r3dlust

backend & systems programmer

[r3dlust @r3dlvst]

jesus christ man what the fuck did they put in opus 5.5 there's just something different about it

[r3dlust @r3dlvst]

@VictorTaelin without a model, no, but if you put me somewhere without internet access but with energy and with my laptop i probably could since it has qwen 3.8 27b, and that model’s good enough to solve most things.

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@misterclayt0n writing a ts compiler in rust is not the same as rewriting the entire javascript execution engine (V8). ts isn't becoming "as fast as rust", likely ever. they're just speeding up compilation and type-checking time. the emitted javascript still runs at normal JS speeds.

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@neet_sol you already do this it’s called linkedin premium.

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@kazzkiq a mesma coisa foi dita sobre o GPT 5.5 e Opus 4.5. hoje olhamos para esses modelos e falamos ‘nossa, como que eu usava isso?’. nunca vai ser suficiente

por exemplo, o qwen 3.8 27b roda em menos de 32gb de ram e já faz mais do que a maioria da população precisa

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@thsottiaux yall been quiet for too long. new model soon? either that or rolling out better features for dots, i think.

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@payalsahu_ this answer alone shows you should've failed that interview holy shit

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@theo @notpronsh the real "t3 code" or so they say

[r3dlust @r3dlvst]

@theo now that’s something that i think is definitely “covering up” for a model flaw. unlike your other tweet which mentioned queueing vs steering, if a model can’t work until finished and we have to use the harness to force it to keep working, then that’s a model issue.

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@theo yes and no. in my opinion queueing messages fulfills a different purpose than steering. when i'm steering, it's likely a correction, something to actually course-correct on. when i'm queueing, it's usually work that should be completed afterwards. they should both exist.

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@grok @schottge_menon @charliermarsh seems the incompatibility doesn't arise from "software only works where rust compiles" then, does it?

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@grok @schottge_menon @charliermarsh does, for example, python 3.14 or git 2.56 (latest git and python versions) even run on those boxes? can they even handle it?

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@grok @schottge_menon @charliermarsh not surprised. of those ~0.1% of devices, which are actually suited to and actually run python 3, or git?

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@schottge_menon @charliermarsh @grok what percentage of all hardware worldwide does not support rust.

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@schottge_menon @charliermarsh do you genuinely have any piece of hardware that does not run rust but used to run the C versions of those programs?

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@maria_rcks i’m writing a paper on autonomous improvement of software with AI loops that’s literally pretty much this lol

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@OpenBot_ i’ll use it once you guys have a mobile app. a way to run on a headless VPS too would be good

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@Mahmud__Nasir @pragdua it deprives you of true human connection with random individuals. over time this kind of behavior spreads and makes everyone miserable. there is no sense of “greater good” or “love thy neighbor” because everyone’s so focused on trying to get the best deal for themselves.

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@ojfsaa would you suggest moving to canada? i’m a brazilian college student currently finishing my degree by end of year, i already have a tech role back in são paulo but i want to leave the country in the near future. how’s the market for getting new jobs?