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Also, the language model might not fully understand the code then add a comment, then the next iteration will treat assumptions in the comment as the truth.

Then you might be missing SWA. Gemma models are extremely memory hungry without

Its about the angle yes, but the main thing is basically for every square unit of solar radiation gets projected onto a larger surface because of the angle- meaning radiation per unit area is lower. The secondary effect is that sunlight has to travel through more atmosphere, and gets scattered somewhat.

Would be really nice. Seems like even android is getting more and more locked down

Yes, except for the odd anti-cheat that needs kernel level access

Threadripper is a good alternative. No point having a lot of dual channel ram for LLMs, too slow

In any functioning sports body testing is random and unannounced

As long as you tune the JVM right it can be faster. But its a big if with the tune, and you need to write performant code

Agreed. Also, it takes time to understand a domain properly- so the innate slowness of coding helps with letting things “simmer” in the back of the mind.

I found swift way more enjoyable than rust as a C++ alternative. It even has first class-ish interop now.

Deterministic uuids is a very standard usecase

The sad part is the “buddy hackathon” is kind of redundant now

For humans org-mode is good at this

I find this to be a bit “easy”. There is such a thing as bad tools. If it is difficult to determine if the tool is good or bad i’d say some of the blame has to be put on the tool.

I assume these needs to be indications on overall diet.

Edit: i.e a bacon eater consumes a higher than average caloric intake, hazelnut eaters have more greens/vegetables in their diet possibly