srdjanr

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by srdjanr 6mo ago
AFAIK, PQ certificates are significantly longer than current ones. I don't know exact numbers though.
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by srdjanr 6mo ago
That's true for some jobs, but I'd be very surprised if anyone enjoys cleaning shit, for example
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by srdjanr 7mo ago
I don't really understand what's the point here, other than a somewhat inserting playing with LLMs. What does this tell us that's in any way applicable or points to further research? Genuinely asking
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by srdjanr 7mo ago
Regarding tiny packages, I don't think they affect the size of shipped bundle at all. They only bloat your local dev environment.
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by srdjanr 7mo ago
Bloat is mostly added by package authors, not website authors. And they can't know who's running it and can't look at the metrics. I doubt many website authors directly use isEven or polyfills.
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by srdjanr 7mo ago
What's wrong with a well protected VM? Especially compared to something where the security selling point is "no one uses it" (according to your argument; I don't know how secure this actually is)
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by srdjanr 8mo ago
Sure, by your own argument, you should somehow increase the price of people telling other people what to avoid spending money on
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by srdjanr 8mo ago
Regarding safety, no benchmark showed 0% misalignment. The best we had was "safest model so far" marketing speech. Regarding predicting the future (in general, but also around AI), I'm not sure why would anyone think anything
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by srdjanr 8mo ago
I guess that it generally has 50/50 chance of drive/walk, but some prompts nudge it toward one or the other. Btw explanations don't matter that much. Since it writes the answer first, the only thing that matters is what it wi
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by srdjanr 8mo ago
If I had to choose between a large organization and a single person vibe coded app, I'd choose large organization.
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by srdjanr 8mo ago
Can one solution be always doing two scans, N months apart, before drawing any conclusions (excluding things that can be reliably detected from a single scan)? Initial scan could affect N (if you find something potentially aggressive, you c
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by srdjanr 8mo ago
The question is how can you know if it needs treatment or not. I guess you either need to do a biopsy, or check if it's grown after N months (leaving patient scared and anxious during that time). Neither are great if most cases end up
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by srdjanr 8mo ago
I don't see the interface changing much in 3-6 months, and definitely not fundamentally. Sure, there will probably be some changes around MCP, skills, AGENTS.md and similar, but I don't see them as big changes, and you can use the
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by srdjanr 8mo ago
> Why do you ever need, for most of the use cases you can think of, a useless, expensive, flawed, often vulnerable framework Like the vibe coded solution won't be flawed and vulnerable
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by srdjanr 9mo ago
Why would performance anxiety be disqualifying for knowledge workers?
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by srdjanr 9mo ago
What else should you use for huge complex web apps?
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by srdjanr 10mo ago
Well if the solution doesn't work in real world, it is EU's problem
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by srdjanr 10mo ago
I'd say driving only requires not to handle uncommon situation dangerously. And stopping when you can't handle something fits my criteria. Also I'm not sure it's entirely AI's fault. What do you do when you realisti
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by srdjanr 10mo ago
What's the difference between B and C? API being down seems like an anomaly. Also, you can't know how frequently you'll get 500s at the time you're doing integration, so you'll have to go back after some time to rev
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by srdjanr 1y ago
Well it does the same for "accept all"
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by srdjanr 3y ago
Probably because it's too expensive. Prompt can be processed quickly but output tokens are much slower (and that means more expensive). From my local test on a 13B model, output tokens are 20-30x more expensive than input tokens. So Op
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by srdjanr 3y ago
Gboard has something like that
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Scaling Autoregressive Multi-Modal Models: Pretraining and Instruction Tuning(ai.meta.com)
3 points by srdjanr 3y ago|0 comments
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by srdjanr 3y ago
Langchain is perfect to give you ideas for how to interact with LLMs, but for me it's been easier to implement everything myself than to use it.