> One Google search (yeah I'm old, sorry, nobody "Googles" anymore) Maybe that's your answer. Search is so bad and LLM so good that it's faster and easier to re-implement than reuse. The only thing that slows down the…
> cmd+v just pastes images Can I use normal X11 text selection with mouse button-1 and pasting with button-3? In the end, failure to handle basic X11 select/paste is what keeps me away from herdr and tmux.
I guess it was a figma of our imagination.
Yes, this sounds like the interview that I was remembering. >Fundamental forces just are, and you understand them by studying them. This is largely the point I was trying to make. One must understand QM using…
Am I alone in thinking type hints are largely a waste of time in Python and can be actively harmful? I had claude run ty via this new "uv check" on a moderately sized Python package (cli+tui to a multi-transport…
I take issue with "understand". I agree QM can not be understood in terms of everyday experience. One must build experience, language and proper metaphor for the understanding. For example, in the intro Ross uses the…
Or at all. Not even a "this page is useless without javascript because the author is too incompetent to provide text as direct HTML" message.
If you are paying for the API anyways, I don't think it makes a difference. What is different is if you are on a subscription then you need to pay more to use `claude -p`. But then Anthropic started adding free credits,…
Or, wrong by design. There is something about nudging users to use the claude CLI from which Anthropic extracts value. Otherwise they would not charge extra for "claude -p" or ACP access. The tmux send-keys + terminal…
Money for the Genesis Mission is coming out of science budgets. Given how damaging this funding for Artificial Intelligence as been for US science, can't wait to see what Super Intelligence funding does to it.
There exists https://github.com/asg017/sqlite-vec And for small enough vector sets, holding them in memory is reasonable. Most personal photo collections would fit that scale.
I assume individuals have to meet in order to become peers.
> I do not fully understand where the disconnect comes from. I do believe people that say that they get crap from LLMs, and I suspect I can guess some of the reasons for that, but I cannot be sure. Same here. There is…
HTTP is also still somewhat popular. But, seriously, that got me curious. There are many protocols from that early era that are still with us today. NTP, DNS, SMTP, IMAP, BGP, SNMP, NFS, ICMP. If you allow the 1990's as…
Org-roam helps this problem for me in two levels. Sometime around the turn of the millennium, I started with org by writing files in a directory where I made a "topic" sub directory for each "thing" I wanted to note.…
You are ignoring that prompting is fractal all the way down to the scale where the human writes everything by hand. If I say, "start a C++ package skeleton" I'm getting CMake, not waf, make, bjam, or whatever. If I…
> (and HEP in general) Not for any neutrino experiment I know of. There are paper committees that govern publication but the actual preprint submission to arXiv is always done by one of the authors. > I would think…
I've used org-babel in big and small contexts for more than a decade. I generally reach for the patter for a few goals: - Keep diagram source (eg Graphviz dot) with the document. - Write software developer manuals that…
The basic idea of Lifestreams is good for its metaphor but a lot of important implementation problems are ignored: ballooning storage from "clone" operations for every edit, ever increasing "view" query time, lack of a…
TRAMP actions are also rather slow (high latency). OTOH, tramp-rpc relies on a little tool to run on the remote and is much snappier. This proves there is a better middle ground than TRAMP with nothing and whatever…
> Published Posted. Having a preprint on arxiv is not publishing.
The meta problem with all this desktop UX design discussion is that it's not actually very problem driven. Many of us solve our UI problems and we land into our own happy minima. Many of the UX "solutions" are either…
What is the interplay between such delegation and token cache timeout? If Fable is truly active for 4 days, enough to keep the cache hot, the cost would be astronomical. OTOH, if Fable idles while subagents are active,…
The point is you can quickly get any yes's, and then subject them to more expensive scrutiny.
