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by mycall 7mo ago
Now if most of their customers did that, they wouldn't close down all the accounts. Forgotten power of the people.
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by mycall 7mo ago
You are applying a problem which every AI company has, not unique to OpenAI. What about other nation-states making auto-AI robots which kill children, will you still choose to pick out OpenAI specifically? Maybe your concern is too late and
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by mycall 7mo ago
True and simply vote it down.
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by mycall 7mo ago
You can do binary by etch glass and the more data you have, the less weight it has. Negative space is quite useful.
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by mycall 8mo ago
Also, if you find after implementation that the spec wasn't specific enough, go ahead and refresh the spec and have the LLM redo the code, from scratch if necessary. Writing code is so cheap right now, it takes a different mindset in
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by mycall 8mo ago
Who knows if OpenAI will do a refresh, but gpt-oss-20B/120B are still some of the best edge models so far.
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by mycall 8mo ago
The hard part about extracting patterns right now is that they shift every 2-4 months now (was every 6-12 month in 2024-2025). What works for you today might be obsolete in May.
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by mycall 8mo ago
The FC hardware has room for a PCIe x4 with maybe ConnectX-7 @ 100GbE mode.
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by mycall 8mo ago
Hex editors are a black box to most 99% devs these days. I noticed their use falling off once code-signing came into use.
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by mycall 8mo ago
It makes me wonder how well an LLM like Opus can generate XSLT which was always the hard part when writing by hand.
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by mycall 8mo ago
There are many reasons that might cause not having many close friends and independence is just one factor.
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by mycall 8mo ago
TDD is really the delineation between being successful or not when using [local] LLMs.
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by mycall 8mo ago
I don't know how people steer multiple agent sessions in parallel. The constant cognitive switching is exhausting and you miss moments unless you are cli jumping. It is like being an operator.
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by mycall 8mo ago
When your watch supports the most common computer language on Earth, it is hard to go wrong with it. 4 week standby is pretty good too.
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by mycall 8mo ago
There is some papers [0] showing that the skill and agent files reduce the reasoning effectiveness in some use cases (e.g. autogenerated) [0] https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.11988 reference: https://news.ycombina
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by mycall 8mo ago
TDD is a great way to start the plan, stubbing things it needs to achieve with E2E tests being the most important. You still need to read through them so it won't cheat, but the codebase will be much better off with them than without
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by mycall 8mo ago
* MOV x86: using memory mapped lookup tables, you can simulate logic gates and branching using only MOV. * PowerPoint (Without Macros): using On-Click Animations and Hyperlinks, shapes on slides act as the tape and clicking them triggers an
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by mycall 8mo ago
I'm familiar with Cyc but never considered it a monotonic reasoning, but it definitely makes sense in retrospect. It appears Lean Machines [0] is a step head, combining both sides of the frame problem as a specific, although it likely
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by mycall 8mo ago
So basically you are arguing a Type Theory vs Set Theory problem, Foundationalism or Engineering Refinement. Since we read here of multiple use cases for LLMs in both CS divides, we can conclude an eventual convergence in these given appro
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by mycall 8mo ago
Could you put that distinction into the AGENTS.md file so it will understand and follow that nuance?
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by mycall 8mo ago
> Imagine the possibilities 1.5B models are not very bright which doesn't give me much hope for what they could "claw" or accomplish.
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by mycall 8mo ago
Perhaps you just haven't used the correct AI yet? Perhaps none of us have in that Forth doesn't have much of a large dataset to train from? Can you link to the programming challenge? It would be interesting to see if recursive l
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by mycall 8mo ago
Does my post history suggest to you I am an LLM?
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by mycall 8mo ago
Q4_K_S @ 116 GB IQ4_NL @112 GB Q4_0 @ 113 GB Which of these would be technically better? [1] https://huggingface.co/bartowski/stepfun-ai_Step-3.5-Flash-G...
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by mycall 8mo ago
I had to do MTU tuning on macos on the ZeroTier interface (find your feth name via ifconfig) # Replace feth1234/feth2345 with your active interface sudo ifconfig feth1234 mtu 1400 sudo ifconfig feth2345 mtu 1400 ..and for working with
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by mycall 8mo ago
Using an LLM is a form of pair programming.
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by mycall 8mo ago
Code complexity is often the cause for more bugs. Complexity naturally comes from more code. It is not uncommon. As they say, the best code I ever wrote was no code.
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by mycall 8mo ago
The solution is forking. Make a fork, update it to your heart's content. If it is found to be solid later, perhaps it will be studied and forked itself.
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by mycall 8mo ago
PRs are just that: requests. They don't need to be accepted but can be used in a piecemeal way, merged in by those who find it useful. Thus, not every PR needs to be reviewed.
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by mycall 8mo ago
I noticed Visual Studio 2026 doesn't have an LTSC release yet. Any idea when that will come out?

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