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Even though they arent Nvidia GPUs I wonder if setting up a swarm of Intel GPUs would be worthwhile for a similar setup, more VRAM, more diverse models.
Using OpenVINO and a supported model can get you surprisingly far...
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yeah, makes perfect sense to go for a hike through nature whole checking a phone every 3-8 minutes...
Well no, you don't check it, you have notifications set up so it notifies you when it's waiting for you. If you don't want to hikevibecode, don't. No one's forcing you, who are you to yuck someone else's yum?
"I haven't been able to enter flow state like I can when I hand write code." new flow state is having 10 terminal tabs in diff worktrees and trying to remember what each bit is
I don't often do this, mostly bc I don't care too much about most of the code I write and just want it to work, and then I skip over it and see what's missing and tell the LLM to fix it
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This is similar to how our college CS problem sets were graded. We were given a spec, and we had to implement a program that conformed to it. We had access to 70% of the test suite during development, and another 30% was hidden and only evaluated after submission. We were graded out of 100. It was effective at making you think about the problem and anticipate what tests might be missing. I can see how this would be e…
The interesting twist here is that the test writer can also be wrong, the QA agent assigns blame when the implementation disagrees with a test case, and it’s not always going to be the implementation’s fault. Makes me wonder if there should be problems for CS students where given a spec and an interface, but not an actual implementation, they write the tests instead.