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patleeman

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    I’m not disappointed. It seems philosophically the teams are aligned and Pi as a project can continue and be supported. It’s a better outcome than most could expect.

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    Comment #46379238

    I loved this book. The audiobook is available on spotify and was a great listen.

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    Comment #43914372

    I’ve been diving into MCP the last few days and it feels quite messy. It took an embarrassingly long time for me to figure out what the difference is between a client, server, and …

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    Comment #42858986

    Incredible work by the Unsloth brothers again. It’s really cool to see bitnet quantization implemented like this.

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    That's awesome. The original discussion of bitnet made it seem like you needed to train a model from scratch but its neat they were able to adapt an existing model. This is quite e…

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    Comment #41302787

    Yeah, its kind of a bummer. Dropbox doesn't really have a cohesive vision for their productivity suite? Dropbox Paper doesn't seem to have progressed and there haven't been any oth…

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    Comment #40721499

    Very curious if anybody else is working on a DSL that's meant for LLMs to output? Has anyone seen anyone using this approach? Any resources available?

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    Comment #40721455

    Domain Specific Language

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    Comment #40138037

    Can somebody translate this?

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    Yeah, I've been meaning to spend more time on it, but I've been switching around to different editors a lot lately, so the constant jumping around means I'm trying to keep my vim k…

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    Comment #38163602

    Yeah, this is the biggest thing I miss from neovim.

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    Comment #38151885

    I recently forced myself to learn vim motions and it's been paying off pretty well. Once it clicked I found myself wanting vim motions everywhere. I went deep and set up a neovim c…

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    Comment #37579760

    The actual prompt is just a chain of thought prompt and the headline is just clickbait. Also in the article, the author gets COT wrong. > What "reasoning" they do (and "reasoning" …

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    Comment #36703267

    Why bother adopting the tool when Google invariably kills it off in a few years anyways?

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    Comment #36032189

    I love this so much, thank you for putting this together! My only piece of feedback would be for the "Inline Bookkeeping" section ( https://samwho.dev/memory-allocation/#inline-boo…

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    Comment #34719167

    It could also be early for the next cycle...

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    Comment #34714060

    I had similar challenges as well with the Archive/Resources/Areas. I didn't like the extra mental overhead to determine if something was categorized a certain way. I ended up combi…

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    Comment #33773895

    It’s quite interesting it’s developed without some kind of framework. Are there any learning resources for architecting large web applications with just plain JS?

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    Comment #33193256

    Wow! I just disabled minimal because I found the default theme to be perfect. Amazing work!

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    Comment #33002346

    I did it recently. It was pretty painless. Their import tool is top notch.

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    Yeah totally agree with this. I back up all my important data, but I’d still prefer to Apple/Fastmail/Dropbox be the primary provider of a service and back it up to my server (and …

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    I run a server at home and I’ve set up Nextcloud. I don’t trust it to be more reliable than a paid service. The thing about self hosted solutions is you’re completely on your own i…