arthurcolle

Can I turn them into server farms?

It's a false signal

Try it with Claude Code on Opus

Gemini CLI isn't very good

Edit: Also, the more competent models (Opus/ Sonnet to a lesser degree) are good at very complex subtask delegation that it can blow through and attempt and then verify in seconds, so not sure hand crafted regex examples are the best counter examples here

New code patch models that I didn't even take seriously are actually really impressive and pretty new

Probably pretty scary

huge research area

Imagine you have one of these addresses precomputed and you see it in a flashed alert

Do you sweep to a new address or what?

EDIT: Hypothetically, not running on Majorana-2

Congratulations on your newfound promotion to data structures person btw

Check out https://github.com/sergiotapia/magnetissimo it was a popular one like 7 years ago

I might have been thinking of this

Looks like generated with Claude

Thanks, I always associated it with GitHub (as having "done it first" but didn't really think to push further). I appreciate the correction, I like knowing the correct information.

Insert ref about Github's lava lamps

You could prove this much better by looking at something like this: https://cookbook.openai.com/examples/using_logprobs

Feel the Majorana-1

Wasn't the data labeling the first thing?

Just set up forwarding to another email provider

I was able to get a full dump of 9+ years of emails last month after setting this up

Zero thinking. If I need to switch later I can set that up on my time

David Lynch died??

This is a specious argument. It's event-driven because it has callbacks?

Yeah, I didn't think of that at the time I initially posted, but that's very true - I think pipes are definitely a key advantage of Elixir.

I couldn't imagine trying to implement this DSPy library in Erlang, for example

https://hexdocs.pm/dspy/0.1.0/api-reference.html

Thanks for this ! Apple Silicon?

It doesn't feel different enough to merit a difference. Elixir is just a set of Erlang macros that turn one syntax into .beam that otherwise wouldn't turn into .beam

Elixir is way more productive to write/deal with (Phoenix vs. Erlang templating) maybe if you're a web dev, but at the end of the day you're dealing with the same exact same underlying architecture. If you're a prolog programmer, Erlang will feel nicer than if you're a ruby programmer.

I have many packages published as Mix packages, and some published as rebar packages.

Overall, ergonomics definitely feel nicer with Elixir, but I feel like by having it be portrayed as "so different" from Erlang, people don't pull open the Erlang/OTP docs, and don't look at the dozens of behaviors that already exist that usually solve your problem.

Like, why is there a gen stage in Elixir but not in Erlang?

If you wanna use the BEAM, you can use it. If they were more in sync, and provided OOTB in the same distribution, I'd always lean towards Elixir.

Just feels weird that Elixir gets a bunch of street cred for what are fundamentally Erlang/OTP capabilities

Haha I wrote https://github.com/stochastic-thread/snek.ex 10 yrs ago

What are they doing with Python on the BEAM these days? I'm OOTL

Erlang is a way better fit for a distributed agent orchestration layer. You have a ton of dependencies, over network and maybe in userspace, you have a lot of inter-operability and reliability constraints, you want to hotswap code and capabilities at runtime, without degrading the overall system performance. And you get networking/distribution/async message passing for free

https://github.com/arthurcolle/agents.erl

I consider myself an expert in this relatively niche domain and welcome follow up, critiques, and even your most challenging problems. I love this area and I think distributed systems are coming back in a big way in this new era!

Probably a magnetar. The scales of these things make me feel a deep sense of existential dread

No advanced voice mode has multiple voices

they still need to post-train out the emissions of all the trapped souls

Some smart people seem to think you can just put it in a big isolated VM with special adversarial learning to keep it in the box

the name of the programming language should be in the title, I'm sorry but come on

I would guess less than 5% of residential traffic is this, LoL