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manmal
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manmal
5mo ago
Check out its app-server, IMO it’s a decent foundation to the codex clients.
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manmal
5mo ago
His quant that fits into 128GB looks interesting for Spark DGX as well IMO.
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manmal
5mo ago
Certainly not trillions. The models costing tens of billions to train are a very new development.
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manmal
5mo ago
Have you looked into DwarfStar 4?
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manmal
5mo ago
Interactions with agents are conversational, while higher order langs are declarative. Spec driven development has been failing us, because there is no feedback loop from the runtime to the spec.
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manmal
5mo ago
Ouch that’s rough. A few nights like that and life just feels hard for me. Gloomy outlook, bad memory etc
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manmal
5mo ago
For me, sleep before midnight is the most important factor. If I need my brain working well the next day, all I need to do is go to bed by 10PM. Even if I wake at 5:30, it will be fine. BTW, nights were I have dream recall afterwards, are t
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manmal
5mo ago
It wouldn’t be useful with your setup, probably 3-4 token per second.
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manmal
5mo ago
But how are Neo users dealing with this? It’s a new machine, surely it works with 8GB?
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manmal
5mo ago
People drown in the Mediterranean every day, to live in Germany or the UK.
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manmal
5mo ago
Many large systems can’t be built good enough because they just fall apart. Try letting a junior dev make an ERP or a database system.
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manmal
5mo ago
You are describing the toy projects that had us all amazed end of last year. Large, maintainable software that can serve paying customers is in a completely different galaxy.
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manmal
5mo ago
I‘ve used it in a previous engagement. Unfortunately it’s not customizable enough, and performance for deep forms is really bad. Also, I‘d definitely use agents to set it up.
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manmal
5mo ago
Agents are read-only per default in Zed. You should really get off your high horse.
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manmal
5mo ago
Curious, why did Zed with ACP not work for you?
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manmal
5mo ago
Markdown covers only a very small subset of HTML. By definition you are wrong.
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manmal
5mo ago
Yes that’s the case. And as Anthropic staff, author has an incentive to promote workflows that require an agent to interact with text documents.
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manmal
5mo ago
How often are your emails being marked as spam, for others? A few years ago it read like there’s a whole science behind avoiding getting flagged. Is this easier now with agents aiding the setup?
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manmal
5mo ago
It’s quite easy to remote control an Android phone with an agent (eg there‘s agent-device). I don’t think this will keep automation from happening.
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manmal
5mo ago
Well, I don't doubt that enterprise deployments can be complex, but this is a false analogy.
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manmal
5mo ago
I will never get these two minutes back.
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manmal
5mo ago
An enterprise product is not comparable with the human body at all. A single cell contains hundreds of times more information/entropy in its state than an operating system.
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manmal
5mo ago
Does she think this really does the complexity of each case justice though? I doubt you can compress an anamnesis into a two-liner without losing essential data.
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manmal
5mo ago
Ok it might just be me then. I view Nvidia‘s DLSS as a similar thing. There was even this meme that video games will in the future only output basic geometry and the AI layer transforms it into stunning graphics.
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manmal
5mo ago
I know a cardiologist who founded a training & knowledge base startup for doctors. He once told me (that was before LLMs), that it’s super common to tell a patient that the doc needs to look up sthg in their patient history, to then ins
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manmal
5mo ago
Even the original stable diffusion app had image 2 image. It just didn’t work as well. I‘m not sure why this is supposed to be novel.
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manmal
5mo ago
Anthropic themselves have (had?) this thing where Opus is used for planning and Sonnet for coding.
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manmal
5mo ago
I’ve recently seen someone recommend to add to a prompt „Make Martin Fowler proud“. I laughed, but now I need to reconsider if that isn’t really pushing the model to use better patterns.
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manmal
5mo ago
Yeah they can’t make it too easy to bypass the App Store :( I don’t think that’s a super strong argument though. Native apps have downsides as well.
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manmal
5mo ago
Apple has the same thing, but for some reason added Developer Mode which you must enter on the iPhone first. It’s quite involved, with a restart and 3 confirmation dialogs. That had me wondering why they are suddenly so cautious around this
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