Curious if SOTA models would have the same sentiment? Probably, but they are capable of more context and nuance. The reason I ask is the post seems focused on models you can run locally.
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by justinhj 10mo ago
You may be surprised how short a path it is to the perfect emacs config for you.
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by justinhj 10mo ago
Windows 11 has zero lag on the start menu so I don't care if it is hand coded assembler or some bloated web crap. I even ran Windows 10 on Thinkpad x240 a couple of years ago, it also ran fine.
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by justinhj 10mo ago
Both are absolutely fine. I don't get it. I use both os daily and neither is remotely laggy, looks nice, supports all the hardware and software and I don't have to be surprised or spend hours downloading drivers to make it work.
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by justinhj 10mo ago
How the start menu is programmed is of zero consequence to me.
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by justinhj 10mo ago
They also migrated 100s of millions of mopeds to electric bikes and shipped new ebikes over the last 10 years. That enormous scale no doubt fed directly to battery technology and assembly techniques that help with cars. Many Chinese don&#x2
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by justinhj 10mo ago
I think there's a much higher barrier to entry to Discord than Facebook. It won't become mainstream unless it significantly changes.
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by justinhj 10mo ago
Oh, I see. Also broken on desktop but you can still read the article without accepting the cookies, which makes the thing kinda pointless? Their post endpoint for cookie handling is broken. Giving 403. Request URL https://notopal
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by justinhj 10mo ago
I can't read the article because the cookie dialog is broken and won't proceed. Chrome on iPhone
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by justinhj 10mo ago
There is no need for a wrapper or memorizing syntax in our new llm world.
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by justinhj 10mo ago
Not sure if the source code for this is available but if you want to make your own version I did something similar that can be easily modified and run locally for your own festive mirth: https://github.com/justinhj/rude
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Prisma ORM Without Rust(prisma.io)
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by justinhj 11mo ago
This story and the discussion here highlights how useful X's community notes can be
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by justinhj 11mo ago
By that metric we should all use Javascript
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by justinhj 11mo ago
Reader monads have been used to implement dependency injection in Haskell and Scala libraries. A monad in general is the ability to compose two functions that have pure arguments and return values that encode some effect... in this case the
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by justinhj 11mo ago
The absolutely right nonsense is more likely from the fine tuning stage, not from the initial training.
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by justinhj 11mo ago
It's way to early to declare Rust and borrow checking as a panacea for systems level languages. Zig has a solid story for memory safety but makes a different set of trade offs than Rust. IMHO there is room for a few different approac
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by justinhj 1y ago
No, it's really not that simple. It was an ambiguous motion, explained by Musk quite clearly. Whether you believe him or not is purely subjective, but I at least offered some explanation why I do.

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