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I'd much rather just not need to grind instead of throwing compute and time at it?

I don't like that some configuration is fine via arguments and others by environment variable. I've noticed LLMs like doing this. And even more, like hallucinating such things. To me the advantage of AI coding is that the boilerplate of command line arguments and passing them around becomes trivial instead of tedious.

Did you switch jobs within that time or stay where you were forever?

No I'm saying this entire problem approach, including memory system of agents, is incorrect. Like the author argues. With the same solution of moving the ground truths outside of the model/context.

This is what I've been saying for years. I attended a tech demo of an AI assistant for a car's owners' manual. But they trained the manual into the model. Which means not only does it need retraining every edition, but it's imperfect. The models need to be trained to fetch and use documentation not vaguely recall infinitely many concepts. I would much rather have 27B parameters on how to code than 26B on stuff like numpy function listings. It's like they approached the problem from a closed notes hand written coding exam. Everyone hates those.

I like to use logon.com which for some reason occasionally routes to the login page of a captive portal. Why a method to get back to it hasn't been unified is beyond me. (Cue xkcd on standards)

This is what I brought up about the Giants game fiasco. When a quick quip generates tens of thousands of fake internet points, who cares if it's true? And not one of the ones I saw had an apology edit or were deleted. People don't care about the content, they care about the fake internet points

True facts. Cline does this with auto compact and it's so dumb. At the start of the session it reads the plan.md. during compaction, it forgets it. Same with its own output. It'll tell me the list of steps to take. By step 4 it needs to compact. So I prompt to do step 4. It spends 15 minutes searching the codebase and comes back that it couldn't find such a step. So dumb. So so dumb

We're getting close to completely automatic job searching and applications. Can't wait

But how many of those are real recruiters for real jobs that are relevant to you?

.... Veritasium and a ton of other YouTubers made entire careers off of that. Steve Mould, the action lab... I mean there are so many

My guy, most people are unfamiliar with Lisp

That went to Nazism real fast. But the thing is, most people don't think the Holocaust is a hoax (I think), whereas most people do think Lisp is difficult to read.

Yeah but that's a compile time constant. Wouldn't get executed at all.

Funny you mention 1234, which is the gdb server default port I brought

I'm pretty sure shifting right by more than the width just makes 0? Maybe it's one of those UB that's always done the same way

I think it's also important to remember that these people are karma farming. When you can get 5k points for "man bad", who wouldn't?

Doubly reminded of that as I'm watching a DEFCON talk where he cites fake Internet points as a driving motivator. Which is my feeling too but yeah idk the whole thing is missing that "we're real people" thing.

The longest escalators in the Eastern hemisphere, at Wheaton Metro, which I've ridden many times, are apparently the same speed according to Wikipedia. So my gut feeling of maybe they did that because maybe they're short doesn't hold

That ending is hilarious. I imagine him grabbing some random kid in public and asking why

[hello FBI I am not making a bomb]

I think if you can get into the chemistry just a bit, then the math behind the chemistry, it can be a vehicle. I mean it's the same with programming. Why write code (boring, yuck) when you could play video games? Then the kids see code makes video games. Suddenly you have all these programs with kids making Minecraft mods or whatever. But finding each child's "bomb" would be hard for a teacher to do, especially with a common curriculum

First term was somewhat coy. Second term is "yes we're violating the Constitution/law. What are you gonna do about it? Nothing? Ok cool I'll go do that again" over and over and over

Oh then yeah actually it is what I meant. But basically you can just buy the hardware from ubiquiti to do it yourself. No monthly anything.

You mean like 4G/5G -> WiFi? That's not what I meant. I meant sharing the one connection with multiple buildings.

I thought about what I believe is your way until https://www.tomshardware.com/opinion/t-mobile-home-internet-... and https://www.tomshardware.com/news/t-mobile-misleads-home-int... .

It's really not. Zynq-7000 can have 1 or 2 A9 cores, Zynq MPSoC can have 2 or 4 A53 cores. It sounds like what you've done is modified the freertos A9 port. It's abundantly clear that you had LLMs do this, trust me.

Any possibility of line of site wireless?

Zynq isn't an operating system? And you seem to be mixing OSs and architectures? Zynqs and I believe Versals contain both ARM (R and A) cores and a microblaze core. They can run bare metal, Linux, an RTOS, or whatever because they're just CPUs.

Out of self interest, can you please vindicate a feeling of mine? If a tenant in a carpeted but bottom floor apartment calls at 11pm saying the in-unit laundry room is flooding, what/who would you bring when you go out?

It's just a Chromebook. Again. At least it has decent hardware. But so do other $900 laptops.

We invented recompression because that's what society expected. I've gotten in slight trouble for simple emails like "hi xyz, can you please send abc? Thanks, jkl". They wanted a good morning, how are you, wish your family well, blah blah blah.

Likewise you can't just apply to a job with your resume, no no, you must write a letter about how you're a good fit. Does anyone care? I have no clue. I've never seen a cover letter from any interview I've conducted. I never got a job that required one (the ones that did rejected me).

This is very classic: when the bar is defined as effort, people will try to find a pole to vault over it. Whether that's lines of code, cover letters, degrees, whatever. It's when you define success as maintainable lines of code that you can win. But that's not explainable to shareholders. Tech debt always has and always will be the hardest thing to communicate.

We pay for Disney+ and Hulu as a combo. It was great because Hulu had a good player, Disney+ had a good library. They've started splitting the two and now I wanted to watch a Disney show I'd missed from my childhood. The Disney+ player just wouldn't go. It would play the opening ad just fine, then nothing. Video preview on the scrub bar (?) would work, but it never played anything but a black screen stuck at 0 seconds.

It's always like this. It's always that the site won't play in HD let alone 4k, it won't let me turn off dumb settings, it won't let me guess 4:3 content without cutting it off... They've really ruined a silver platter. Just play the stupid video. We gave you the money. Just play the video, from your server, on my computer. It's all already pirated and stolen anyway, so I just don't get the point. I can screen share a DVD over discord with friends. Truly infuriating how terrible they've made a dumb video player.