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Prototypes unfortunately often stick. IMO refactoring someone else's code is less efficient vs whatever code I wrote myself. I'm pondering net productivity. Have you personally deployed anything based on agent results (predominant
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Swiss https://www.exoscale.com/ also needs an obligatory mention here.
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What have you actually built and deployed using this "vibe coding" methodology? So far, I've mostly seen proof-of-concept applications that might qualify as decent game jam entries - contexts where experimental implementation
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Nice, and this doesn't even include non-EU offerings like Switzerland's Exoscale, Proton, etc.
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Could also be something as simple as lacking proper hydration.
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Training LLMs with Order-Centric Augmentation
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At that time in 1998 I mostly played Q1/Q2 online and contemporaries wise I preferred Unreal and SiN over HL's single player experience. Also Unreal's graphics were just truly next level on the Voodoo2 vs anything else. HL DM
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Long live Lord British and the enthusiasts of Brittania. Neat; that said: What's the general hold up with installing Ultima VII through dosbox/-x?
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The Past, Present, and Future of Observability
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Apple Private Relay causing mail delivery issues
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AI Builds Heaven and Hell in Minecraft (o1, deepseek r1, claude 3.5)
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Chuck Thacker "Personal Distributed Computing – The Alto and Ethernet Hardware
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Deep Impact
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Tangentially; has anyone been using Honeycomb for a while? I'm currently integrating it via open telemetry after learning the hard way that Sentry is overselling their (consistent!) APM capabilities down to the database level. Jaeger a
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End-to-End Encryption Now a Historical Footnote. They Won
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It's been in the air; and bittensor, hyperbolic & co have been on some of the angles for a while. Models, by the people and for the people, Wikipedia + "SETI at home" style. Eventually and with pre/training ofc, this
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Ideally minimum 30 inch, 16:10 ratio and OLED (I'm not worried about burn-in personally).
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Astro-Colonialism: Conversation with Willi Lempert (2024)
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The Battlefield Is Everywhere
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I, for one, will welcome our new AGI CEOs
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Open weights are nice, but they're just the end product of a black box process (training data, alignment methods, filtering choices, etc). Like with all of these models, we don't know what's in them.
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Turns out MVG as usual went the whole mile explaining the port internals and including captured VGA CRT monitor output :) https://youtu.be/6MFN7QiF83M?si=HSTUNAMgUOMUdRsg
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https://youtu.be/ofn3F16ZKk4?si=wNdArUZ5WyznFgXL
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Comparing cooperative geometric puzzle solving in ants versus humans
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Very interesting. If I may ask: how are you handling the correctness issue? What's the workflow there if even able to spot a mishap?
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They are in bed with NSA & co the same as OpenAI. Palantir announced this even officially; partnership with Anthropic and AWS: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20241107699415/en/Ant...
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I love redis. I'm sure the vector feature vector will turn out great as usual. So yeah, of course rooting for antirez and his family to get a nice slice of the AI cake!
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The Return of Procedural Programming – Richard Feldman
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Why are you bringing up facts? We collectively decided not to speak about these issues again.
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Unity moment.
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