kodoman

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by kodoman 2mo ago
Totally not sure why any one would use it for anything other then if they stumbled across it and where completely green.
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by kodoman 2mo ago
As a AMD GPU user, I feel as if trying to mandate CUDA only or some other way to increase NVIDIA lock in like that would be met with people leaving the platform or at lest simply working on the non NVIDIA formats away from hugging face. Tho
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by kodoman 2mo ago
I do think their is debate as to if namespace containers are more or less secure the kvm and qemu VM's, I think the surface area of kvm and qemu is still very large and difficult to reason about. I think on some cpu architectures virtu
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by kodoman 2mo ago
And seem to hold in contempt wanting to understand and think. So many just want to parrot what they hear wealthy people say and the idea of human though activity and research and contemplation being obsolete feels them with a twisted sense
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Damn this is scary, I did not realize the extent of agent escape potential. I think I have to re-evaluate my assumptions a about sandboxing agents wow. Made worse by the fact that prompt injection attacks seem very difficult to mitigate bes
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Strongly disagree, Having a generalized interface IE text and being to manipulate things as text using all the same commands and functions is better then bespoke interfaces for everything else. It's not like you don't have custom
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Ok I stand corrected, Rob Pike is no fool, I agree the comment seems flippant and a little silly, I guess theirs a few people who shun syntax highlighting.
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by kodoman 2mo ago
For me, though not blown the dust off it for emacs is to simply use direnv with nix and direnv will set your bins to the correct lsp server configured correctly for that project via nix and then load it using eglot (I have set eglot purpose
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Yes just adding to the point you gave.
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Basically all text editors now do syntax highlighting, I have not heard any one say they avoid syntax high-lighting. I personally avoid the usual auto complete interface style and stick with the emacs default of explicitly requesting the ed
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Yeah and you just have one interface that you have to know and customize rather then 100. not to mention the pleasure of shell mode and and tramp and dired. I feel people are missing out not using emacs or emacs like tools where all your cu
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Thank you for this, I knew only of ocicl and have only been using macro expand in the repl, will have to try macrostep. My work flow for packaging is very hacky at the moment, I have sbcl install on the host but mostly for developing I run
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by kodoman 2mo ago
They are using Emacs that's basically an IDE.
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by kodoman 2mo ago
What in particular makes you want to run away? I have found that the some what cliched(but true) comment that type signatures are mostly what you need for documentation even with heavy transformer code. I am some what confused by the post i
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by kodoman 2mo ago
I feel like google do the most innovative projects of all the big companies.
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Printing press did not kill writing at all, only the job of scribes. One still had to write their ideas down and work on a manuscript and some one had to set the press up (not trivial at all). All that is to say that I think the ability to
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Can he trust it's secure? Does what about when something goes wrong. Ops issues might come into play and just handing AI agent ssh keys could cause all sorts of issues. Only time will tell though I guess.
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by kodoman 2mo ago
It's really interesting to the vagueness of natural language and the fact that it's actually impossible to express a single concrete meaning in natural language. That is to say their is always a set of possible interpretations one
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by kodoman 2mo ago
I feel like the article in question was actually saying some like others are expressing here that writing code by hand is over not the other aspects despite the title. I also think the metaphor of drawing is not perfect but a quite good in
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by kodoman 2mo ago
I am GPU poor and have a piece of crap rx570 8GB but still get ok performance out of qwen3.5-9B-4bit and various fine tuned versions. Plan on finally buying a decent gpu like a amd 7900 xtx. I still use claude for coding primarily but do re
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by kodoman 2mo ago
I never really know what to think about this issue, On the one hand I used the internet unsupervised at around 10 and I think it was positive and I really do wonder if the extreme stuff such even murder videos and such are actually that bad
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Nobody wants human written prose (or maybe even thoughts as well) any more apparently.
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by kodoman 2mo ago
If only old claude was here to fix it.
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by kodoman 2mo ago
To be fair most data center blocks are in ban lists.
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by kodoman 2mo ago
I feel like leaving it to decide everything would not produce a good end product. It feels like just having it decide how GC should work, how the function call stack should work or any of these rather simple but actually requiring lots of d
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by kodoman 2mo ago
I have found different, often even when doing something like coming up with a database schema, the solution it chooses is not the best and and can be even terrible sometimes. It could be I suck at prompting.
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by kodoman 2mo ago
I really do think that people who rely on AI to make architectural dissensions will simply have a bad time later down the road when it turns out that the AI made a stupid decision. I have noticed myself a 3 months or so ago sometimes asking
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Yeah when ever I have been worried about AI completely removing the need for any kind of programming skill I think about how much I had to guide it and stop it doing dumb things (even when using Sol or Fable). I also tried to vibe code a ma
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Yeah I have noticed lots of agent stuff recently seems to be spin as many agents up as possible have a whole office of agents. Just keep spinning more AI bastards up, give names to your AI bastards not descriptive names human names, set up
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by kodoman 2mo ago
Are you saying that LLM's will be able to exploit novel hypervisor bug with such ease that even a vm not running with any kind of network connection is a threat? I find this hard to believe. All the escape stuff I have seen has been ar

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