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by skavi 2mo ago
I wonder if there's any way to get this to plan out a dag of tool calls? i.e. use the results from earlier calls as the parameters to later ones? I tried introducing a stack based system, but gave up pretty quickly.
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by skavi 2mo ago
can you support those claims?
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by skavi 2mo ago
why does involvement with EA imply being ethically challenged? i’m personally not involved, but on its face it seems better than not doing any kind of charitable work.
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by skavi 2mo ago
https://www.pangram.com/history/125358dc-9f80-4fe2-8540-85a9...
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by skavi 3mo ago
an unprompted LLM would not incorrectly add spaces on either side of their em dashes.
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by skavi 3mo ago
> The real trick is to do demand-driven compilation starting from the actual final program's needs this is not so far off from hint-mostly-unused, no?
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by skavi 3mo ago
Wow this is a really excellent and comprehensive overview. Just to calibrate my own intuition, would anyone who was mostly unfamiliar with these concepts be able to weigh in on how much of this post they grokked?
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by skavi 4mo ago
it would suck if Chinese tech advanced medical care faster or made it cheaper.
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by skavi 4mo ago
On the earliest web archive snapshot I can find [0], I do not see any mention of the safeguard/sabotage under discussion [1]. And to be clear, this isn't the safeguard where the model is explicitly downgraded to Opus, but rather w
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by skavi 4mo ago
This is discussed in the post.
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by skavi 5mo ago
see Windows Subsystem for Linux and Windows Subsystem for Android.
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by skavi 5mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48029540
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by skavi 6mo ago
(2017)
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by skavi 6mo ago
i assume it does not have the same goals wrt hermeticity as nix?
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by skavi 6mo ago
where does this fit in with make, just, nix (devshell, devenv, ...), direnv, etc.
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by skavi 6mo ago
i’ll take 3. we can be boring together
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by skavi 6mo ago
doesn’t really feel like that much tbh
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by skavi 6mo ago
to preempt a discussion emerging based on the title alone, here’s their summary: > While nuclear fusion power is often hailed as a future source of abundant, clean energy, current dominant fusion designs, magnetic and laser inertial, are
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by skavi 6mo ago
this may have been what you were referring to with “ buggy GNOME extensions”, but in case it wasn’t: https://tailscale.com/docs/features/client/linux-systray
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by skavi 7mo ago
Their suggestion is also zero runtime cost.
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by skavi 7mo ago
wonder whether this will impact their funny little functional language.
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by skavi 7mo ago
what was the security situation of whatever is now being protected by the IOMMU before it was enabled by default?
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by skavi 7mo ago
also: 1. tcmalloc is actually the only allocator I tested which was not using thread local caches. even glibc malloc has tcache. 2. async executors typically shouldn’t have tasks jumping willy nilly between threads. i see the issue u descri
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by skavi 7mo ago
on the OS scheduler side, i'd imagine there's some stickiness that keeps tasks from jumping wildly between cores. like i'd expect migration to be modelled as a non zero cost. complete speculation though. tokio scheduler side,
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by skavi 7mo ago
nope.
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by skavi 7mo ago
modern tcmalloc uses per CPU caches via rseq [0]. We use async rust with multithreaded tokio executors (sometimes multiple in the same application). so relatively high thread counts. [0]: https://github.com/google/tcmal
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by skavi 7mo ago
We evaluated a few allocators for some of our Linux apps and found (modern) tcmalloc to consistently win in time and space. Our applications are primarily written in Rust and the allocators were linked in statically (except for glibc). Unfo
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by skavi 7mo ago
Disclaimer: I don't really use Zig (primarily a Rust dev) but I do think it's quite cool. If you're willing to dive right into it, I'd first read a bit about the comptime system [0] then have a go at reading the source f
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by skavi 7mo ago
Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for pulling this up!
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by skavi 7mo ago
I am going to ask a question that is is definitely not the place for, but I am not involved with Zig in any way and am curious, so I hope you'll indulge me. I noticed the following comment was added to lib/std/multi_array_lis

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