nylonstrung

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by nylonstrung 8d ago
Yeah 100% those are purchased/fake Lean4 itself has 9k
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by nylonstrung 10d ago
In a case like this it still seems more appropriate to encode that data in tabular form and use a tabular foundation model
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by nylonstrung 12d ago
Lamport is the author of more than half of these, it's crazy how influential he is in this space In addition to making LaTex which has almost nothing to do with it
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by nylonstrung 12d ago
I've had good results with the rust-based rizin framework which supports Ghidira but also other decompilation tools if you need more coverage
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by nylonstrung 13d ago
Yeah I've been using Ghidira to study the internals of strategy PC games I like and it's an extremely good learning experience given the paucity of OSS code for stuff like this
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by nylonstrung 14d ago
IIRC it's 700mb with all deps included, to me that's clear bloat given you could accomplish it with a fraction of that
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by nylonstrung 17d ago
The last few months, Reddit has been inundated with Islamophobic and pro-Israel content from young accounts in a way that wasn't visible before It seems very clearly manipulated
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by nylonstrung 18d ago
Very cool, I think Lean has incredible power as a declarative config language that hasn't been realized yet. I've been exploring how to use it for system configuration ala Nix
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by nylonstrung 25d ago
I'm guessing that Roblox will be responsible for more people learning programming than essentially any other single entity
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by nylonstrung 25d ago
Everything touching this ecosystem (Gas Town, Dolt, Beads) seems like the absolute nadir of vibecoded slop This specific community has been a Schelling point for some of the worst engineering practices I've ever seen and a desire to ab
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by nylonstrung 25d ago
The 18th century called, they want their Malthusianism back
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by nylonstrung 25d ago
> What will happen in the oft-ignored developing world? Did you even read the prompt
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by nylonstrung 26d ago
This is cool, I have been working on something similar with Lean4 albiet focused on compiling to Substrait This is pretty well done as well https://github.com/palladin/lean-linq
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by nylonstrung 26d ago
This looks great, I'll be excited to see this progressively become pure Zig and drop C++ Would be great to have something like Kontakt without all the cruft
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
The next 12 months will see OAI and Anthropic spiral into into increasingly hyperbolic PR stunts, manufactured benchmarks and underhanded attempts at regulatory captures I'm sure they have nothing to rival this on a price/performa
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
Greg Egan's 1994 Permutation City actually depicts Malaysia using cloud compute to model cyclones and mitigate them with weather manipulation Very prescient
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
What do you think makes it a bad foundation to build on?
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
It would be stranger to me that Kimi switched to GLM's tokenizer than that GLM added multimodal like Kimi and Deepseek both did recently
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
PRQL is one of the best attempts at a new query language IMO I've been working on a Lean4-based query lang that compiles to substrait, I think the power it has wrt to types and functional programming could improve on SQL ergonomics a g
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
I think most of them would have actually failed, it's only recently that models were any good at using tool calls and harnesses after they started post-training for that
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
The stealth model "Ox Alpha" has been crushing benchmarks and appears to be the next release in the GLM family
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
This project is cringe and I really hope we see less stuff like this
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
I'm almost confident the architecture is the result from some kind of pivot from blockchain gaming. Previously they talked about "testnet" and you use "energy credits" to pay for services. They also described aspect
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
It's actively unhelpful even for the most "non-technical" of users to further anthropomorphize LLMs and "agentic" workflows that boil down to moving plaintext around The design is cute but this is an abstraction t
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
I have no idea how spinning up a MicroVM solves the problems this paper talks about and I doubt you actually have programmed GPU kernels ever
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
Well mojo handles it by introducing an additional step of lowering code to MLIR as an intermediate representation. Something that can be done with C++ as well
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
I don't disagree but I don't think this one is a reason we should ever restrict or condemn a technology > it is a mirror, and augmentation and reveals really inhuman takes and thought processes from people who are on the longer
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
Gemini was a bad choice of example but how would open-weights model one can self-host on their local device be different than the electric motor in your line of thinking
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
This doesn't sound like someone who is uninterested in understanding software though, everything they said talks about how they like being able to learn from it. They didn't say anything about making slop or replacing the need for
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by nylonstrung 1mo ago
Yeah most normies I know who dislike it just generally are not interested in it or think it is dumb and are annoyed by hearing about it so much And the people who actively hate it almost always relate it to a broader pre-existing worldview

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