peheje

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by peheje 5mo ago
https://sinceyouarrived.world/taken
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by peheje 6mo ago
what about just personal stuff in a syncing interface, what do you use for that?
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by peheje 6mo ago
Manage the budget not the impl. Top down decisions like "use a cheap model" risk optimize for the wrong things. If we lose 90% cache hit on the expensive models to context switch to a cheap one, there's no savings. Set the bu
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by peheje 8mo ago
Hello Gemini, please fix: Biological Aging: Find the cellular "reset switch" so humans can live indefinitely in peak physical health. Global Hunger: Engineer a food system where nutritious meals are a universal right and never a s
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by peheje 8mo ago
I get the grief about AI, but I don't share it. After ten years of professional coding, LLMs have made my work more fun. Not easier in the sense of being less demanding, but more engaging. I am involved in more decisions, deeper review
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by peheje 9mo ago
This resonates so much. I spent years in an org watching "domain events" vanish into the ether because of the Dual Write Problem. We had these high-performance, sharded, distributed monsters that were "fast" on paper, bu
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by peheje 9mo ago
I like the idea of using a LegalConstants namespace or Code Owners to signal that we don't own those values. However, I’d argue that being 'out of our control' is actually the main reason to test them. We treat these as accep
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by peheje 9mo ago
I don't necessarily disagree with providing context, but my concern is that comments eventually lie. If the business rule evolves (say the window moves to 5 days) the comment becomes a liability the moment someone updates the code but
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by peheje 10mo ago
Agreed. This is a small step :) And humans still definitely in the loop.
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by peheje 10mo ago
Actually, this has already happened in a very literal way. Back in 2022, Google DeepMind used an AI called AlphaTensor to "play" a game where the goal was to find a faster way to multiply matrices, the fundamental math that powers
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by peheje 10mo ago
the data is dominated by big unique TEXT columns, unsure how that can much compress better when grouped - but would be interesting to know
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by peheje 10mo ago
This is great. I literally "LOL'd".
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by peheje 10mo ago
I think: Fast = Gemini 3 Flash without thinking (or very low thinking budget) Thinking = Gemini 3 flash with high thinking budget Pro = Gemini 3 Pro with thinking
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by peheje 10mo ago
I know I'm walking into a den of wolves here and will probably get buried in downvotes, but I have to disagree with the idea that using LLMs for writing breaks some social contract. If you hand me a financial report, I expect you used
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by peheje 1y ago
In my master's thesis we used SUMO to model a small part of our town and hooked it up to the latest and greatest reinforcement learning algorithms to learn traffic light control. Eventually we beat all the other built in conventional a
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by peheje 1y ago
Agreed! My team is constantly humbled by the mess of user data: names, birthdays, addresses, people dying or living abroad etc. Honestly, sometimes I think about the linear algebra, AI, or robotics I learned in school and get this feeling o
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by peheje 2y ago
Can someone explain to me how it makes sense that you want to define a locking mechanism using.. locking mechanism (the "atomic"). Does this mean that in an actual implementation you would have to drop down to some hardware-level-
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by peheje 2y ago
Fair points, but that’s exactly my point—you’re assuming rather than knowing for sure. Medical insurance probably covers you, but some policies exclude high-risk activities or DIY mods, so it’s not always that simple. And if you don’t think
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by peheje 2y ago
Well said. And then... even after all that, it's probably not legal, and no insurance company will insure the bike or you if you get into an accident.
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by peheje 2y ago
What about HTTP/2 Multiplexing, how does it hold up against long-polling and websockets? I have only tried it briefly when we use gRPC: https://grpc.io/docs/what-is-grpc/core-concepts/#server-stre... Her
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by peheje 2y ago
My best experience is deezer
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by peheje 2y ago
I hear you, just a bandaid but maybe checkout https://github.com/sjdonado/idonthavespotify
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by peheje 2y ago
Idk. I just visited the site (McMaster) for like 2 minutes and found a few annoying things. I filtered for cotton (o rings). Nothing happens after click for 4 secs. Then it chooses something else to filter on. Next the animation to get the
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by peheje 2y ago
I 100% agree. It's weird. I Use 'Dash to Panel's GNOME extension, and to me that should be the default. From there I really like how GNOME merges the app bar with maxize minimize close with the title etc. At least most appli
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by peheje 2y ago
Why don't they define a min/max for each primitive type? How many are there, 15?
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by peheje 2y ago
Maybe I'm off, but to me the gist of the expression problem can be explained by contrasting how code extensibility is achieved in OOP/FP. OOP Approach with interface/inheritance: Easy: Adding new types (variants) of a base cl
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by peheje 2y ago
Let's think about this for a second. I agree to some extend with what you are trying to say, I just think there's a critical thing missing here in your consideration, and that is usage of the product outside its intended purpose&#
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by peheje 2y ago
With fear of sounding like a douche-bag, I honestly believe there's A LOT of incompetence in the tech-world, which permeates all layers, security companies, AV companies, OS companies etc. I really blame the whole power-structure, it l
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by peheje 2y ago
Maybe a key innovation would be to apply backpropagation to optimize the crossover process itself. Instead of random crossover, compute the gradient of the crossover operation. For each potential combination, "learn" (via normal b
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by peheje 2y ago
Few examples. One time I asked about reading/filtering JSON in Azure SQL. Claude suggested a feature I didn't know of OPENJSON. ChatGPT did not, but used a more generalize SQL technique - the CTE. Another time I asked about terror

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