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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Archive?
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
The problem is that every time you run your full automation with linting and tests, you’re filling up the context window more and more. I don’t know how people using Claude do it with its <300k context window. I get the “your message wil
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
I was trying to do some reverse engineering with Claude using an MCP server I wrote for a game trainer program that supports Python scripts. The context window gets filled up _so_ fast. I think my server is returning too many addresses (hex
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
“Treat it like a junior developer” … 5 years later … “Treat it like a junior developer”
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
This reminds me of The Office (US) episode where everyone thinks prison sounds better than working at Dunder Mifflin at which point they’re introduced to “Prison Mike” to be scared straight.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
I know it when I see it
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
What kind of models do these run? Vision? What “predictions” are being made?
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
what
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Hmm, it looks like it’s just a framework that fine-tunes LoRA adapter then merges the adapter into the original model. It is using the PeftModel and its “merge_and_unload” from the HuggingFace library which performs the adapter merge into t
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
fake
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Yeah there needs to be more background blur but I think that would fix it.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Perhaps Apple is being cautious about going super deep into AI like, quite literally, every other company? Maybe they see generative video/image/audio as slop, or maybe they don’t think LLMs are going to get much better? Didn’t so
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Post the convo
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Why do these same books coming out of AI (Empire of AI, The AI Con) keep getting referenced in all of these articles? It seems like some kind of marketing campaign.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
They have to hide it because of the unions.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
We will be treating LLMs “like a junior developer” forever.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Yes, LLMs often generate coherent, structured, multi-paragraph responses. But this coherence emerges as a side effect of learning statistical patterns in data, not because the model possesses a global plan or explicit internal narrative. Th
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Tell me you don’t understand LLMs without telling me you don’t understand LLMs.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Yet we are still at the “treat it like a junior” level
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
> lets me focus on the things that actually matter. This reads right out of the PR release for these AI companies and their agentic coding solutions.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Will LLMs ever break the “you have to treat it like an intern/junior” ceiling?
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
These tools just run the test/compile commands in a shell…
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Yeah, they could probably get away with doing this in Go.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
That’s cool, I’ll just use Amazon and wait 1 extra day though
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
At first I was impressed with the number of people lined up to go in the store. Then I realized every single person was just an employee.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Very cool. They used o3 and Gemini 2.5 Pro but unfortunately they don’t mention which one produced the better kernels.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Isn’t one of the problems simply that a model is not code but just a giant pile of weights and biases? I guess it could tweak those?
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Probably just less of it. I see bolding like that and find myself clicking on them thinking they are links. It seems like a few of them actually do have links though.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
The color/holding all over this article is annoying.
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You can look up the reason in the ICE database but it only supports clients using SQL Workbench…so…

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