karmakaze

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by karmakaze 4mo ago
The best thing that I'd used for auto-updated software with weekly updates was to prefix user-facing visible commits with "uv:" Then each week we search for them and either use the text as-is or massage it slightly. We even g
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
First thing that comes to my mind is the procedural generation in Rescue on Fractalus! (Behind Jaggi Lines) 1984 by LucasFilm Games which blew my mind on Atari 6502.
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
I DDG searched for the posted title and could read the top link == TFA w/ Firefox + uBlockOrigin. Searching a title is an easy cheat--it's rare for a story to only be published in one paywalled place.
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
> 1980. Neo-Amish. I've not a new 'retirement' plan to voluntarily be stuck in the '80s.
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
Links are broken--proper ones below. They all have a similar tone/structure, like it had a few seeds of originality but then got 'produced'. More style than substance/depth for my liking. [0] https://shvetsm.g
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
Well that led me down an unexpected rabbit hole. I happened to be looking for ways to subset scatter-gather queries in a distributed database using composite hash keys and this seemed relevant. Grid partitioning (or multi-dimensional inde
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
It may be relocated in some reincarnation. > Since Dohmke’s departure, there’s been an ongoing talent drain at GitHub. Some GitHub employees have followed Dohmke to his Entire startup[0], a new developer platform that looks like it will
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
I wish the copy button for a response included the prompt (unless it's code). So many times I'm reading a response that starts running assuming the context of the prompt and I'm left wondering what it's about for the fir
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
> And can anything truly novel be created by a technology that feeds on what already exists? When I was very young, I used to make up jokes that didn't really make sense, but they seemed novel and I cracked myself up. Late in life I
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
The idea of artificial scarcity and property in a capitalistic society runs deep. It's the reason why copying => theft for them.
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
I'm hoping we'll have many of these pelican cyclist pictures collected. Then when all the models can do it well, we'll stop posting about them, and dhen the next generations of AIs train on the data we'll have these cano
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
I like to think of Gaussian Splatting as a stage full of improv actors who are iteratively/concurrently filling details in regions down to pixels until the full picture is painted.
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
I noticed that too. The "The story behind our list" link says: > But all human life is here. I think that's why I don't resonate with many of the titles. I do enjoy reading a vivid account of a person in a situation,
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
I can't say I like Windows in any way, except perhaps nostalia for NT 3.51 or XP. I can however relate to 'modern Linux' experiences. I've tried using some new-fangled ones and instead of being delighted by the new hotne
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
This has pretty pictures but its verbosity and frankly made-up complexity is making me not take it as seriously as I perhaps should. The way I'd handle rebasing stacked PRs/branches is to rebase the very last one. Then simply `git
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
DeepSeek v4 pro is still rather large, DeepSeek-V4-Flash[0] becomes relatively more reasonable with smaller quantizations and eventually will be able to effectively offload 'facts' to system RAM. See DwarfStar 4[1] for current swe
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
I thought that Qwen3.6-35B-A3B was notably missing from whichllm output too.
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
This has a web version[0] which I wish they'd host on a free site. [0] https://github.com/AlexsJones/llmfit/tree/main/llmfit-web Edit: I tried to deploy a snapshot of the llmfit-web files on Netlif
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
Is there any free hosting for Python scripts? That would be much more convenient for casual use.
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
Not perfect, but I find the artificialanalysis.ai "Intelligence vs. Output Tokens Used in Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index" chart[0] (scroll down to the titled chart) to be of great use. A proper evaluation needs to compare
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
I'd put one of these in my backyard for free access[0] > The boxes contain 16 Nvidia GPUs, 4 AMD CPUs, 4 terabytes of memory, and a cooling system. [0] https://www.fastcompany.com/91539193/home-side-mini-data-ce
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
Great to find this narrow focused thing: > We support the following backends: Metal is our primary target. Starting from MacBooks with 96GB of RAM. NVIDIA CUDA with special care for the DGX Spark. AMD ROCm is only supported
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
> Apple has to keep macOS running well within 8GB, which is actually a nice forcing function against bloat and inefficiency. We could all use a little more of that. Hmm, I have a very different understanding of how Apple uses forcing fun
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
Yes, that's incorrectly constructed SQL for the selected isolation level .
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
A prime example of poor implementation that comes to mind is MCAS in Boeing 737 Max[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maneuvering_Characteristics_Au...
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by karmakaze 5mo ago
Whether or not the information is accurate isn't really the point. It's that it serves as a way to identify you even without cookies. I looked for better websites, the EFF one[0] is informative. My browser fingerprint was unique a
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by karmakaze 6mo ago
I started reading to find out why Yaml? In it's place I found a great post. One thing though, I loved the "AUTH-1" numbering and the Yaml breaks that into an Auth section, with "1." subsection which I don't lik
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by karmakaze 6mo ago
This could also be a cool export/exchange format for Google Docs and the like.
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by karmakaze 6mo ago
These AI's are exposing bad operating procedures: > That token had been created for one purpose: to add and remove custom domains via the Railway CLI for our services. We had no idea — and Railway's token-creation flow gave us
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by karmakaze 6mo ago
There's an "Update:" note for a next post on NF4 format. As far as I can tell this is neither NVFP4 nor MXFP4 which are commonly used with LLM model files. The thing with these formats is that common information is separated

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