Andrew Chambers

Software Engineer

[Andrew Chambers @AndrewChamb]

@matteocollina The point of open source was never to reap a profit, it was to share the common code we all know we need and don't want to pay for.

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@hillelogram @bcherny Definitely needs a controlled experiment .

An alternative explanation might just be a fresh review with a newer model.

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@hillelogram @bcherny My experience is that even if its bad, it still seems to trigger deeper code review which still finds bugs.

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@bcherny Works great, with C code try verifast or frama-c too.

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@filpizlo I wonder if there are any emulators or vms or kernel configs that will let you stress test thread interleaving.

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@kenpdx71 @firesidealpha Its probably pretty fun to get to see all the new technology first and while making fuck loads of money. I would love to be there.

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@mitsuhiko @AuerSusan @lucasmeijer I added a view image tool that executes a script that outputs image data on stdout. This is often more efficient as you don’t need to write intermediate files.

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@tobi mcp sucks because it doesn't compose. That is about it.

CLI tools or python scripts with apis both let the model compose and transform the fetched data.

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@robherley 55 percent chance of being uncool.

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@Drachs1978 except it can take the best part of each human artifact and combine them.

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@filpizlo fantastic.

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@__tinygrad__ @finkd Muse being open is the only thing that would make me consider using it over chatgpt.

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@filpizlo @iScienceLuvr on the code front I feel like we will need to move more towards languages that support formal verification and start learning these tools.

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@owenthcarey you are supposed to just get on with your work? What were you expecting to do?

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@chooi_jeq Claude, travel back in time and stab baby hitler, no mistakes!

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@filpizlo though spawning/provisioning vms is something that can also be done over ssh.

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@filpizlo I am starting to think most agents should just interact with every host over ssh/sftp. Then maybe have a tool for spawning vms .

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@ThePrimeagen @AmirHosAmini An AI like that would not care if sending a message takes days or weeks. That is the point, it just does whatever is necessary.

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@rui314 I sometimes prefer to write rust in a C style and removing some abstractions while keeping the great ownership system.

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@rui314 I think one of the good things about rust is unidiomatic code is still fast and safe if you have good first principle understanding.