vrighter

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by vrighter 8mo ago
That doesn't mean it is not strictly feedforward. You run it again, with a bigger input. If it needs to do a loop to figure out what the next token should be (Ex. The result is: X), it will fail. Adding that token to the input and runn
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by vrighter 8mo ago
I hadn't thought of that. Yes your strategy works more reliably.
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by vrighter 8mo ago
No LLMs cannot be compilers. As for the argument that modern compilers also have nondeterminism in places is still comparing apples to oranges. LLM's indeterminism means it can always choose from the entire token space. Including junk.
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by vrighter 8mo ago
by burying your head in the sand and convincing yourself that the llm doesn't generate any slop.
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by vrighter 8mo ago
or just do a burnout forward.
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by vrighter 8mo ago
"Preparing to ipo" Prepare for everyone's subscriptions to shoot through the roof!
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by vrighter 8mo ago
which in itself makes it a bad design in the first place. Because first and foremost it has to be functional.
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by vrighter 8mo ago
ai is trained on the stuff already written. Software has been taking a nosedive for ages (ex, committing to shipping something in 6 months before one even figures out what to put in it). If anything shit will get worse due to the deskilling
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by vrighter 8mo ago
right click on notepad and uninstall it. Then the old notepad pops right back (it never left)
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by vrighter 9mo ago
If it can generate porn, it can do so because it was explicitly trained on porn. Therefore the system was designed to generate porn. It can't just materialize a naked body without having seen millions of them. they do not work that way
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by vrighter 9mo ago
What accumulation of knowledge? LLMs are marketed as "democratizing" (I hate this term) software development specifically by claiming to remove the need for knowledge. Software development hasn't been democratized. The term d
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by vrighter 9mo ago
A tool is something I can tightly control. A thing that may or may not work today, and if it does, might stop working tomorrow when the model gets updated without any notification to anyone, the output of which I have to very carefully scru
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by vrighter 9mo ago
that is exactly what this one is doing too, according to OP
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by vrighter 9mo ago
Telegram is even more insecure than pretty much any other alternative.
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by vrighter 9mo ago
They said they were investigating how it happened... I can understand, my software randomly mutates itself all the time! /s
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by vrighter 9mo ago
"change symbols based on line absolute number. && on even lines AND on odd." I'd make that so it's on even significant lines of code. So you can't just leave a blank line to leave the rest of the file synt
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by vrighter 9mo ago
A private blockchain is an oxymoron. The point of a blockchain (as it's understood by the crypto world, at least) is for it to be publically readable by anyone . A private blockchain is just a database.
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by vrighter 9mo ago
You cannot be profitable unless the service you rely on is also profitable. You might make some profits during their honeymoon period, but then they will squeeze you by the balls pretty soon and force you to enshittify as well. WinRAR is mo
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by vrighter 9mo ago
For my personal projects, which are under zero time constraints, I usually build an ugly version, to figure out the kinks. Then delete it and write a proper one using the lessons I learned the first time.
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by vrighter 9mo ago
and I've had that terminal glitch out quite frequently. termux is rock-solid for me.
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by vrighter 9mo ago
Whenever I need to write a parser, and I don't need the absolute best performance, I reach for the lua LPeg library. Sometimes I even embed the lua engine just so I can use that and then implement the rest in the original language.
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by vrighter 9mo ago
The exact same things I could build before. There was never anything stopping me in the first place.
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by vrighter 9mo ago
So you want the program to always halt at some point. How would you write a deterministic test for it?
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by vrighter 9mo ago
so you need someone elso to actually do the real work, so you could build a system that would do a strictly inferior job of it? The bible was already translated well. The quality of your "work", by your own admission, depends on t
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by vrighter 9mo ago
last time I went to a physiotherapist he said "the best posture is always the next one" He said it's better to keep shifting positions than to maintain one for a long time, even if it's considered a "good posture&qu
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by vrighter 9mo ago
new != good therefore new != better
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by vrighter 9mo ago
as a software developer with a life after work, I don't have time to learn to be a mechanic either. So I don't claim to be one without having done the work.
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by vrighter 9mo ago
why does everyone keep suggesting lora for stuff like this? It could support one gsm connection. Not one per person, but one
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by vrighter 9mo ago
So you're still 7% ahead of charging only to 80%.
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by vrighter 9mo ago
I went the opposite direction. When the RPI came out I realized just how many tasks could be done with an arduino and do not need the full power of an internet connected linux machine.

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