> the maximum achievable throughput is 26 bps at 1.5 m and goes down to 22 bps at 4.5 m. And when there are more than one transmitters in real world conditions instead of anechoic chamber? It's cool and all and if this…
> One Google search (yeah I'm old, sorry, nobody "Googles" anymore) Maybe that's your answer. Search is so bad and LLM so good that it's faster and easier to re-implement than reuse. The only thing that slows down the…
> cmd+v just pastes images Can I use normal X11 text selection with mouse button-1 and pasting with button-3? In the end, failure to handle basic X11 select/paste is what keeps me away from herdr and tmux.
I guess it was a figma of our imagination.
Yes, this sounds like the interview that I was remembering. >Fundamental forces just are, and you understand them by studying them. This is largely the point I was trying to make. One must understand QM using…
Am I alone in thinking type hints are largely a waste of time in Python and can be actively harmful? I had claude run ty via this new "uv check" on a moderately sized Python package (cli+tui to a multi-transport…
I take issue with "understand". I agree QM can not be understood in terms of everyday experience. One must build experience, language and proper metaphor for the understanding. For example, in the intro Ross uses the…
Or at all. Not even a "this page is useless without javascript because the author is too incompetent to provide text as direct HTML" message.
If you are paying for the API anyways, I don't think it makes a difference. What is different is if you are on a subscription then you need to pay more to use `claude -p`. But then Anthropic started adding free credits,…
Or, wrong by design. There is something about nudging users to use the claude CLI from which Anthropic extracts value. Otherwise they would not charge extra for "claude -p" or ACP access. The tmux send-keys + terminal…
Money for the Genesis Mission is coming out of science budgets. Given how damaging this funding for Artificial Intelligence as been for US science, can't wait to see what Super Intelligence funding does to it.
There exists https://github.com/asg017/sqlite-vec And for small enough vector sets, holding them in memory is reasonable. Most personal photo collections would fit that scale.
I assume individuals have to meet in order to become peers.
> I do not fully understand where the disconnect comes from. I do believe people that say that they get crap from LLMs, and I suspect I can guess some of the reasons for that, but I cannot be sure. Same here. There is…
HTTP is also still somewhat popular. But, seriously, that got me curious. There are many protocols from that early era that are still with us today. NTP, DNS, SMTP, IMAP, BGP, SNMP, NFS, ICMP. If you allow the 1990's as…
Org-roam helps this problem for me in two levels. Sometime around the turn of the millennium, I started with org by writing files in a directory where I made a "topic" sub directory for each "thing" I wanted to note.…
You are ignoring that prompting is fractal all the way down to the scale where the human writes everything by hand. If I say, "start a C++ package skeleton" I'm getting CMake, not waf, make, bjam, or whatever. If I…
> (and HEP in general) Not for any neutrino experiment I know of. There are paper committees that govern publication but the actual preprint submission to arXiv is always done by one of the authors. > I would think…
I've used org-babel in big and small contexts for more than a decade. I generally reach for the patter for a few goals: - Keep diagram source (eg Graphviz dot) with the document. - Write software developer manuals that…
The basic idea of Lifestreams is good for its metaphor but a lot of important implementation problems are ignored: ballooning storage from "clone" operations for every edit, ever increasing "view" query time, lack of a…
TRAMP actions are also rather slow (high latency). OTOH, tramp-rpc relies on a little tool to run on the remote and is much snappier. This proves there is a better middle ground than TRAMP with nothing and whatever…
> Published Posted. Having a preprint on arxiv is not publishing.
The meta problem with all this desktop UX design discussion is that it's not actually very problem driven. Many of us solve our UI problems and we land into our own happy minima. Many of the UX "solutions" are either…
What is the interplay between such delegation and token cache timeout? If Fable is truly active for 4 days, enough to keep the cache hot, the cost would be astronomical. OTOH, if Fable idles while subagents are active,…
The point is you can quickly get any yes's, and then subject them to more expensive scrutiny.
> the maximum achievable throughput is 26 bps at 1.5 m and goes down to 22 bps at 4.5 m. And when there are more than one transmitters in real world conditions instead of anechoic chamber? It's cool and all and if this…