Kyllä peleihinkin pitäisi lisätä suomenkieliset nimet, kuten leffoissa oli aikoinaan. Sen verran hienoja on esim "Vanhin vierittää online-tilassa", "Detroit: Ryhdy ihmiseksi" ja "Nössöt aallot". support.microsoft.com/fi-fi/topic/...
Kyllä peleihinkin pitäisi lisätä suomenkieliset nimet, kuten leffoissa oli aikoinaan. Sen verran hienoja on esim "Vanhin vierittää online-tilassa", "Detroit: Ryhdy ihmiseksi" ja "Nössöt aallot". support.microsoft.com/fi-fi/topic/...
Since I love collecting questionable analogies for LLMs, here's a new one I just came up with: an LLM is a lossy encyclopedia. They have a huge array of facts compressed into them but that compression is lossy (see also Ted Chiang). The key thing is to develop an intuition for questions it can usefully answer vs questions that are at a level of detail where the lossiness matters. This thought sparked by a comment on Hacker News asking why an LLM couldn't "Create a boilerplate Zephyr project skeleton, for Pi Pico with st7789 spi display drivers configured". That's more of an lossless encyclopedia question! My answer: The way to solve this particular problem is to make a correct example available to it. Don't expect it to just know extremely specific facts like that - instead, treat it as a tool that can act on facts presented to it.
An LLM is a lossy encyclopedia simonwillison.net/2025/Aug/29/...
#TIL that the CSV settings in Azure Data Factory can be quite random. If the character used as a delimiter is inside a quoted value then it may be treated as a delimiter. Setting the "Escape character" in ADF to double quote fixes this even if nothing is actually escaped in the CSV.
Just posted some tips on the blog on how to list permissions in an Azure SQL Database. janneaa.com/posts/listin...
Sun shining in a snowy forest.
Spring is coming!
An Outlook emoji reaction
Emoji reactions are not how email is supposed to work... Receiving an email that contains only this seems like wasted time.
Just posted on the blog: Creating a free Hugo blog that's hosted on Cloudflare. janneaa.com/posts/creati...
DuckDB's local UI extension seems really interesting. It's always good to have some high quality local tools for data exploration. duckdb.org/2025/03/12/d...
I finally rebuilt my blog. It was high time since the last time was a decade ago 😁 janneaa.com/posts/hello-...
This boot loop also happened on my Garmin Forerunner 255. I got the watch to start with a master reset (2nd link). www.forbes.com/sites/andrew... forums.garmin.com/sports-fitne...
DeepSeek-R1 seems like quite a good AI model. It's also possible to run it locally in the browser.
Let's give this Bluesky thing a try 🙂 Sure hope it stays better than most of the other social media sites these days.