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That's not a fair read of what I said

I also found that interesting but our evaluation methodology is quite different, so I didn’t go too deep into it

It does, tbh I was also surprised by the results!

Thank you! Will take a look at your results. I couldn't find much when I first looked into this, which is why I ended up writing the article.

In case anyone is curious about it: Submission: https://devpost.com/software/netra-empowering-the-visually-i... Discussion: https://gemini3.devpost.com/forum_topics/43663-winners-r…

Same for me. I actively ask the LLM to write as few tests as possible. Otherwise you end up redundant and low value ttests.

Reminder to use a cooldown period: https://dylancastillo.co/til/securing-package-managers.html

Just Pyodide for now!

I have the same experience with local models. I really want to use them, but right now, they're not on par with propietary models on capabilities nor speed (at least if you're usin…

I’ve worked with great engineers from India/Pakistan. I didn’t hire them, so don’t know too much about the process of how to find them but they were definitely as good as anyone I’…

I live in Spain. I’ve been in the industry for the last 10 years. I’ve seen from a very close distance several European companies move a big part of their operations to India. Have…

Which is why fewer and fewer companies are hiring in Europe.

Except we didn’t and there’s already an ongoing refugee crisis. [0] https://terrytao.wordpress.com/2024/08/02/what-are-the-odds-... [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venezuelan_ref…

While I agree that you must be careful when using structured outputs, the article doesn't provide good arguments: 1. In the examples provided, the author compares freeform CoT + JS…

Makes sense! I like the slider idea, but not sure if it’d introduce some bias to the results.