marco_craveiro

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by marco_craveiro 10mo ago
I use both Sonnet 4.5 and Opus 4.5 to edit lisp (emacs lisp to be be precise) and run into this issue extremely infrequently. Not sure if they have some special handling for this but seems to work ok. I have this problem with Gemini, and le
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by marco_craveiro 1y ago
Same here. We used LMC [1] before we moved to a real architecture. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Man_Computer
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by marco_craveiro 2y ago
I think the problem is our traditional notions of "understanding" and "intelligence" fail us. I don't think we understand what we mean by "understanding". Whatever the LLM is doing inside, it's far re
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by marco_craveiro 3y ago
Oh, that is extremely interesting!! It would be great to hear more about this!
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by marco_craveiro 3y ago
Nreal looks great! Shame Linux support is not there yet, but given SteamDeck it must be coming!
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by marco_craveiro 3y ago
Pretty cool! From having used immersed [1] for a little bit, I really enjoyed having my desktop inside VR. However, the weight of Oculus was just impracticable, could not do an 8 hour shift with it. This sounds much more promising. However,
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by marco_craveiro 4y ago
I also love wgrep. [1] [1] https://melpa.org/#/wgrep
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by marco_craveiro 4y ago
Are you familiar with Numenta and Hawkins? Place and grid cells are very important to their theory.
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by marco_craveiro 4y ago
Great point. And this will soon be available directly from Clang tools such as clangd, which will make life much easier.
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
Very cool, will be great to teach networking to my kids. Thanks for the hard work!
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
Good point. Especially since the final destination is to merge into Postgres mainline in the future, it would make more sense to call this Oriole Storage Engine...
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
Great post, with lots of interesting things to improve my workflow! My progression has been 1) rest client 2) org-mode with blocks 3) verb-mode. However, I think most of what is mentioned can be applied equally to verb-mode, which sort of a
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
This article reminded me of The Last Lecture [1] by Randy Pausch - one of the best books I've ever read. Highly recommended. [1] https://www.amazon.co.uk/Last-Lecture-Printing-Publisher-Har...
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
This is a great post, thanks for sharing.
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
I'd like to put forward a controversial opinion, if I may: I do not think adding Rust to the Linux kernel is a good idea; and I suspect this project will struggle as soon as the financial backing is removed. First, a bit of background:
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
Indeed, sounds very interesting. However, from their github [1]: > NOTE: The BetrFS prototype currently only works on the 3.11.10 kernel. This is a tad limiting, hopefully they will port it to latest... [1] https://github.com&
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
Great work. I think newcomers will appreciate this.
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
I think your comment is interesting, and I do think the FSF at times held back Emacs development when it thought to be against their political aims. Having said that: a) I think its good that in this day and age where everything is market d
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
I think the biggest problem with Emacs is that you cannot really make sense of a lot of stuff until you start programming elisp in anger. I tried for many years to copy and paste snippets etc, but now I realised you just need to bite the bu
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
In Emacs I have tens of eshells open, not to mention SSH sessions, etc! I use one shell per task and then context switch using Emacs buffer switching machinery.
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
Actually, may I say it was the same for most eastern Europeans. Most of the programmers I know in Portugal started with a ZX Spectrum.
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
oh, how exciting! time for a dist-upgrade tonight then!! :-)
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
OK I am still parsing the pre-print, but their approach seems very interesting. And equally interesting would be to see what happens if you apply HTM [1] to the same inputs model, e.g.: > We next applied our paradigm to a morphologically
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
Thanks for sharing, very interesting. Haven't read the paper yet, but it seems promising as it mentions Hawkins and Subotai, from Numenta, who have been arguing something along these lines for many years. It is available in biorxiv [1]
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
Oh yes, without a doubt. Even if you compare the level of teaching in my life time, from the 80s when I was in primary school to now it has improved dramatically. Portugal was really a developing country all the way up to the 70s and mid 80
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
As a Portuguese citizen, I was not exposed to Russian mathematics during my entire academic career until I entered university. Whilst slightly better than the UK, our educational system was also not brilliant when it came to maths, and we o
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
Very interesting. There was also the old Drepper paper, which was very good but this seems more accessible. [1] [1] https://akkadia.org/drepper/dsohowto.pdf
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
Amazing. I wonder if there has been an update since 2020, in particular with regards to mass-production...
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
Rest client is great, but a lot of the cool (emacs) kids have moved over to verb-mode [1]. To be fair, you can probably achieve something similar with org-mode and rest-client, but the verb-mode integration is very nice. [1] https:/&#
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by marco_craveiro 5y ago
wow this looks incredible!

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