sheepscreek

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by sheepscreek 5d ago
Err..I would take this with a BIG pinch of salt. It massively depends on the workplace culture. Perhaps I am lacking context on the “seniority” of this individual. Unless they are a Principal engineer, or operating as an architect/staf
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by sheepscreek 5d ago
My hypothesis: Linux kernel is a huge project - with a lot of people volunteering. You’d be burning through a crazy amount of input tokens to gain enough context to get any work done. I doubt many volunteers pay for their own top-tier subsc
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by sheepscreek 5d ago
Please don’t do this if your livelihood depends on it. You’re just going to make your life more painful. As a professional programmer, you’re selling a service. The people buying your service have fully bought into AIs and accepted their sh
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by sheepscreek 5d ago
> Drawing on agentic runtime research from Google DeepMind alongside deep experience in large-scale isolation, resumption, and scheduling, AX is being built as an open, declarative control plane purpose-built... The project seems like an
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by sheepscreek 5d ago
They’ll try to claim a non religious workplace code, an extension of the current apolitical code. Leave your politics at home becomes leave your politics and religion at home.
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by sheepscreek 8d ago
Language models, amiright?! Text is the blood flowing through their veins. It’s all they care about. As they say, to a hammer, everything is a nail.
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by sheepscreek 8d ago
Mainly cause you never know what you’re getting. Over time, we trained our minds to believe that a well put site = effort, so at the very least people behind it cared. Now, it takes zero effort to make a site look good. So appearance in gen
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by sheepscreek 8d ago
How is that better? MIT is much more permissive.
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by sheepscreek 9d ago
Haven’t we moved on from these things? Most recent LLMs have been trained on enough long context tasks to have become pretty good at planning. Perhaps with contributions from the harness. In either case, I wouldn’t bother if I were using Co
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by sheepscreek 11d ago
Yeah companies need to quickly understand that having good actors try and hack you is a good thing - those hacks get reported and another door gets sealed shut for bad actors. This is more true today than ever before as the bar for a succ
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by sheepscreek 12d ago
> (Its negging your soldering) This made me laugh hard.
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by sheepscreek 12d ago
There’s some specific terminology here, like the MAC address of the network device, which might have been virtual. UART is a hardware circuit for communication, possibly a serial port. Were you trying to reverse engineer a consumer device o
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by sheepscreek 13d ago
Goodness - triggers my ADHD. Power to those who find it useful, I would be so lost in the wrong details (the quota screen is pretty cool).
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by sheepscreek 14d ago
I must have the attention span of an ant. This happened to me TWICE today.
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by sheepscreek 15d ago
I have a strong hunch there a deeper more human/emotional component involved. Like Pilot A was not in the right mental headspace. A bad breakup? Some other kind of personal loss? Or an urgency of a personal kind? Those are a few situat
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by sheepscreek 16d ago
I don’t think it’s marketing alone. I do genuinely think safety was a priority when they were small. But I’d be a fool to ignore that greed has taken over and their inner competitiveness doesn’t let them fall behind a competitor. DeepSeek i
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by sheepscreek 19d ago
An Alien Mind: https://openai.com/index/an-alien-mind/ OpenAI reflecting on how they're discovering the current form of LLM intelligence/reasoning to be "alien"; a kind of "Intellect we do
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by sheepscreek 20d ago
Seeing the Qwen3.8-27B model among giants is almost comical. It is unparalleled and a true testament to Alibaba’s talent and ingenuity. Can’t overstate how excited I am for newer edge models.
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by sheepscreek 22d ago
So are they doing away with the Sol/Terra/Luna split already?
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by sheepscreek 22d ago
Haha, sounds like a median human being alright!
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by sheepscreek 24d ago
Drag handle = most likely literally a drag event (javascript) handler/callback. Dead, perhaps because it’s an empty function, or it gets overwritten, or for some other reason is never called? Most of what it said about the facts was in
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by sheepscreek 27d ago
I love KALLAX the most of all IKEA series. Sturdy as heck, can take a lot of weight, extremely versatile and durable. I've used it as a bookshelf, for putting boxes away, as a wardrobe organizer, you name it. Oh and the price is right.
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by sheepscreek 28d ago
Better heads prevail - this is a good start and the right decision. The agent/bot is controlled by some entity, ergo that entity is responsible for everything it does. I relate that to how a Physician's Assistant gets their author
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by sheepscreek 29d ago
Much of medicine (especially mental health related) is rather primitive. We are literally reverse engineering discoveries that seem to work on some other animals, and then figuring out how (to the best of our limited ability). I liken SSRIs
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by sheepscreek 29d ago
It can be catastrophic if one is managing family life, kids, taking them to and from activities on top of one’s own work. Then come misc stresses like tax returns, some expensive home repair, etc. Also dealing with depression without the an
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by sheepscreek 1mo ago
Amen.
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by sheepscreek 1mo ago
Yeah, it's not much for SF.
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by sheepscreek 1mo ago
Nice! When I wanted a “dumb” smart watch many years ago, I went with a FitBit. I think it matched the features to what this Casio offers minus the HR monitor. Fast forward to now, I use a Garmin Instinct that hits the spot for me. I’ve grow
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by sheepscreek 1mo ago
Ultra mode spins up many sub-agents. On a particularly challenging task, I’ve had as many as 29 agents working at one time. Also if you don’t specify, most end up being the same as the parent model which is pretty wasteful. I engineered a s
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by sheepscreek 1mo ago
AFAIK they’re like a hedge fund with quants that trades its own money. In fact, most people (everyone?) who works there is a quant. It’s the only way they trade. They are extremely profitable. Of course you can Google this and get a more ac

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