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flutetornado
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Comment #47481645
I ended up creating a personal vim plugin for merges one night because of a frustrating merge experience and never being able to remember what is what. It presents just two diff pa…
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Comment #47371290
My experience with qwen3.5 9b has not been the same. It’s definitely good at agentic responses but it hallucinates a lot. 30%-50% of the content it generated for a research task (l…
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Comment #45614237
There are several useful ways of engineering the context used by LLMs for different use cases. MCP allows anybody to extend their own LLM application's context and capabilities usi…
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Comment #43937280
I prefer it because it forces distillation to core ideas, consumable quickly. Busy people have too little time to read too much verbiage.
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Comment #43933113
Everyone in my entire team - best of engineering as well as every manager left. Underpaying and over subscribing people has become a hallmark over there - it's just a body shop now…
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Comment #43932275
I’d do that every time I get a chance! Ex-HPE black label on my resume from a startup I used to work in that they bought. That company is a complete horror show.
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Comment #43673922
I think the performance in terminal apps could come from the fact that terminals can use pre rendered, pre cached in GPU, text glyphs covering a fixed size small grid (of glyph siz…
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Comment #43549724
I was able to compile ollama for AMD Radeon 780M GPUs and I use it regularly on my AMD mini-PC which cost me 500$. It does require a bit more work. I get pretty decent performance …
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Comment #43274970
My understanding is that top_k and top_p are two different methods of decoding tokens during inference. top_k=30 considers the top 30 tokens when selecting the next token to genera…
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Comment #42093992
GPU workloads are either compute bound (floating point operations) or memory bound (bytes being transferred across memory hierarchy.) Quantizing in general helps with the memory bo…
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Comment #41330964
Altair is superb. Have used it a lot and it has become my default visualization library. Works in VSCode and Jupyter Lab. The author has a great workshop video on youtube for peopl…
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Comment #37431537
Try neogit plugin for neovim. Its a work in progress. https://github.com/NeogitOrg/neogit
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Comment #37389367
Yes, on a related note Neovim just got support for WASM plugins and apparently WASM is 100% faster than Lua (neovim's default plugin language runtime) for this use case according t…
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Comment #33039051
I found this very helpful when switching to nvim recently. Kudos to the author for having the nvim config on github and making videos explaining how he set it all up: https://githu…
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Comment #32605193
JupyterLab JupyterHub Jupytext - converts ipynb to py Nbstripout - strips all output from ipynb Nbmerge - resolves merge conflicts Vim-jupytext - vim plugin to auto convert ipynb t…
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Comment #32443572
I have been using oil infused Ceramic cookware from Calphalon (Classic). The handles are made of stainless steel which stays cool despite all the cooking. Quite convenient. Works v…
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Comment #30989636
This is the best solution I have found so far being a long time vim user. ssh + tmux + vim is all you need. Least amount of potential problems in this setup. vim runs locally on th…
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Comment #30442766
For a lot of things such as tables, lists, adding links, etc, markdown allows you to do it "inline" while typing, instead of forcing out of band operations.
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Comment #30186208
If space colonization leads to mining resources from asteroids and offloading the environmental costs of such mining from earth or get us building materials strong enough to give u…
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Comment #30106994
I have always wanted Kindle to support a lot more features than what it does today. Digital books could be a lot more than what they are today. Want to embed a python REPL in a pyt…
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Comment #29562782
Will you get this vaccine? https://trialsitenews.com/fdas-forced-hand-drops-pfizers-bom...
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Comment #29437929
Not worried about the singularity anymore after listening to the smartest AI’s generated stories.
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Comment #22353790
I like to use the vim plugin DrawIt for ascii diagrams: https://www.thegeekstuff.com/2009/12/how-to-create-ascii-dra... https://github.com/vim-scripts/DrawIt Pretty easy to create …
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Ask HN: Any system programmers who are freelancing? How?
Most of the freelancing gigs/discussions I come across are about web programming. Are there any system programmers here who are freelancing? How did you start?