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I don’t know what datasets are available to these LLMs, but I’d imagine if there was training on CAD code, text, and images, a prompt steered towards that probably could get it pre…

It’s not really feasible, in my opinion. US Gov could make US companies comply, like have Huggingface take down models out of compliance. But most likely, a foreign-to-US Huggingfa…

“It’s a Unix system. … I know this” XD Back in the days when it was an MS-DOS world…

Anyone see how Opus did? lol Also, eerily accurate timeline!

Correction: facts are facts. How a person perceives facts categorizes them into a political bias bucket.

Congrats! > Group projects were also a common complaint. You were randomly assigned a group, but it was often unclear if the participants were even doing the course - many people w…

Totally agree, misleading. The syntax looks like rust, but esp w/the memory management model (reference counting), it’s going to have more overhead than rust when it’s running, mor…

Oh we’ve been ready and it’s been known. We’re just too stupid to do anything else.

> waiting for an animation to complete before the app will start acknowledging my keystrokes. Or you find out you can input as the animation happens, but when the animation finishe…

Meta: so many words to say - save local first & sync in background. Feels like AI slop. Doesn’t address the concurrent update problem except for “optimistic”. At least provide some…

How does one choose what sequence of bytes constitutes a token?

And you know what the tokenizer is made of? Weights.

Test Driven Development. There's more than several /tdd skills that are popular.

Really? Putting quotes around strings is called escaping now? One workaround is to escape the string, like this: countries: - DE - FR - "NO" - PL - RO Comon, it’s 2026, yeah yaml’s…

Just follow the man, not the brand. He’s still doing his thing: https://www.natesilver.net/

Just reporting what I’ve experienced. No need to go with the ad hominem attack. I happen to lead a team with a major Rust infra project and I stand by the experience with usage acr…

1. Amount of Rust training data isn’t as much as Go. 2. Golang syntax and style is very verbose yet simple. There’s not as many options nor programming language to domain mapping n…

One simply does not [“provision” more hardware|(reboot systems)|(redeploy software)] in space.

As a Costco member and customer, I’d actually trust the leadership more than most companies. Use the tariff money and keep that $1.50 hotdog ~ enough avg Americans can use that bre…

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Not purely an advertisement, it’s a real app! https://www.datadoghq.com/blog/updog-ai/ But it does help with marketing and showing off our tech.

I don’t feel that old, but I guess being 45 is ancient in tech. The Silicon Valley tech jobs we have now has a history rooted in World War 2 and funding of it by the US gov. https:…

I’d argue it’s come full circle and it hasn’t changed a bit. There wouldn’t be a Silicon Valley without World War 2 and US gov. funding of Stanford to develop radar basically. The …

When humans write the software, who verifies it? half sarcasm, half real-talk. TDD is nice, but human coders barely do it. At least AI can do it more!

Hot take (?): The random sizing today is great: * If you want a better fit, go physically to a store instead of shopping online and try them on. * the vanity part is also fine, no …