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by rybosome 1y ago
Fun! From the repo[0]: > Your function must be self-contained, such that someone could copy-paste it into their code and not get an error. It also must not effect the environment outside it if at all possible (no #define or mutating glob
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by rybosome 1y ago
I’ve used this exact pattern. However, in Python I prefer to use true DI. I mostly like Injector[0] because it’s lightweight and more like a set of primitives than an actual framework. Very easy to build functionality on top of and reuse -
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by rybosome 1y ago
Thanks for letting me know, I wasn’t aware that was possible!
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by rybosome 1y ago
Agreed. I wonder if this is somewhat revealing of the mental processes of the creators. To me, if my cursor is a few lines away from another line, the easiest way for me to get there is by either using h/j a few times, or looking at th
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by rybosome 1y ago
I have far more ideas about this than time to execute it, but for a long time I’ve had this fantasy about a robot bandmate. The idea is I’d go on stage singing and playing guitar with a looper and some samples, then bring a robot toy and in
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by rybosome 1y ago
To be honest with you, it being stochastic is exactly why you should post it. Having data is how we learn and build intuition. If your experiments showed that modern LLMs were able to succeed more often when given the llm-min file, then tha
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by rybosome 1y ago
Here is a short link - http://pythonwise.blogspot.com/2011/09/on-importance-of-play...
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by rybosome 1y ago
Thanks for the write-up! I’m curious how you found the quality of the results? This gets into evals which ML folks love, but even just with “vibes” do the results eyeball as reasonable to you?
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by rybosome 1y ago
Thank you for clearly and concisely articulating why this is dangerous from the securities aspect. I think the immorality of it for consumers is obvious on the surface, but the backend financial stupidity of it is slightly less obvious. At
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by rybosome 1y ago
> Is financing your lunch a sign of societal decay? Maybe, maybe not. But it’s definitely an evolution in Market Completion. Yeah this is a fucking crazy statement, as if the “but” justifies the former statement because it touches a Prop
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by rybosome 1y ago
Feynman has an excellent write-up on this very point. TL;DR - some of his Nobel-winning work began as dicking around.
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by rybosome 1y ago
> They’ve done it again. Indeed they have. Similar improvement in performance on my side. It is so fast that I thought it must have failed and not actually checked my whole project.
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by rybosome 1y ago
This is a great premise, and that underlying pipeline you mention sounds like a generally useful system for live commentary with the appropriate abstractions. I’m curious to know more about how you retrieve from this ecosystem of data to ad
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by rybosome 1y ago
As it happens, I’ve been thinking about a library I’d like to develop in F# as an exercise to learn the language. I have a hand-rolled proxying inference framework written in Python that is similar in purpose to something like LangChain but
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by rybosome 1y ago
This comment made me wonder about the idea of harvesting lightning as a power source. Obviously it’s incredibly challenging, but I wondered if we had magic sci-fi technology that allowed it, how useful would it be? Back of the napkin math s
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by rybosome 2y ago
Interesting idea - is the chunking deterministic? It would have to be to be useful, but I’m wondering how that interacts with the neural net.
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by rybosome 2y ago
I see, thanks for the clarification. Yes, that’s true - the current notion of instructions and data are too intertwined to allow a pure data construct. I can imagine an API-level option for either a data message, or a data content block wit
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by rybosome 2y ago
That’s the intention with developer messages from o1. It’s trained on a 3-tier system of messages. 1) system, messages from the model creator that must always be obeyed 2) dev, messages from programmers that must be obeyed unless the confli
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by rybosome 2y ago
Ok - not wrong at all. Now take that feedback and put it in a prompt back to the LLM. They’re very good at honing bad code into good code with good feedback. And when you can describe good code faster than you can write it - for instance it
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by rybosome 2y ago
Lovely API, great work on that.
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by rybosome 2y ago
Agreed. Severe CVE seems like the ticket here given the context.
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by rybosome 2y ago
I believe that an authoritative implementation of an MCP server was just created in the last couple weeks, which explains the flurry of initial posts. The value is that this interface is the other end of a socket; implement it, and your LLM
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by rybosome 2y ago
Linear types are an interesting idea. I really liked the way that each transformation of the file was a separate File object, reminded me of functional style immutable data structures where each transformation returns a new structure.
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by rybosome 2y ago
I believe the post you are replying to was referring to the fact that you could take actions in that unsafe block that would compromise the guarantees of rust; eg you could do something silly, leave the unsafe block, then hit an “impossible
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by rybosome 2y ago
Imagine a very fat king standing before his starving populace, explaining why there would be even less food this winter as he munched on a turkey leg. I know executives have different rules and laws that govern them. But I can remember a ti
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by rybosome 2y ago
I was at Google during their initial “return to office” mandate. During the TGIF (company all hands) discussing this, the architect of the policy, someone high up in the HR org, explained why it was necessary. I don’t recall what they said,
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by rybosome 2y ago
I hear this sort of thinking repeated often, and it makes sense at an intuitive level. However, my experience is that this isn’t always the case. My company has a medium-large Python web app in production, and having viewed performance prof
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by rybosome 2y ago
> The father of five children under 10, who made his living from fixing, building and digging, can no longer work and so his children no longer go to school. Was this the sentence you were referring to? What a sad situation, I can't
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by rybosome 2y ago
Ah great, I will definitely give this a try later then, thanks! I’m curious if this is becoming something that you are using in your own day-to-day, or if your focus right now is on building it? The context for my question is just a general
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by rybosome 2y ago
This is a really cool effect. How do you envision this being used? Thinking about it as a product, I’d want a way to easily slip in and out of “LLM please respond” so it wasn’t constantly trying to write back the moment I stopped the stylus

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