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by yogthos 8mo ago
a detailed rationale behind it here https://yogthos.net/posts/2026-02-25-ai-at-scale.html
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A workflow driven web framework for Clojure(mycelium-clj.github.io)
20 points by yogthos 8mo ago|1 comments
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by yogthos 8mo ago
I'd argue that another key aspect is to break programs up into small independent units that can be verified in isolation, and to compose them into larger programs with contracts between them. I've had a pretty good experience usin
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Mycelium is a Clojure framework designed to facilitate LLM coding(github.com)
4 points by yogthos 8mo ago|1 comments
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by yogthos 8mo ago
My general thesis here is that context rot and other problems agents often end up exhibiting largely stems from the way we structure code, which is not conducive towards LLMs. Even small models that you can run locally are quite competent w
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Instant LLM Updates with Doc-to-LoRA and Text-to-LoRA(pub.sakana.ai)
3 points by yogthos 8mo ago|0 comments
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Fast starting Clojure runtime built with GraalVM native-image and Crema(github.com)
5 points by yogthos 8mo ago|1 comments
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by yogthos 8mo ago
I find people tend to miss the productive aspects of Chinese state led investments because they don't consider their value at scale. Take the HSR system, it has been derided time and again as being wasteful, and too expensive, and so o
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by yogthos 9mo ago
I love how every thread about anything China related will inevitably have a comment like this. Must be a Pavlovian response.
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by yogthos 9mo ago
I asked Gemini to tell me what percentage of graduates go into engineering once and it said let's talk about something else.
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by yogthos 9mo ago
I'd argue you can have much more precise definition than that. My definition of intelligence would be a system that has an internal of a particular domain, and it uses this simulation to guide its actions within that domain. Being able
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by yogthos 9mo ago
Sorry, but Europe collectively never managed to produce even close to the amount of shells they promised. Wouldn't be too proud of this performance. https://www.rferl.org/a/ukraine-weapons-shells-european-unio...
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by yogthos 9mo ago
Germans already recalled theirs https://www.dw.com/en/greenland-row-german-military-ends-sho...
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by yogthos 9mo ago
Whatever military capability there is in NATO, it's clearly on the side of the US. The EU can't even produce basic things like artillery shells and explosives at this point. The UK can't even make steel.
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by yogthos 9mo ago
Hasn't really been true for the past few years with a whole separate infrastructure emerging around BRICS Now.
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by yogthos 9mo ago
I'm sure the US army is shaking in its boots right now
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by yogthos 9mo ago
yeah it's probably gonna be a sort of a protectorate
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by yogthos 9mo ago
I'm betting Greenland will be first just because it's a small operation that nobody is going to contest realistically.
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by yogthos 9mo ago
A country that's threatening to make Canada its 51st state says what?
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Cutting LLM token Usage by ~80% using REPL driven document analysis(yogthos.net)
5 points by yogthos 9mo ago|0 comments
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by yogthos 10mo ago
In my view, this is the exact right approach. LLMs aren’t going anywhere, these tools are here to stay. The only question is how they will be developed going forward, and who controls them. Boycotting AI is a really naive idea that’s just a
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Grounding LLMs with Recursive Code Execution(yogthos.net)
1 points by yogthos 10mo ago|0 comments
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by yogthos 10mo ago
typed Clojure has both Clojure and ClojureScript implementations, so it's not tied to the JVM https://github.com/typedclojure/typedclojure
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Edge-Aware Pixelation for Better Pixel Art(yogthos.net)
2 points by yogthos 11mo ago|0 comments
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Using edge detection to preserve significant features while downsampling(yogthos.net)
2 points by yogthos 11mo ago|1 comments
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by yogthos 11mo ago
Most pixelation libraries take the lazy route where they just downscale the image and then upscale it back with nearest neighbor interpolation. It's fast but the results are usually pretty messy because the grid just cuts right through
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by yogthos 1y ago
https://github.com/carp-lang/Carp
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by yogthos 1y ago
I can only assume you're trolling here or that you've never actually built any large applications in your life.
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by yogthos 1y ago
That's literally the whole point of using a high level functional language though. You use it to express the business logic of your app, the code that you care about. The fact that the underlying details of how rendering and physics ar
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by yogthos 1y ago
Personally, I’ve had a pretty positive experience with the coding assistants, but I had to spend some time to develop intuition for the types of tasks they’re likely to do well. I would not say that this was trivial to do. Like if you need

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