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by talles 2y ago
Not only that, the P for "protocol" already gives that.
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by talles 2y ago
> Think of MCP like a USB-C port for AI applications. That analogy may be helpful for mom, but not for me as a software engineer.
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by talles 2y ago
I miss Winamp
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by talles 2y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but an artificial neuron is just good old linear regression followed by an activation function to make it non linear. Make a network out of it and cool stuff happens.
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Minds, Machines and Gödel(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by talles 2y ago|0 comments
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by talles 2y ago
The entire analytic philosophy movement is nowhere to be seen in the paper (?)
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by talles 2y ago
Anyone using a fork? I'm thinking on migrating to https://floorp.app
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by talles 2y ago
It's conveniently available on Ubuntu repos. I wish it supported package managers from major languages (such as pip) and docker cache as well.
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by talles 2y ago
I've picked my favorite: https://cyber.dabamos.de/88x31/nowebp.gif
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by talles 2y ago
This sounds like "this feature is so 2024".
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by talles 2y ago
Nietzsche believed that a philosopher's philosophy boils down to a reflection of his personality and his daily life, and this article seems to assume the same. I don't buy this for a second. I think it's easier to swallow the
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Machine Learning Introduction – Andrej Karpathy (2011) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by talles 2y ago|0 comments
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by talles 2y ago
You are correct. His claim makes no sense.
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by talles 2y ago
I think it means literally writing the blog post directly as HTML, instead of as something that will then be turned into HTML tags (like Markdown).
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by talles 2y ago
TLDR: 1. The intelligence of an AI model roughly equals the log of the resources used to train and run it. 2. The cost to use a given level of AI falls about 10x every 12 months, and lower prices lead to much more use. 3. The socioeconomic
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by talles 2y ago
Is "seeing the gorilla" a reference borrowed from this work? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtKt8YF7dgQ
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by talles 2y ago
> We are destroying software mistaking it for a purely engineering discipline. This one packs a lot of wisdom.
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I made a (useless) quantum computer at home [video](youtube.com)
1 points by talles 2y ago|0 comments
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LINUX is obsolete (1992)(groups.google.com)
153 points by talles 2y ago|179 comments
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Smolmodels(plexe.ai)
2 points by talles 2y ago|0 comments
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by talles 2y ago
Anyone else wants more articles on how those benchmarks are created and how they work? Those models can be trained in way tailored to have good results on specific benchmarks, making them way less general than it seems. No accusation from m
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by talles 2y ago
I love how there's a section for exiting vim
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by talles 2y ago
Imagine if instead of English, someone invented some sort of computer language that is precise and produces the same result every time you execute it.
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by talles 2y ago
> You must be be a resident of, and eligible to work in, the United States. Put "Remote (US)" on the header
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by talles 2y ago
I prefer learning from textbooks than online courses, here are my picks (in the order of my first post): 1. Sorry, I do not have a suggestion here. I'm Brazilian and I happened to find an amazing PDF of an obscure book (by a not well k
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by talles 2y ago
Understanding the code that is being generated, not how the model works. That's his whole argument, just speak English and vibe with the thing, don't worry about the code. Stating the obvious: to understand the code you have to re
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by talles 2y ago
"Vibe" is just an euphemism for lazy here. And that's not 'coding' in any shape or form, it's code generation through an AI model, without even understanding it, very different thing. It's like comparing c
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An Open Letter to Hobbyists (1976) [pdf](upload.wikimedia.org)
3 points by talles 2y ago|0 comments
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by talles 2y ago
We are automating commit messages now? Is it really that much of an effort to simply phrase what you just developed and type it out?
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by talles 2y ago
I think you're misreading the situation by treating it as 'all or nothing'. If I'm not mistaken, it's common for a legal team to analyze documents in an hierarchical fashion. A less senior person reads and highlight

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