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amdivia

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    Comment #49254833

    Actually not so false anymore. (But still they don't expect you to use this knowledge while coding, and you should treat all threads in a warp as moving in lockstep) > In GPUs of c…

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    Comment #48785505

    The following paragraph is extremely emotional. I think the whole industry is heading in the wrong direction. And it really frustrates me that most LLM coding agents are based on e…

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    Comment #48597677

    (can't edit the above but for future references, this doesn't seem to be by Edward Fredkin, and I couldn't find "The intelligent machine" as the article states Still, this is a pre…

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    Comment #48597466

    The.. false positives are extremely scary (not listed as hallucinations) A terrorist on the US saction list.. the first female airplane suicide bomber?? I was in the US a year ago …

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    Comment #48561319

    110+ Tok/s as another data point on the RTX 5090 (Gemma 4 31B QAT + MTP at UD-Q4_K_XL) (at peak used 27 GB of vram) The real lovely thing was getting 300+ Tok/s (Gemma 4 26B QAT + …

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    Comment #48522084

    This was once attempted, and in a way such that each letter needed only one character no matter it's position in the word Unfortunately it died https://worksthatwork.com/6/unified-…

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    Comment #48469997

    Aren't there immense security risks when the model is allowed to deceive even if it was for "good"? Reminds me of an excerpt from Edward Fredkin's "The intelligent machine" [1] htt…

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    Comment #48033352

    I think they'll be extremely worse on their own Predicting "America" in "The United States of ..." Is a different task from predicting the whole sentence. So the small model is lay…

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    Comment #48013945

    I mean, "Give me a Todo app" Is also different from "Write a function that takes a string parameter (Todo) and saves it into a text file with the name .txt, and if already present,…

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    Comment #47947147

    Or v for those using bash's vi mode

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    Comment #47925361

    Reminds me of Chesterton's fence [1]: "In the matter of reforming things, as distinct from deforming them, there is one plain and simple principle; a principle which will probably …

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    Comment #47835850

    Also what people forget, even read access alone can be used to communicate with an attacker. Assume locally i know a read only agent (running on account A) is reading a specific fi…

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    Comment #47810523

    Exactly!! I've been trying to work on a new LLM code editor that does just that. When you instruct it to do something, it will evaluate your request, try to analyze the action part…

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    Comment #47789502

    Until we have breakthroughs in homomorphic encryption compute, I won't trust such privacy claims

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    Comment #47756332

    My main gripe with tmux is the nested use case (tmux session on my local machine, in which I ssh to another machine, only to tmux attach within the remote machine too). Is there a …

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    Comment #47681174

    Advertisement in my opinion, trying to latch on Sci-fi tropes

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    Comment #47592810

    Assuming Claude Code was used. If OpenCode or some other programmatic method was used, the "fake tool calls" won't be added

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    Comment #47387200

    Btw seems like NullClaw is facing the same issue. Currently the 1st result on Google is a shady website with popups, claiming to be NullClaw's (while the actual site (nullclaw.io) …

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    Comment #47379887

    I'm yet to find a satisfying vim AI integration. I want something that blends into my vim workflow, and does not require me to switch Windows and copy paste or reload my open buffe…

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    Comment #47369625

    I found this to be inaccurate, I can run OSS GPT 120B (4 bit quant) on my 5090 and 64 ram system with around 40 t/s. Yet here the site claims it won't work

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    Comment #47304549

    Exactly, that's why I objected to the "noble" aspect of working on defensive technologies

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    Comment #47290346

    Although I agree with the general sentiment, but I'll slightly push back on the "nobility" of any engineering pursuit. Such things are highly amoral (not immoral) and context speci…

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    Comment #47212745

    I'm waiting for someone to polish a well thought out interface for power coding

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    Comment #47200741

    Seems very interesting thanks for sharing! (even tho it still has a review process, but I feel it's heading in the right direction)

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    Comment #47198528

    I think for AI to become useful while minimizing it's harm, the interface as a whole needs to be reworked. Instead of having a loop of code generation followed by review. The initi…