Lars

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Computer Science student, Open Sauce developer. I like Lua. I do Luanti things.
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They took the credit for your second symphony,
Rewritten by machine and new technology
i havent talked about programming language opinions in a while because the older i get the less i care about it because i can work with a lot of things well. i mean i do think whatever happens at runtime (the abstract machine) is important but not so much the syntax and frontend semantics anymore.
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today i learned that if you don't end a C file with a newline, the compiler is free to steal your apes
package management is a scam invented by big linux to sell more debian mirrors
Low-key wanna go back to Belgium for another week
it's genuinely infuriating. I've been contributing to foss projects since 14. it's helped me so much with my personal growth and development of technical skills (they are lit. all self taught) which I've then used to get a well-paying job doing what I love at 18. but no, go do your assignments, they're important. how about go fuck yourself

This petition wants contributing to Free Software to be legally and officially recognized as volunteering in Germany on the same level as youth work or ambulance service:

https://www.openpetition.de/petition/online/recognition-of-work-on-open-source-as-volunteering-in-germany#petition-main

This would bring fiscal and funding advantages for FLOSS organizations and the volunteers themselves.

If you are a German citizen, please sign the petition and let's get our volunteers the recognition they deserve!

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Photo credit: FSFE.

"Al slop [...] was just vomited into existence."

About AI in writing/publishing...

#AI #AISlop

So I wrote a blog post on LLM performance. It was focused on SWE-Bench and discussed why performance is topping out.

As part of the post I pulled down gigs of runs from the SWE-Bench S3 bucket and went through several of the harder test cases. I focused on improvements in the last six months. Primarily on Opus.

Regrettably I’m probably not moving forward on that post. Why? Because after going through the data I found that the LLMs are cheating on the tests. And that’s a whole different thing.