That’s awesome :)
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That’s awesome :)
„On the table“ is also sad but the right proposition would probably be „at“ 😂
Sad that mistral has lost its seat on the table in terms of model performance and relevance :( we need European players in this space
I resisted until now on my iPhone and MacBook. I think I have to ditch the Apple ecosystem when I need to install Tahoe after all.
I don’t wanna have memory for my coding agents. I wanna have a deterministic context window defined from the files in my repo.
Opencode schooling me.
Seriously, I have never heard about the `from` keyword in Python until today.
And people say you don't learn stuff by using agents....
Used it a lot through open router as well today with open code and it works very well. Could be a nice alternative GLM 4.7 as OSS coding LLM
Can relate to that so much 😀
Software engineers are becoming mechanical engineers. We design the machines. We don't build them anymore.
Wrote a blog post about it. The AI helped write it. I'm still not sure how I feel about any of this.
blog.mariusvach.com/posts/design...
Giving that a new try here. The philosophy behind bluesky is the right one for social networks.
Also the web app is so much better than in the one letter social network.
Super interesting!
I'm currently evaluating the new gemini models for hand-written text extraction and somehow Gemini 2.0 Flash has problems with actual words. German or English, doesn't matter.
Haven't had the same problem with Flash Lite
Late last year I converted some of my projects to fastht.ml - and have been doing all new projects with it.
My productivity and enjoyment has increased significantly. An absolute joy to use. Thousand thanks to @howard.fm et al for the fantastic tooling.
Here is why I think reasoning models (like DeepSeek R1) are a huge step forward.
(and it's not necessarily their superior reasoning performance)
blog.mariusvach.com/posts/i-love...
Llama 3.3 70B with speculative decoding on @groq.com is absolutely crazy. The answers come instant.
The effective use of LLMs IS a skill to be learned, just like using Google effectively is a skill too.
Is there a vim mode for microsoft word?
vim motions really tend to infect everything you do on your computer.
chat.deepseek.com seems to have some performance issues right now :D The hype got real.
There is still room for an intuitive LLM app library like llama_index or langchain.
Man, these two libraries are a mess and so bloated. The source code is unreadable.
That's the problem when you try to do everything all at once.
Back from holidays to build cool shit and talk about it :)
That’s one one my favorite posts by @morganhousel.bsky.social and there is some striking similarities to the work of Hartmut Rosa on ‚Resonance‘.
In the modern world we put too much emphasize on being efficient and correct.
Super interesting stuff.
collabfund.com/blog/intelli...
Sentence classification, information retrieval, named entity recognition are among the top use cases.
Everything that isn’t concerned with generating text but doing „discriminative“ tasks on text.
I experimented a little with Preact and HTM and it’s kind of nice.
Absolutely not :)
Your productivity is incredible 😀 if someone knows how much time you put into the current course, it’s even more incredible
It’s amazing how hard it is to beat BM25 for retrieval, especially in realms with specialized language like medicine.
Super exiting stuff. I hope this will lead to smaller, more capable models!
I feel like there should be a ML/AI version of this:
"Training!"
xkcd.com/303/
Is Jurassic nbdev but for Deno? 😀 great name tbh
Haha, no apparently they don’t have a www to non-www redirect. Says all: www.editorialmanager.com
