Baruch Berger

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

Just made a video on how to use #Clojure to build a #StarCraft II AI!

https://t.co/KFoTRSr6Cn

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@hunvreus @pidotdev a mailbox mcp between claude code + codex + opencode for local models is what I roll with. Opencode and codex both opensource + app-server. Haven't bothered with reusing claude code or codex with different models, but it's not difficult. CC remote app is nice for top-lvl control

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@PetrusTheron sonnet 4.5 did that.

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@goshatch Macros not dealing with that position in an RL environment might have pushed it that way. Although claude doesn’t seem to have this problem. Partially because it usually has my code in context where the string usually does go before the vec.

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@ovstoica Congratulations! Enjoy and cherish that sleep!

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@unconed Yeah CRDTs are very limited in scope. Had a look at replicache for a general solution, they also use fractional indexing for undo. But basic primitives like locks can go a long way. Would really like to read more about your views on data modeling and api design!

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@ovstoica @turjanofmiir @shipclojure Meh, mount was good, to me it’s just another layer of indirection and encouraging overengineering for what benefit? Allowing bypassing of namespace load order restrictions that are there for a good reason. I don’t get the whole “component/system” thing people talk about.

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@ovstoica @turjanofmiir Don’t. Just stick to what clojure gives you, namespaces. Clj-reload and plain clojure is where it’s at.

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@ovstoica Core.async is more flexible, but it’s easier to lose track of how data flows as you put them on a channel and don’t “know” what happens after that.

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@ovstoica I like that it has you compose a program with all the resources a feature uses, is elegant with regular clojure and coroutines but still has a good way to handle errors. Lets you think about back-pressure and has a pretty minimal, but sufficient amount of abstractions to learn.

[Phillip Isola @phillip_isola]

New paper: The Platonic Representation Hypothesis

In which we posit that _different_ foundation models are converging to the _same_ representation of reality.

paper: https://t.co/z0rh2gPeCc
website: https://t.co/Qo3BLTo25I
code: https://t.co/T0YUxG77mg

1/8

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@juristr How to set up using one as a library with live reload. (p)npm link helps, but it’s tricky to get right.

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@mauricio_szabo I’ve been quite happy switching to hooks. What are the reasons you don’t like it? Pure react will enable concurrent rendering.

[OpenSky Network @OpenSkyNetwork]

Finally, to conclude our technical programme we have Donald C Jackson from Stanford presenting "A System for Measurement and Analysis of Aircraft #Noise Impacts". #OSN21

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@thekitze Funny! I find the autocomplete in the devtools the key field to be super helpful for this, it also searches in possible values.

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@feedme Awesome! Some names on YouTube that make really cool stuff; Polygon Runway, CGmatter/DefaultCube, IanHubert.

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@txustice Thx for sharing, I do most of those! How long do your (water?) fasts go? What kind of skincare? I use ketoconazole shampoo once a week.

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@bodil Tuning in for the result of the showdown hahah.

[Baruch Berger @bbssberger]

@bodil (> 진 신)