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by spockz 1mo ago
Yes. So find someone with intrinsic desire to engineer. Mentor them. In the mean time put a plethora of guardrails in place to make sure the AI Train doesn’t derail production. Oh. And keep showing your value. In the end every org can do wi
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by spockz 1mo ago
Where I find it shines it to find inconsistencies. My readme or docs or ADR something should work like X but it finds a test where it tests something different and the test is green. Or other similar drift. Yes, your prompt need to include
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by spockz 1mo ago
Exactly. People ask how we get seniors with juniors using llm. The answer is the same. Review the code. Analyse write down what is wrong. What you expect to have been better. Force every change to be documented and explained enough.
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by spockz 1mo ago
They would not do it in the span of a day or a week. But I’ve definitely seen something like that happen over a period of multiple months. The llm just allows to generate faster. We can feel smug about that but all it means is that we need
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by spockz 1mo ago
They can. Ask them to generate SVG , call a renderer and let them inspect the bitmap/png. They can learn about it.
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by spockz 1mo ago
Do you have specific instructions that cause this or did it come out of the box? Is it also when using normal prompting or only when you set a goal? In codex I don’t see this behaviour despite having added the instructions to do so to my ag
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by spockz 1mo ago
I’m currently on codex can it also this? I find it hard to make accurate benchmarks in token use for these kind of changes because I don’t keep repeating the same tasks. Basically I run in luna high or extra high continuously with a terra s
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by spockz 1mo ago
So if we take a huge with enough compute (CPUs, b200s, petabytes of SSDs), we install on it both the Astra, and the toolsuite to incorporate new sensory inputs (threads/sessions), camera, microphone, temp sensors, the lot, into a new v
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by spockz 1mo ago
Well yes. But most of those studies assume/assert control over the environment. In this case you are running in the browser and you have to deal with the primitives it gives you. Both in compute management (threads/workers), commu
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by spockz 1mo ago
Why is this significant? Many sites are setup like that.
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by spockz 1mo ago
Why? The browser can see the file and contents so it can calculate and send the hash over without the actual file ever leaving the browser.
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by spockz 1mo ago
Luckily all pdfs I made in academia have been generated from source (tex or derivatives, asciidoc) and llm are better in generating source than pdf. Even people that didn’t use tex used Word to generate the pdf. So I’m unsure what your aimi
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by spockz 1mo ago
Inflation means that hosting costs increase. On the site they also mention being under heavy scraper load which also isn’t free. Then the writers probably also need compensation increase, at the very least to be a responsible employer so th
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by spockz 1mo ago
> It’s harder to read -bad- code than to write -good- code. There. Fixed it for you.
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by spockz 1mo ago
Interesting. I remember voice clarity being exceptional on old handsets and being really subpar on gsm and later. Only now we FaceTime voice and discord the quality seems to be coming back. How can that be if the speakers in phones ubiquito
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by spockz 1mo ago
To be fair, vibe coding is only possible because the models have been trained on the countless open source projects out there. And it could take the original drivers as basis in Linux.
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by spockz 1mo ago
Yes, okay. If I’m fatalistic then this is the best time to buy something like the monitor because I now still could flash the firmware to rip out the auto install. Presumably. But isn’t it way better to get legislation in place to prevent t
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by spockz 1mo ago
I find it so incredibly short sighted to implement such shenanigans. I was set to buy a LG 39GX950B as an upgrade to my current ultrawide until I read that they will automatically install an installer that will ask whether you want to insta
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by spockz 1mo ago
Spending that kind of moment on a product that gives you personal happiness for years up to decades and then will still have residual worth, which people save up for ages for, is an entirely different proposition than buying a product that
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by spockz 1mo ago
So theoretically, if you give that model the means to find information, ascertain the quality of said information, it could still reason its way to an proper answer? Is this whole thing than maybe a read vs write optimisation again? Spent m
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by spockz 1mo ago
If AI agents would attribute earnings to sites that contributed to the right answer we have completed the circle again. At least then it could become useful to serve agents.
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by spockz 1mo ago
Maybe the only thing more worrisome than microplastics everywhere is unstoppable plastics eating organisms everywhere, eating through all plastics everywhere.
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by spockz 1mo ago
Right, but not once these records/structs/value types arrive anymore I gather. Does this also mean we need to worry about word aligning our fields?? What about strings?
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by spockz 1mo ago
Right. And today we have something similar with search engines going on where sites want to offer the full text to the engine for seo. But maybe they want to do the opposite to agent and poison the well. So human agents still get the “real”
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by spockz 1mo ago
How much Tailscale is this still if the transport is based on wireguard, the control plane is something new with the keys based on the wireguard keys? Genuinely confused.
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by spockz 1mo ago
How is that different from today where agents just do searches and ingest web pages?
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by spockz 1mo ago
What do you need real anchors for? Sharing of pipelines? Maybe I’ve been burned too much by pipeline maintenance (because we didn’t have yaml anchors?) but I rather have builds defined in make /bazel/etc than in yaml. So the only
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by spockz 1mo ago
That is just called your browser history?
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by spockz 1mo ago
So now the result of `new HashMap<>()` should be backed by an array for the first 200 elements or so? Potentially the size depending on the L1 size etc.
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by spockz 1mo ago
Yes exactly. Most notably UsB-C monitor support.

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