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by stephenblum 11d ago
nice! like HTML tags. I remember seeing this back with meta Llama 2. the <|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|> style. And [TOOL_CALLS] ... [/TOOL_CALLS] style with Mistral
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by stephenblum 11d ago
Yes! You saw it immediately. Article was written by Claude. It has a distinct cadence that matches all the way through writing. It's the same in the CLI claude code. I'll make sure the upcoming lesson will be less ai generated tex
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by stephenblum 11d ago
You a are right as The article doesn't mention KV cache. Also, yes the writing is slop, and does not mention the LLM special tokens. Only discusses the use through the OpenAI-style JSON wrapper that allows you to define the schema of a
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by stephenblum 11d ago
Yes this is true, you even got the model correct. I relied too much on Claude this time. I'm starting to work on the next AI agent lesson this week. I'll do better on the upcoming lesson. The next lesson is A2A focused
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How AI tool calling works (40 lines of vanilla JavaScript)(buttercup.sh)
14 points by stephenblum 11d ago|8 comments
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WebLLM: Run a language model in the browser on WebGPU, Lesson 1(buttercup.sh)
1 points by stephenblum 18d ago|1 comments
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by stephenblum 18d ago
Early to be using this technology for coding in the browser. Our consumer devices are underpowered. It is fun to see how far we can take it today. Here is the walkthrough for running LLMs client-side with WebLLM using WebGPU. Initializing a
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by stephenblum 23d ago
that is the strongest point I've heard. who would this be for? Replit, Bolt.new and Lovable are mostly-in browser vibe code engines. Target audience would be for a free local version alternatives. Though maybe that isn't something
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Show HN: Building AI agents client-side JavaScript
1 points by stephenblum 23d ago|2 comments
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by stephenblum 2y ago
You are right, there's not enough time to filter a bad hire. Not enough time to fully vet anyone during an interview. We can work a challenge together to see how you work collaboratively
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by stephenblum 2y ago
Interviews cover collaboration compatibility. Not enough time to quiz you on tech knowledge. Leetcode-style interview represents your ability to work a problem collaboratively with a team
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by stephenblum 3y ago
You made real-life Clippy! for the Mac. This would be great to be for other mac apps too. Add context of current running apps.
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by stephenblum 3y ago
Using native google sheets equations, you can build your own neural network. Google Spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VS1kn0zXbedx7JEJu1ui...
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by stephenblum 3y ago
HTTP/3 maintains a unique connection ID through the QUIC protocol. The connection ID is not dependent the device's IP address. This allows the connectivity to remain persistent even as users switch between different networks such
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HTTP/3 and QUIC: The Connection ID(pubnub.com)
6 points by stephenblum 3y ago|1 comments
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by stephenblum 3y ago
WFH is happiness. I want that. And I want that for my team.
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by stephenblum 3y ago
This is problem for our planet. Carbon emissions are high. Here's our current CPU Utilization. https://images.ctfassets.net/3prze68gbwl1/1wy7lTmXHA1liIlcMW... We're paying AWS for servers that remain hot that
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Three challenges to be aware of with Kubernetes(pubnub.com)
2 points by stephenblum 3y ago|3 comments
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by stephenblum 3y ago
Challenges with Kubernetes: 1. High Costs due to unoptimized initial deployments. 2. Steep learning curve of Kubernetes. 3. Tuning autoscaling for stability and efficiency.
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by stephenblum 3y ago
Conversation from reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/15i5je7/unlocking_p...
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Unlocking Performance: CPython 3.12 Global Interpreter Lock(pubnub.com)
3 points by stephenblum 3y ago|2 comments
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by stephenblum 3y ago
I was initially excited about the possibility of disabling the Global Interpreter Lock (GIL) in Python 3.12, as it promised to enable new opportunities for performance gains. It's true, however we have so many options already! Disablin
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We saw 2x Performance After Migrating Python 2 to Python 3(pubnub.com)
5 points by stephenblum 3y ago|1 comments
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by stephenblum 3y ago
If you're considering upgrading your Python the the latest runtime, you may get the results we saw as well.
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Dashcam JavaScript Debugging Network(pubnub.com)
2 points by stephenblum 3y ago|1 comments
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by stephenblum 3y ago
This is a new way to provide even more detail debugging javascript app. We show how to screen record and get network traffic for your js app.
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Migrating Python to Rust: Channel Groups PubNub Engineering Notes(pubnub.com)
5 points by stephenblum 3y ago|1 comments
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by stephenblum 3y ago
We're moving to Rust. For web services we are using Tokio Axum web framework. For our high scale traffic, we need to ensure we cover our bases.
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EC2 save on cost by editing limits.conf and sysctl.conf(linkedin.com)
1 points by stephenblum 7y ago|0 comments
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by stephenblum 8y ago
Hi Derek. Thank you for mentioning us here. The age-old conversation on transport protocols is evergreen. The goal of these protocols is to allow data transmission from one device, to other devices. It is great to be on the leading edge

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