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by mcbuilder 4mo ago
I've always found this line of reasoning troubling and uninformed. Chinese models first of all can be hosted on your own hardware, I'd argue they are way more transparent than US companies, by well releasing stuff. Second, the &qu
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by mcbuilder 7mo ago
I did the exact same thing except a virtualized opensense router and bare metal kubernetes on one host. The kubernetes broke and I downgraded from 32GB of RAM to 16GB . I actually may revisit the setup since opensense FRR and Cilium BGP to
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by mcbuilder 8mo ago
Free Monads are everywhere. Learning Haskell at this time was such an amazing experience. Haskell has incredible library stability, the kmettoverse feels the same, my is still good enough for most situations, there are new streaming librari
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by mcbuilder 8mo ago
Opencode has been a thing for a while now
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by mcbuilder 10mo ago
Yeah, this is exactly what I was thinking. LLMs don't have precise geometrical reasoning from images. Having an intuition of how the models work is actually.a defining skill in "prompt engineering"
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by mcbuilder 10mo ago
After using it a couple hours playing around, it is a very solid entry, and very competitive compared with the big US relaeses. I'd say it's better than GLM4.6 and I'm Kimi K2. Looking forward to v4
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by mcbuilder 10mo ago
Yeah, financial bubble != useless technology. Maybe coding agents do cost $50 per month in the long term, but I might just pay that for entertainment and personal stuff. Like, I don't even try to vibe code my job, but in the evenings h
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by mcbuilder 1y ago
This article stands as complete hype. They just seem to offer an idea of "replication training" which is just some vague agentic distributed RL. Multi-agent distributed reinforcement learning algorithms have been in the actual lit
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by mcbuilder 1y ago
Alan Turing had a great test (not definition) of AGI, which we seem to have forgotten. No I don't think an LLM can pass a Turing Test (at least I could break it).
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by mcbuilder 1y ago
I think it gave up trying to solve Pokemon. :) Seriously, aren't these ARC-AGI problems easy for most people? They usually involve some sort of pattern recognition and visual reasoning.
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by mcbuilder 1y ago
That's wild, I thought it was referencing a popular 80s action movie by James Cameron, but yeah then I clicked, and realized it was neither.
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by mcbuilder 1y ago
I feel like 70% of open source projects on GitHub say written in the language that they were written in
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by mcbuilder 1y ago
Unfortunately the speed of AI/ML is so crazy fast. I don't know a better way to keep track other than paying attention all the time. The field also loves memey names. A few years ago everyone was naming models after Sesame Street
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by mcbuilder 1y ago
Did they change the system prompt? Because it was basically "don't say anything bad about Elon or Trump". I'll take AI sycophancy over real (actually I use openrouter.ai, but that's a different story).
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by mcbuilder 1y ago
It certainly could be, but not all technological advancement is necessarily dystopian. You say, currently everyone now has access to this, while before it was only available to nation states who could hire teams of skilled analyst s. I mean
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by mcbuilder 1y ago
It definitely means something, probably an app designed around being interacted by with an LLM, upon first hearing it. Browser interaction is one of those things that is a great killer app for LLMs IMO. For instance, I just discovered there
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by mcbuilder 1y ago
On the trip to my local recycling center I immediately did a double take when I saw a pair of Eizo GX540 monochrome medical diagnostic displays sitting there. I've got these babies hooked up and I can see myself using this e-ink mode a
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Ollama Holes: Haskell Source with Typed Holes(github.com)
4 points by mcbuilder 1y ago|0 comments
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by mcbuilder 1y ago
So a crappy version of aider?
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by mcbuilder 1y ago
How many students rely on AI, is that number really going up? My son is 14 and knows about AI (I'm a researcher in the space, so I've been mentioning advances in it for years). He seems to code with some of his peers, and it seem
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by mcbuilder 1y ago
Funny I was just thinking about this yesterday! Now it's on the top of HN.
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by mcbuilder 1y ago
I think this is old news, but this model does better than llama 4 maverick on coding.
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by mcbuilder 2y ago
I have a stack of T40 and T60 series in my shed. All 32bit processors, but man what beautiful machines. I kinda feel like the guy with the classic Thunderbird in his garage.
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by mcbuilder 2y ago
Too bad Nikon practically stopped making DSLRs
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by mcbuilder 2y ago
But you have all the assets of the actual finished game as well as the code used to run it, using your example. You don't get the game dev studio, i.e. datasets, expertise, and compute. Just because someone gives you all the source cod
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by mcbuilder 2y ago
Surely the architecture released as a HF transformers python file counts as "open source". https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-R1/raw/main/mode... Yes training is left as an exercise t
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by mcbuilder 2y ago
I feel the phrase came into common use during COVID pandemic, so things certainly felt more doom and gloom then. The connotation I think is with the type of negative content being consumed, which exasperates your own feelings.
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by mcbuilder 2y ago
What a guy, managed to meet him once! Sad all those American Spirits probably caused his untimely death.
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by mcbuilder 2y ago
I always plug openrouter.ai for making cross-model comparisons. It's my general goto for random stuff. (I am not affiliated, just a user)
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by mcbuilder 2y ago
As did the low res "Made with Microsoft GitHub Pages" banner at the bottom. What is this 90s aesthetic?

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