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by persedes 4mo ago
not the maintainer, but at first I thought it was python :D https://github.com/chriskiehl/Gooey
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by persedes 5mo ago
yes, wondering if a simple pre/post llm processing would be enough?
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by persedes 5mo ago
urgh of course it has to be private equity. Really liked the product and did not mind paying for it...but not ready for the PE enshittification.
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by persedes 5mo ago
It is...? H-mart + Wegmans has tofu at ~$2.5 for a 400g block. The cheapest bulk pork is at $2.6, but most portions / cuts sell at $4.
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by persedes 6mo ago
not soooo much though. It's heavily subsidized for residential consumption, but industrial power rates are almost comparable to the US (depends on the state you go to etc).
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by persedes 6mo ago
it's funny how adding AI to notion actually made it a lot more usable. Most products force it on you, but here I feel like it's actually a massive benefit. It was hard finding content and using the filters felt clunky. (And the w
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by persedes 6mo ago
Soo can I put this on top of e.g. grafana?
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by persedes 6mo ago
Interesting that the MCP-Atlas score for 4.6 jumped to 75.8% compared to 59.5% https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-opus-4-6 There's other small single digit differences, but I doubt that the benchmark is that un
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by persedes 7mo ago
huh neat, somehow completely missed out on the rules/ + path filters as a way to extend CLAUDE.md
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by persedes 7mo ago
there's probably a more precise way, but if you're on uv: rg litellm --iglob='*.lock'
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by persedes 7mo ago
funnily enough the model switching is mostly thanks to litellm which dspy wraps around.
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by persedes 7mo ago
Hmm not quite what I meant. Sklearn has it's place in every ML toolbox, I'll use it to experiment and train my model. However for deploying it, I can e.g. just grab the weights of the model and run it with numpy in production with
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by persedes 7mo ago
Dspys advertising aside, imho it is a library only for optimizing an existing workflow/ prompt and not for the use cases described there. Similar to how I would not write "production" code with sklearn :) They themselves are
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by persedes 7mo ago
That initial drop reminds me of one of the things that stuck to me from my thermodynamic lectures / tests: If you want to drink coffee at a drinkable temperature in t=15min, will it be colder if you add the milk first or wait 15min and
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by persedes 7mo ago
If it quacks like a duck...?
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by persedes 7mo ago
Article is a nice write up of https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/python/typ... (glad they include ty now)
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by persedes 7mo ago
Agreed, I think it also acts as a hiring filter to scan for candidates that have been exposed to this kind of language and can speak it fluently. The bigger the cooperation, the more widespread that is though, don't see it as often in
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by persedes 8mo ago
One thing I'd love the US to do was something that happend in Germany ~2015, where they bought a lot of "Steuer-CD"s, with leaked info about people hiding money in offshore accounts. Then they allowed everyone to self report
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by persedes 8mo ago
rumors I've heard was that github is mostly run by contractors? That might explain the chaos more than simple vibe coding (which probably aggravates this)
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by persedes 9mo ago
What would be cool if this somehow could do a comparison by provider. E.g. in the last outages anthropic models running on vertex were apparently less affected than those deployed elsewhere. (Not saying that one is better than the other, bu
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by persedes 11mo ago
Some helpful guidelines, but it's 2025 and people still use time.time and no stats with their benchmarks :( In general I feel like these kind of benchmarks might change for each python version, so some caveats might apply.
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by persedes 11mo ago
yes, the pocket operator is a great gift for 8-9+ year olds if you're not as talented as OP :D
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by persedes 1y ago
https://docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/integration/pytorch/#using-... does that fit the bill?
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by persedes 1y ago
Always wondered if this could also be expressed "simply" with the Reynolds number to determine how to keep your flow laminar.. But then again how does one map software capabilities to SI units :D
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by persedes 1y ago
Isn't this essentially the idea behind agile? I'm not too deep into the agile theory, but the Phoenix project is always a very good read (albeit stressful if you work in software teams lol)
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by persedes 1y ago
The rise of the prompstitudes. Had a colleague (supposedly they weren't at the junior level), send me a chat gpt response "guessing what your coworker was saying". Can definitely relate to the article about feeling violated l
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by persedes 1y ago
I believe creating "spicy" content without the persons consent and charging money for it is more the issue here.
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by persedes 1y ago
Would be interesting to see how e.g sentence transformer models compare to this. My takeaway with the e.g. openai embedding models was that they were better suited for larger chunks of texts, so getting god + dog with a higher similarity mi
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by persedes 1y ago
Unless that has changed, anthropics (and gemini) caches are opt-in though if I recall, openai automatically chaches for you.
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by persedes 2y ago
They've been pretty great about pushing for open standards. In the last article their argument to provide these tools for free was along the lines of "A rising tide lifts all boats".

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