Philpax

Believe it or not, other people who aren't you exist.

One should not be proud of their ignorance.

I'd be careful with the branding - it sounds like an official Claude product. Maybe go with "Composer for Claude"?

The sort order biases towards newer posts.

An important note is that the models you can host at home (e.g. without buying ten(s of) thousand dollar rigs) won't be as effective as the proprietary models. A realistic size limit is around 3…

But you can adjust the output of a LLM and still come out ahead in both time and mental effort than writing it by hand. Unlike a 3D printer, it doesn't have to be right the first time around to s…

You are either a very fast producer or a very slow reader. Claude and Gemini are much faster at producing code than I am, and reviewing their code - twice over, even - still takes less time than wri…

It's transferring the style, not the knowledge.

That's four posts about RSC in about as many days. Dan, please, you've got to pace yourself :sweat_smile:

Amused that the third comment is the Tirreno guy continuing to spam his project [0]. Good ol' human spam will never go out of style! [0]: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&…

Because textual data is plentiful and easy to model, and physical data is not. This will change - there are now several companies working on humanoid robots and the models to power them - but it is a …

TIL! Thanks.

Even more fun when that includes date or time ranges; I've literally had to paste Swedish-style dates into Claude to help me parse what the intended reading is.

I believe it's Rutgers, not Rudgers.

I think their point was more that Gemma open models have restrictive licences, while some Mistral open models do not.

People who become proficient in Rust generally enjoy the syntax, so they want to carry it across. (As someone proficient in Rust who has pondered their ideal scripting language, I would have done the …