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by tekacs 2y ago
It's funny you say this! I was adding a tool just earlier (that I haven't yet pushed) that allows the model to... switch model. Aider can also have multiple models active at any time (the architect, editor and weak model is the st
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by tekacs 2y ago
So... I know that people frame these sorts of things as if it's some kind of quantization conspiracy, but as someone who started using Claude Code the _moment_ that it came out, it felt particularly strong. Then, it feels like they...
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Show HN: Navigator Mode (Like Claude Code) for Aider(github.com)
16 points by tekacs 2y ago|5 comments
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by tekacs 2y ago
It does for me, yes -- models seem to be pretty capable of adhering to the tool call format, which is really all that they 'need' in order to do a good job. I'm still tweaking the prompts (and I've introduced a new, tool
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by tekacs 2y ago
Over the last two days, I've built out support for autonomy in Aider (a lot like Claude Code) that hybridizes with the rest of the app: https://github.com/Aider-AI/aider/pull/3781 Edit: In case anyone wa
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by tekacs 2y ago
I really enjoyed and have recommended to others this very short paper, 'Borges and AI' [1], that was also discussed on HN a couple years back [2]. [1]: https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.01425 [2]: https:/&#x2F
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by tekacs 2y ago
This is very interesting, but it's so perfect that the Mayo Clinic gets to use an algorithm called CURE, of all things.
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by tekacs 2y ago
Google and Bing's Cache, Archive.org, Archive.is, CommonCrawl... many services have previously or currently presented the full document. Google and Bing removed their cache features when LLMs started taking off – as I said in a sibling
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by tekacs 2y ago
I’ve been wondering about this and searching for solutions too. For now we’ve just managed to optimize how quickly we download pages, but haven’t found an API that actually caches them. Perhaps companies are concerned that they’ll be sued f
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by tekacs 2y ago
From their overall FAQ: > Q: Will Zed be free? > A: Yes. Zed will be free to use as a standalone editor. We will instead charge a subscription for optional features targeting teams and collaboration. See "how will you make money?
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Trump says US will 'take over' Gaza(abcnews.go.com)
57 points by tekacs 2y ago|36 comments
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An Electronic Chessboard Without Turns(youtube.com)
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by tekacs 2y ago
I used Cursor for many months, but found that I couldn't deal with how slow and workflow-interrupting VSCode feels, so I went back to Zed. I tried out and abandoned Zed AI, but I've found that Zed + aider is a really excellent set
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by tekacs 2y ago
This comes in really really handy in lexicographical ordering. For example, if storing in the keys of a KV store a pattern of: [u32, String, u32, String, …] If you want those arrays to be sorted lexicographically, you’ll want to store those
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by tekacs 2y ago
I've had notification summaries turned on for at least a few weeks as part of the iOS 18 Beta and I can sadly report that they seem to be very very low quality. On occasion they'll squash down something that is better read tersely
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New discoveries about how mosquitoes mate may help the fight against malaria(phys.org)
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by tekacs 2y ago
I wonder if the intent or hidden upside behind a policy like this would be incentivizing people to stop taking 'under the counter' cash tips and move them to be registered income / by credit card. To be clear, it seems like m
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Phthalate Content in Common Foods(twitter.com)
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by tekacs 3y ago
Another thankful note from me for The New Turing Omnibus. It’s recommended to students entering Cambridge University in the UK, and I read it as a young teenager. I was already familiar with a lot of the concepts contained, but it was a rea
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by tekacs 3y ago
Nothing to ask right now, just -- thank for your (and Alice's) work! The (non-game) things that I do would be infinitely more painful without Bevy ECS, so I sponsored personally at Diamond for now. Very excited for relations and I&#x27
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by tekacs 3y ago
I've been using this recently in WASM, in particular for the counters feature. It's really great and it makes it super easy to track and follow the evolution of your app's memory! In my console, I have something akin to this:
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What would Secret look like in 2024? Introducing Speakeasy(medium.com)
1 points by tekacs 3y ago|0 comments
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by tekacs 3y ago
I mean yes... but the sentence clearly says that it's /not/ a package manager. > JSR is a Javascript/TypeScript registry. It is not a package manager.
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by tekacs 3y ago
Hopefully this isn’t the case for others, but after paying to upgrade my Google One subscription, I landed at a 404 at https://gemini.google.com/u/2/ (because my /u/0/ is one of my Google Workspace
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by tekacs 3y ago
I'm doing most of my work in here now, so I'd say much more than a toy. It's incredibly helpful being able to travel to wherever and sit in any random room and have multiple screens and an expansive setup to accompany the Mac
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by tekacs 3y ago
Yes. I also own a Meta Quest Pro and abandoned it to leave it collecting dust soon after getting it. The Vision Pro wildly exceeded my expectations. I would say that it feels very good and feels like a real consumer product, not just a toy.
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by tekacs 3y ago
This sort of thing honestly feels like the historical state of affairs with Wikipedia... paying too much attention to it early on was probably a bad idea, but as things progressed, many folks who had ossified into distrusting it were making
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by tekacs 3y ago
This looks really interesting, thank you for putting this together! I’ll likely give it a go today. I say that as someone who has explored quite a few of these and found them mostly quite basic. srgn looks like more than the usual. One mino
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by tekacs 3y ago
I mean this very positively, not condescendingly and I'm very much not trying to preach or push, but I've found that this sort of question is exactly the sort that I benefit a lot from handing to GPT to answer for me: https:&#x2F
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by tekacs 3y ago
Absolutely -- an academic environment I was in used to have a lot of government callers come by, asking for predictive power to solve any number of humanitarian crises, terrorism, crime and so on. We collectively used to ask them every time

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