pocksuppet

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1081.
by pocksuppet 9mo ago
It can generate useful documentation or useless documentation. It doesn't take very long to instruct the LLM to generate the documentation, and then check if it matches your understanding of the project later. Most real documentation i
1082.
by pocksuppet 9mo ago
https://thedailywtf.com/articles/The-Slow-Down-Loop
1083.
by pocksuppet 9mo ago
Any spectrum you want with the right phosphor mix, but are they commercially produced, or must you make your own?
1084.
by pocksuppet 9mo ago
This is why we can't have nice things
1085.
by pocksuppet 9mo ago
Those drones lost some wars against guerilla militias
1086.
by pocksuppet 9mo ago
It's clear for all to say: The US is no longer a serious country.
1087.
by pocksuppet 9mo ago
You are describing distillation, there are better ways to do it, and it was done in the past, Deepseek distilled onto Qwen.
1088.
by pocksuppet 9mo ago
There's one at the top of Hacker News right now, Qwen3-Coder-Next: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46872706
1089.
by pocksuppet 9mo ago
Why not DASH?
1090.
by pocksuppet 9mo ago
We use them today - terminal emulators. They intermediate between bytes and pixels. If colours were delivered via a sideband, you wouldn't have to know whether the other side was a terminal to disable colours. You could send colours to
1091.
by pocksuppet 9mo ago
And why wouldn't you? It's the only information available to you.
1092.
by pocksuppet 9mo ago
When a company won't tell you what you did wrong, you should be free to take the least charitable interpretation towards the company. If it was more charitable, they'd tell you.
1093.
by pocksuppet 9mo ago
Probably by not assuming terminals and byte streams any more. Terminal-by-default is a 20th-century-ism. Now you have screens with pixels. Without stdout, no need to know if stdout is a terminal.