typpilol

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   by typpilol 1y ago

   If you used co-pilot Microsoft automatically appends your environment information to the system prompt. You can see it in denug chat view but you can see it says stuff like the user is on powershell 7 on Windows 11 etc
2. 62.▲
   by typpilol 1y ago

   My experience is with copilot and it uses various models, but the sweet spot is between 60 and 120 lines. With psuedo xml tags between sections Might be different across platforms due to how stuff is setup though.
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   by typpilol 1y ago

   I've yet to see a useful case for these AI browsers that is something other than a dead simple task. But when I browse the net, I'm not thinking about asking AI about the info on my screen. I can just read it? And by no means am I
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   by typpilol 1y ago

   Tokenizers are the reason LLMs are even possible to run at a decent speed on our best hardware. Removing the tokenizer would 1/4 the context and 4x the compute and memory, assuming an avg token length of 4. Also, you would probably nee
5. 65.▲
   by typpilol 1y ago

   Thanks. Also, saying it needs 20x compute is exactly that. It's something we could do eventually but not now
6. 66.▲
   by typpilol 1y ago

   I feel like the GitHub one might be okay since a lot of malware binaries are hosted there still.
7. 67.▲
   by typpilol 1y ago

   It will require like 20x the compute
8. 68.▲
   by typpilol 1y ago

   How's latency vs a traditional?
9. 69.▲
   by typpilol 1y ago

   Any idea what makes models hard to run on it? Just general compatibility between Nvidia and AMD for stuff that was built for Nvidia originally? Or do you mean something else?
10. 70.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    Or just download the extension that bypasses pay walls lol
11. 71.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    He had tonsil cancer but it's gone now.
12. 72.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    I think you misunderstood. He's not saying they have 10m illegal workers. He's saying even if they had 10m illegal workers they would burn though them all too
13. 73.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    Every since 4.5, I can't get Claude to do anything that takes a while 4.0 would chug a long for 40 mins. 4.5 refuses and straight up says the scope is too big sometimes. My theory is anthropic is super compute constrained and even thou
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    In my experience. Claude wants to try and finish everything as quickly as possible where codex is happy to take 5x the length. The best answer is each has its uses. Using codex to do bulk edits is dumb because it takes forever, etc etc
15. 75.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    Also why couldn't they start using it now?
16. 76.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    There's also a whole bunch of woman embracing it as you can see on /r/myboyfriendisai
17. 77.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    My dad has medigap that covered all that He pays like 140 a month extra for it though. But he had all his cancer treatments covered
18. 78.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    Brains crazy I had a slight crack in my windshield right at eye level view. And after a minute of driving I don't notice it at all anymore
19. 79.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    How would it protect anyone?
20. 80.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    Everyone seems to gloss over it lol
21. 81.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    Best according to?
22. 82.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    that's the one thing I've heard them not address yet is the changing of the passwords.
23. 83.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    92% is half actually - RuneScape Players
24. 84.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    Ya their agent mode with it is terrible. Its set to auto stop after a specific point and it's not very long lol Weird considering I've been hearing how they have way more compute than anyone
25. 85.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    I like the one cat rescue out of ohio that streams their cat area inside 24/7. They get a ton of donations of food and toys so it seems to work out well.
26. 86.▲
    by typpilol 1y ago

    That's a lot more extreme than 10ms and yea I get your point better now
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    I kind of do this by making LLM run my linter which has typed lint rules. The way I can get any decent code out of them for typescript is by having no joke, 60 eslint plugins. It forces them to write actual decent code, although it takes th
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    10ms? Did they have like 100k tests?
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    I have a great collection of ansi colorscripts if they want to use it to test the displays. I saw they had some pretty basic ones
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    by typpilol 1y ago

    Is that really necessary for an ide? Seems like a ton of added complexity for little to no trade off or even a downside considering...