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syntex
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Comment #48184842
Be careful when transposing game-learned behaviors into real life.
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Comment #48082908
yes I always thought it's an easy thing. but I changed my mind recently when I had to deal with it. A lot little things you need to think of. For example. Client sends a request. T…
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Comment #48063527
You've some wrong assumption. One is that you are wrong about Poland / Greece wages. In 2026 Polish worker actually earns more than a Greece worker for the same role. Something lik…
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Comment #48008467
Thanks! I wasn't aware of Jido or ReqLLM before. ReqLLM looks especially promising, and I will likely use it. At the moment, I'm only integrated with OpenRouter.
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Comment #48007922
Its semi public, but I probably publish it soon once its less embarrassing. Its an Elixir agent runtime with a thin Go TUI (bubble-tea). Im building it mostly to explore agent orch…
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Comment #48006112
Not sure you can replace Claude with DeepSeek V4 that easily and have same results. From what I see while building my own agentic system in Elixir, the problem is in training for y…
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Comment #47995630
These benchmarks means very little. The real test is model + harness so agentic system that can fulfill given goals.
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Comment #47845234
hallucinates in pretty much every answer
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Will consciousness be the only thing humans have left?
I have been thinking about how we slowly give our mental tasks to technology. Each major invention takes a job away from our brains: Writing -> We stopped needing to remember every…
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Comment #46792703
Yes, I did it as a joke inspired by the PRISM release. But unexpectedly, it makes a good point. And the funny part for was that the paper lists only LLMs as authors. Also, in a wor…
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Comment #46788478
The Post-LLM World: Fighting Digital Garbage https://archive.org/details/paper_20260127/mode/2up Mini paper: that future isn’t the AI replacing humans. its about humans drowning in…
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Comment #46005277
I see that author decorating webiste for Christmas :)
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Comment #44239260
I didn't downvote. T the problem with the paper is that it asks the model to output all moves for, say, 15 disks 2 ^ 15 - 1 = 32767 32767 moves in a single prompt. That's not testi…
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Comment #44237321
The illussion of reasoning was terrible paper. 2^n-1 how it could fit in context size. I tried o3 and he gave me python script saying that inserting all moves is to much for contex…
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Comment #43953492
The same for me. I only knew how to assign variables, use for loops, if->then, and use poke command. And from this specific point I started thinking about myself as programmer even…
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Comment #43953471
I think there were alignment programs for the Datasette. It played a constant tone or signal that would show whether the head was properly aligned. I think it was on on cartridge t…
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Comment #43949344
I bought my C64 very late - around 1991/1992. It was in Poland where I bought a used one from my friend. Back then, Eastern Europe was a decade behind the Western side of Europe. T…
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Comment #43378318
cheaper hardware usually means more adoption of the software and then even more demand for hardware
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Comment #43309947
I wonder why Poland is still buying F35 and other European countries.
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Comment #43161449
What i can do with that?
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Comment #42664314
just 2piR and then extra h change the result very little fraction. How is that counter-intuitive :)
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Comment #42650696
Why does this have so many upvotes? Is this the current state of research nowadays?
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Comment #36434454
You can play this game here free80sarcade.com/atari2600_VideoChess.php
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Q: Whats the Relationship Between Transformer Network Size and Task Performance
I'm exploring the relationship between the number of parameters in Transformer networks and the range of tasks they can perform. Basically I would like to know that networks of the…
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Comment #36155980
Personally, I find the cost a bit steep. Truth be told, I don't frequently tinker with CSS, maybe only a couple of times annually. A lifetime license for $39.99, however, would def…