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by larodi 1y ago
This statement is so 90s and so BOFH-centered that it is irrelevant to a level of stupidity. Gates has done a lot to prove he's not a cold-hearted mf and compared to all the bros in their prime at the moment, dude, just think of Elon o
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by larodi 1y ago
Important not - you should not assume Zed is on par with vscode in terms of functionality. Nothing really is as MS started as early as Atom was born, and perhaps they were considering some SublimeText approach to the editior, as it is what
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by larodi 1y ago
the prefetch attribute and other HTTP header hints, combined with proper CDN setups does almost the same. and would not require critical CSS to be nonstop rebuilt as the page develops. a properly configured CF is insanely fast.
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by larodi 1y ago
no surprise I missed it, 3.4 was only released in 25.11.2024 г. which is like yesterday in ESRI terms, given price and speed of adoption of new versions (note: many .gov still use the 10.x/11.x branch). which does not change my origina
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by larodi 1y ago
> a big part is that duckdbs spatial extension provides a SQL interface to a whole suite of standard foss gis packages by statically bundling everything (including inlining the default PROJ database of coordinate projection systems into
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by larodi 1y ago
Yeah and if you think about it is totally doable. The FSM or whatever automata is just picks and exhausts branches that provide the correct value. Definitely can be done to streaming data… protobufs in a way is this, given it’s a sort of BN
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by larodi 1y ago
I sure does use it to prepare exams etc. Problem is students don’t seem to see the reason for not using GPT to solve them ;) for me it perfectly makes sense to prepare exams and labs with some AI help… but this questions both my role and th
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by larodi 1y ago
What’s the point of having tty style site only to link to non-tty, rich UI apps…?
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by larodi 1y ago
No, but I've been campaigning at university where I teach to do it. As you may expect - very few people at academia do bold moves just out of love for knowledge these days. So, perhaps, I'm going to have to do it myself sooner or
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by larodi 1y ago
Let's admit it - overnight it became much much harder to be a convincing professor, given each student can use GPTs of all sorts to contradict or otherwise intimidate you. Only a seasoned professor knows the feeling of being bullied by
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by larodi 1y ago
> "if your business value is your codebase, it's hard to build a business whilst literally giving it away". perhaps then it comes as no surprise that some very outspoken open-source proponents do not open-source their cor
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by larodi 1y ago
Old kindles should be donated to engineering schools and academia to break it into pieces and do new hacks with them. Amazon produced so many of them there’s always one 7” lying around at a friend’s desk.
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by larodi 2y ago
how about we also get regex-parsable streams (IO::Async in perl has something like it, suboptimal perhaps) and regex-parsable treestructures (totally possible)? seems like just having the ~= work on structures (or whatever the API is called
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by larodi 2y ago
!!! hunter eye. thanks for clarification!
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by larodi 2y ago
Is it meaningful to conclude that this is an algorithm that pro GGsrs all follow, and one of them perhaps explained somewhere and the model took it? Is geo-guessing something that can be presented as algorithm or steps? Perhaps it is not as
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by larodi 2y ago
My point here being - the images are synthetic. Not questioning their utility to the article, quality, or other aesthetics. It's a challenge to the intent to use synthetic imagery while writing against getting too much used to syntheti
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by larodi 2y ago
I fail to see how the author expects to make a valid point while using generative art to illustrate his statements. The text is okay, though, and raises valid points, but author himself falls another victim to the shortcut of producing blog
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by larodi 2y ago
https://lite.berkeley-humanoid.org/static/comparision.png why does it say the Berkeley Humanoid is closed source here? Is it a typo, was this paper peer-reviewed?
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by larodi 2y ago
There’s no such thing as vibe composing music, even though experimenting with knobs is not writing notes, and even though writing notes seems like writing programs. À music score may be complete since very first attempts at it, while arrang
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by larodi 2y ago
Perhaps much of what humans be doing in this regard is - validation, and the physical work left. But we're not there yet, of course. Vibe coding takes a lot of manual labor, and it's nowhere near for the actually complex tasks suc
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by larodi 2y ago
broke with Cyrillic text for me
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by larodi 2y ago
Well, not sure about the final doc that went to the university, but this is the almost final draft. https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSyWbtX700kYJgqe... Since its in Cyrillic you should perhaps use
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by larodi 2y ago
Given a prolog (not problog, but the non-stochastic one) source is a parametric grammar, we can perhaps* argue the inference on the programming logic level can be unfolded by using a pen and pencil. think L-systems, they are self-similar, a
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by larodi 2y ago
Having done my masters on the topic of grammar-assisted text2sql let me add some additional context here: - first of all local inference can never beat cloud inference for the very simple reason that costs go down with batching. it took me
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by larodi 2y ago
Developer on LSD is likely to hallucinate less in terms of how weird the LLM hallucinations are sometimes. Besides I know people, not myself, who fare very well on LSD and particularly when micro dosing Adderal style
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by larodi 2y ago
Actually using it already after finding it few days ago on HN
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by larodi 2y ago
Indeed, is there a chance Google did not evaluate properly what the transformer will eventually be used for/become. It was created for translation as an improvement on seq2seq, right? Which was for translation, not for thinking, and to
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by larodi 2y ago
I really dont' care about the names, but given this massive valuation and the value of asset from security perspective, I can see some similarities. Of course 1.2 bn in 2013 is not 36bn in 2025... but still seems (to me at least) a mas
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by larodi 2y ago
Well, you tell me what their valuation comes from. given Google already had a maps service, acquired earlier. Perhaps the prospect of having everyone's data while they move is a nice thing to have. Not sure why people are so offended b
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by larodi 2y ago
which is a black-box more or less, so the "own data center" is a bit vague as concept here.

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