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vjerancrnjak

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About vjerancrnjak

Programiram za pare. Programiram za zabavu. Jedem samo kapare. Živim sam na plavom splavu.

Mišljenje izneseno ovdje je moje, a ne mog poslodavca.

https://vjeran.crnjak.xyz

Email: vjeran.hn@crnjak.xyz

I'm out, too many bots, internet died.

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    Nope. Codex formalizes much better than any tool with exception of Aristotle from Harmonic. https://github.com/vjeranc/fixed-rtrt M3 module was formalized fully purely from experim…

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    Comment #48067438

    David Attenborough saw more clearly than most what was being lost. But even he stopped short of fully applying that logic to animals themselves. Rewilding at scale, deep emissions …

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    Comment #47976197

    Regret analysis in bandit and similar algorithms shows how inference is connected to loss function. If your loss function is good, greedy inference is as good as joint inference. T…

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    Comment #47938018

    Github was already struggling with bazillions of throw-as-much-crap-on-the-wall software running in actions, and now the world is running throw-as-much-LLM-crap-on-the-wall computa…

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    Comment #47907615

    Ask it to formalize it in Lean.

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    Comment #47887138

    I think this description is often associated with ADHD memes. Falling asleep after a can of energy drink.

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    Comment #47836844

    Following the bottle-cap madness, I don't think any current data shows the actual issue was resolved. Even worse, the effect on marine life is still not measured, and afaik reducti…

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    Comment #47805258

    just keep-alive it with pipelining, depending on the server, 100k+ RPS.

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    Comment #47541130

    haha, all of a sudden I see a tab "waifu pillow" on Amazon, and think I have a split personality that runs searches in between consciousness shifts, and then I come back to a funny…

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    Comment #47531213

    Just asked for boxes, curved shapes, cylinders, cuts, mirroring, gave exact dimensions and it built up to ~400 lines of FreeCAD python. 3d printed handle was exactly how i wanted i…

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    Comment #47526995

    I vibecoded a suitcase handle months ago with its Python interface. A pleasant experience.

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    Comment #47305615

    Your “what about plants” argument is such a worn-out trope that you must have seen it before and read a valid explanation of why it makes no sense. Peter Singer has been writing on…

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    Comment #47287331

    I had a similar feeling trying to calculate some combinatorial structures. At some point the LLM made a connection to extremal combinatorics and calculated tighter bounds and got m…

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    Comment #47259436

    Libraries create boundaries, which are in most cases arbitrary, that then limit the way you can interact with code, creating more boilerplate to get what you want from a library. A…

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    Comment #47253097

    White colar work is just a lucky place to be, 99% of it is completely made up, there's people doing nothing, and people doing work of 10 people, does not matter, the work itself ha…

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    Comment #47235638

    No. There is good signal in IMO gold medal performance. These models actually learn distributed representations of nontrivial search algorithms. A whole field of theorem provingaft…

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    Comment #47156484

    On reddit it's even worse, I feel like Reddit is internally having their own bots for engagement bait. As someone who loves LaTeX, I can't imagine ever spending so much time on typ…

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    Comment #47139572

    Funny how pydantic is used to parse and not validate but then there are post conditions after parsing which you should parse actually or which can be enforced with json schema and …

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    Comment #47022296

    Pipelines are often dynamic, how is this achieved? Pipelines are just a description of computation, sometimes it makes sense to increase throughput, instead of low latency, by batc…

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    It's quite tricky as they optimize the agent loop, similar to codex. It's probably not enough to have answer-prompt -> tool call -> result critic -> apply or refine, there might be…

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    I would say IMO results demonstrated that. Silver was tiny 3B model. All of our theorem provers had no way to approach silver medal performance despite decades of algorithmic leaps…