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by ofrzeta 1y ago
How to you review the resulting bytecode? Or will you just go on running it blindly on some computer on the Internet?
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
> Every .NET project I've worked on in the last 15 years I could pull from the repo and build-and-run immediately. I can't really say that for almost any other platform. Definitely not for any NPM project. At work when we didn&
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
I have an Amazfit smartwatch that gets charged by a simple USB cable with two pins that magnetically attaches to the back of the watch. When I was on vacation and forgot that cable I was able to make my own by cutting a USB cable and attach
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
You remember The Machine? I had a vague memory but I had to look it up.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
> A web server should never be directly exposed to the Internet That's what web servers are made for, no? Like Apache, Nginx etc. I mean, you could certainly put HAProxy in front but you'd need a good reason to do this.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
I am sure someone somewhere works on making LLMs commit code. Aside from that it was great witnessing the site in action and reading the postmortem. I wonder how the "hacker" made the connection to the user acount on neopets.com b
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
It's more like thanks to 3dfx?
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
That many sites about AI look a lot like scam sites ("make money fast") is a real turn-off -> https://www.sabrina.dev Maybe it does have some valuable content but I will just close it.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
> We smashed the good ideas apart and are now trying to glue them back together over the network. But it is choice that creates many of the "challenges" and to what end? This seems to be an example of what you say: "CIAM d
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
related: https://www.janko.at/Raetsel/index.htm huge collection of games and playable online (general desciptions are in German only but the rules of every game are translated in English and Japanese)
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
The parent commenter had agents with personalities before the release of the agents feature in Claude Code, that's why I was asking.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Kiro uses Claude Sonnet 4.0 if that matters.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
How exactly to you "create an agent" with the personalities you are talking about?
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
then give us better tools! :) Most of the sims require (at least?) registration with the IAEA: https://www.iaea.org/topics/nuclear-power-reactors/nuclear-r... (I want that Micro-Physics Nuclear Reactor Simulator)
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
I will just say it is wasteful. I watched a presentation from the Apple conf and thought, do we (as humanity) really need that? Is it just another thing that was invented to justify the ever growing computing capacity on mobile devices that
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Related discussion with comments by the author: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28458930 including "Under the hood, this is essentially just a Python wrapper around JUCE ( https://juce.com ), a comprehen
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Nuclear Reactor SIM by PeteTimesSix(petetimessix.itch.io)
58 points by ofrzeta 1y ago|12 comments
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Still I don't totally understand how that huge of a context works for Gemini. I guess you don't provide the whole context for every request? So it keeps (but also updates) context for a specific session?
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Yeah, when you google for "atari display list interrupts" a lot of similar code comes up. Here's a complete example https://makezine.com/article/technology/generate-the-atari-r... Also, sure, compar
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Even though I was impressed with the original article (so kind of contrary to the author) in the meantime I tried the same thing with Claude Sonnet 4 (because some people here criticized the approach due to not using a proper "coding m
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
> Gemini Pro 2.5 has a context window of 1 million tokens and wants to rise that to 2 million tokens soon. 1 token is approx 0.75 words, so 1 million tokens would be in the ballpark of 3k pages of code. You mean around 3000 files with 30
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
So, finetuning? Not so easy with ChatGPT I guess, but thanks for the info anyway.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
It didn't go well? I think it went quite well. It even produced an almost working drawing program.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
How could this even be possible with the current architectures? A statistical machine that statistically produces an utterance about what other utterances it is capable of producing?
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
> ... unless you train ChatGPT on a bunch of code examples and contexts then it can only get so close. How do you do this?
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Aren't these delis? At least when I used to live in Brooklyn we used to call them that. Often they had signs "Deli and Grocery" or something like that.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
What you say is true. It's also a physical vehicle for speech models from Huggingface, which might be fun. However I don't understand where the computation for that will take place.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
Do you know that website? https://www.localfirst.fm EDIT: actually I wanted to point to the "landscape" link (in the top menu) but that URL is quite unergonomic.
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
I got the info on the illustrator from the other comments here, but he even has a homepage http://www.bekerbots.com
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by ofrzeta 1y ago
The article doesn't mention that the cost for "Probewohnen" is 100 Euro per week and you are obliged to do an internship at one of the "partner companies". https://www.guben.de/de/leben-wohnen&#

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