kooi

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by kooi 2mo ago
Bruh just ignore it if its not interesting.
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by kooi 2mo ago
Surprisingly good content. My take away is that OpenAI and Anthropic will pivot from model improvement to reducing inference cost.
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by kooi 2mo ago
My pet conspiracy theory: Both companies have seen outcome saturation. That's not good for IPO's or PR. Instead, they say they will "hit the brakes" because of safety concerns and this provides a palatable narrative for
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OpenAI and Anthropic Hit the Brakes(axios.com)
4 points by kooi 2mo ago|3 comments
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by kooi 2mo ago
Very nice. Be safe out there when tweaking these things.
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by kooi 2mo ago
Yes everything needs an initial condition. You could have the smartest human political operator, but if he has no context, no motivation, not much is going to happen.
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by kooi 2mo ago
I'd call it interpolation on a high dimensional manifold. Convex hull is too simple a shape. But yes, metaphorically I think that's right.
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by kooi 2mo ago
The other side of peak woke
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by kooi 2mo ago
Yes the problem is very hard. Mainly because high DOF generalization is very difficult. We have self driving cars because what are the control inputs? Pedal, brake, steering wheel. This already took many many years. Now for a humanoid robot
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Async Rust vs RTOS showdown (2022)(tweedegolf.nl)
113 points by kooi 2mo ago|57 comments
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by kooi 2mo ago
Me too
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by kooi 2mo ago
I started manual coding again at least 1 day a week. Its good for the brain, but man it's really slow. And the AI results prove it: Over the past couple years I've been able to bring several work projects to completion single hand
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by kooi 2mo ago
I used to work there. The product is legit with a well established production line. Hundreds of aircraft in supply awaiting validation and testing. I wonder how much his stock vested in his 4 years. Could be he vested 10%, is happy, now wil
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by kooi 2mo ago
Man marketing really screwed a great engineered product. 4k resolution mouth camera?? That's why we go to a dentist every 6 months because I wouldnt know wtf im looking at. "Oh there's that canker sore I feel. Huh, at least I
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by kooi 2mo ago
Poor buddy looks like he's got the shakes
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by kooi 2mo ago
From the video: Range: 125 miles all electric 500 miles with hybrid system (electric + conventional turbo prop)
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Wayne's Tinkering Page(sites.google.com)
1 points by kooi 2mo ago|1 comments
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by kooi 2mo ago
Some high quality electronics projects here.
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by kooi 2mo ago
Its because tk does not have a central event loop built in. You can't use modern programming techniques without building up a significant scaffolding to get multiple UI elements updated based on an events generated in various places. I
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by kooi 2mo ago
Worked on a NASA ground control system written in Tk. It was a great way to learn about classic design pattern because we had to roll our own event reactors, observers, plugins. Honestly it feels very outdated compared to the reactive type
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by kooi 3mo ago
Thank you, I think this may get me back on a terminal based development path.
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by kooi 3mo ago
Do you have a specific area you are interested in? That helps narrow down your deep dive hole...because there are so many and you can't do everything immediately.
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by kooi 3mo ago
I think with more agentic code comes the responsibility of more documentation, more architectural understanding. Perhaps agentic code is the equivalent to a C compiler outputting what previously was the domain of assembly engineers.
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by kooi 3mo ago
Neat. If I'm ever job searching overseas this will be great :)
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QART Codes(research.swtch.com)
3 points by kooi 3mo ago|0 comments
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by kooi 3mo ago
Termux is great. I have my phone on the same tailnet as my home server. Easy to SSH into it, start codex in terminal, do some work/server adjustments, log out.
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by kooi 3mo ago
Seems a bit over bloated? We're using Rust with embassy on the esp platform and its quite wonderful. We have all peripheral modules isolated and have non-peripheral modules compatible with an embassy desktop scheduler and mock periphe
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by kooi 3mo ago
Sad and yet so funny at the same time. "I could not read my own logs..." XD I'm so tempted to pitch in 9 bucks.
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by kooi 3mo ago
Let it die ;)
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by kooi 3mo ago
Cool? What's the engine? We like Sentrux because it's based on score generated from syntax tree parser runs.

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