sandruso

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Aha I don't want to lose you(blog.rybarix.com)
2 points by sandruso 3mo ago|0 comments
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by sandruso 3mo ago
"Determined" -> "Probabilistic"
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by sandruso 4mo ago
Not reviewing outputs, which is my main issue, is one-way to subpar experience. No amount of "make it right" will fix that. I hope that professionalism still matters as these new ways of doing things strikes me as unprofessional a
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by sandruso 4mo ago
Minecraft is becoming DOOM in terms of crazy technical feats. I love it.
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by sandruso 5mo ago
100%. I'm not really sure why we all agreed that deployment is somehow the hardest thing that you need to outsource when setting the linux server is one the richest experience you can get and it will pay dividents forever.
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by sandruso 5mo ago
I had xcede[0] setup that worked well. [0] https://codeberg.org/luxmentis/xcede
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by sandruso 6mo ago
Programmers have ultimate (or they had) skill to solve anything if you have enough resources. Now, you don't do thing and do other things when LLMs get stuck. There is no "given enough time I can do it". I can't see how
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Struct Memory Alingment Minigame(rybarix.com)
2 points by sandruso 8mo ago|0 comments
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by sandruso 8mo ago
Author here. I understand that you need to prompt in a way that is similar to training set. It makes sense but it's still weird that your instructions to the machine needs to sound like talking to human. This is just side effect of how
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Can you treat AI as a tool?(rybarix.com)
1 points by sandruso 8mo ago|4 comments
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by sandruso 8mo ago
> Pre-training is, actually, our collective gift that allows many individuals to do things they could otherwise never do, like if we are now linked in a collective mind, in a certain way. The question is if you can have it all? Can you g
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by sandruso 9mo ago
https://rybarix.com New year, new website to keep it simple.
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by sandruso 9mo ago
Use of gun should be the last resort. Can you imagine to shoot somebody like that?
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by sandruso 9mo ago
I'm in the exact same situation as the author. It's not productive but hell it is rewarding to dive deep into lower levels. No regrets so far.
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by sandruso 10mo ago
What was you approach? Where one starts such a project?
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Going Fast, yet Standing Still(blog.rybarix.com)
2 points by sandruso 10mo ago|0 comments
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by sandruso 10mo ago
I missed last train due to delays and there was a group of in the same situation. One nice person offered me to that I can sleep on their couch. And they were so nice to give me a ride to the station the next day. I was so angry at first wh
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by sandruso 10mo ago
I'm betting against wasm and going with containers instead. I have warm pool of lightweight containers that can be reused between runs. And that's the crucial detail that makes or breaks it. The good news is that you can lock it d
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by sandruso 10mo ago
it's back on but wow, it must be stressful to deal with this
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by sandruso 10mo ago
The ongoing issue is the maintenance. This can't be solved without fully trusting the LLM period. Just don't autopilot on important code you want to own. That's good start.
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by sandruso 10mo ago
Related submission to the mentioned No AI December https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46098433
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by sandruso 10mo ago
One of the guys running the challenge here. No cloud based AI is the hardcore version of it for sure. I hope local models will fill 80% of use-cases so we are not tight to the big guys. How long are you using your setup?
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No AI December 2025(noaidecember.com)
3 points by sandruso 10mo ago|2 comments
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by sandruso 10mo ago
Author here. I would add that doing things on your own, which is probably never optimal from time perspective, may open doors to solutions that you haven't seen before. I recently experienced this is by not going through the beaten pat
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Age of "Don't do it yourself"(blog.rybarix.com)
5 points by sandruso 10mo ago|3 comments
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No AI December 2025(noaidecember.com)
5 points by sandruso 10mo ago|0 comments
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by sandruso 10mo ago
You can go very far with just node alone (accepts typescript without tsc, has testing framework,...). Include pg library that has no dependencies. Build a thin layer above node and you can have pretty stable setup. I got burnt so many times
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by sandruso 10mo ago
You have to have at least one contact you can start with. One person you actually know but not your childhood friend. Start there and then ask them if they know somebody else. Casually ask for help. You will make them look important and tha
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Railway Oriented Programming(fsharpforfunandprofit.com)
3 points by sandruso 11mo ago|0 comments
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by sandruso 11mo ago
That's nice summary of the space and how large it is. My recommendation is to just start with math expression parser and evaluator. You can start with Pratt but I would even recommend going with infix to reverse polish using stack. Add

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