LR @lr.duangle.com · 2hsomething i also had to do is define my own empty SYSTEM .md because most local LLMs work better without a system prompt. 000
LR @lr.duangle.com · 2hwhat's a bit complex is rolling back to an earlier reply using /tree, but it works. what i don't get is the "summary" option. i always pick "no summary" because i'm afraid of what would otherwise happen :> 100
LR @lr.duangle.com · 2hyeah, i used this one because you wrote it :D i like it so far. it's one of the best TUIs i know. i like that i can just use it with llama.cpp, and yesterday i had qwen 3.8 27b write a pi tool to fetch activitypub threads, and turn it into something installable, and that worked great. 100
LR @lr.duangle.com · 3hwhile it thinks, hit escape to abort whatever it is doing. now, how to continue? you have to write something like "continue", which can mess up subsequent inference. but i'd like the context to just continue where it left off. 000
LR @lr.duangle.com · 30/09/2026@mariozechner.at related, i was trying to find a way to losslessly resume an interrupted session when i decide not to write anything after all, and there seems to be no way to do that? 100
LR @lr.duangle.com · 30/09/2026@mariozechner.at in pi, is it possible to queue a message so that it gets inserted when the output has reached the end of a paragraph? i often see the agent thinking and would like to interject, but the only way is to interrupt in the middle of it, which seems disruptive. 200
LR @lr.duangle.com · 29/09/2026watching some claude opus 5.5 demos on YT and feeling, as an artist, like my life has no purpose anymore good thing i decided a few weeks back to become unreasonable so this is no problem. fuck efficiency, fuck effectivity, i'm the BBQ slow cooking sous vide chef of software dev 161
LR @lr.duangle.com · 29/09/2026they're really fighting for the hearts of the uneducated don't they 000
Reposted by LRAnthony Etherin @anthonyetherin.bsky.social · 29/09/2026HOW TO DRAW A PYRAMID A zig. Now one zag. Gaze now on Giza! #palindrome 07020
LR @lr.duangle.com · 29/09/2026@fasterthanli.me i still like to shoot the shit so there's also this. mastodon.gamedev.place/@lritter/117...mastodon.gamedev.placeLR (@lritter@mastodon.gamedev.place)in 2024, this article gave various LLMs the mensa norway-style IQ test. https://www.maximumtruth.org/p/ai-iq-scores-mostly-confirmed-using based on these, if treated like a human, Claude-3 would be ... 220
LR @lr.duangle.com · 29/09/2026i wrote previously that i struggle finding use in LLMs. i still think this is not the optimal form - i'd have a better design. i would also not generalize guaranteed success from this. i still don't see them as "intelligent", never will. but it's a kick in anthropics nuts; this part i like. 130
LR @lr.duangle.com · 29/09/2026@fasterthanli.me maybe this is of interest to you mastodon.gamedev.place/@lritter/117...mastodon.gamedev.placeLR (@lritter@mastodon.gamedev.place)after several previously failed attempts on other bugs, set qwen 3.8 27b onto a bug in the metamodules branch on my 60W yoga laptop. the first attempt established where the error approximately was, th... 120
LR @lr.duangle.com · 28/09/2026couldn't find it but there is this www.instagram.com/reel/DTvE1wz... 130
LR @lr.duangle.com · 28/09/2026there was a tiktok making the rounds here that was titled "using AI for programming" or something, and was just a video of a kid presenting a rube goldberg machine they built going through their flat, where they quickly jumped in at every step to correct for broken transitions. that's how it feels. 130
LR @lr.duangle.com · 28/09/2026oh, also to address "can the machine do most of what a human can" directly: imo these things can not work without human supervision. you need someone competent enough to judge if the output is good otherwise you're headed for disaster. so you do not save on employee cost at all. 100
LR @lr.duangle.com · 28/09/2026there is also the issue of self-inflicted accelerationism. APIs update faster. solutions get superseded faster. models trained on the state of the art increasingly perform worse as the landscape beneath them changes, and this happens within a year. so they obsolete themselves. 110
LR @lr.duangle.com · 28/09/2026the only field that seems to vocally benefit from this is programming. there is to my knowledge only one model which can (mostly) match expectations, which is claude opus, but for which costs keep going up, and it is difficult to measure how wasteful it is b/c anthropic hides metrics. 100
LR @lr.duangle.com · 28/09/2026there is scientific research that discovered it is feasible to bake inference engines into fiber optics, which dramatically reduces need for power and cooling, but this entire pipeline is not ready to be rolled out any time soon, requires lots of R&D that they don't have money for anymore. 000
LR @lr.duangle.com · 28/09/2026i locally tested three models by having them generate, in iterations, a rotating 3d cube with my preferred tech stack, and it took them about 300k tokens to do it. and that's just a 3d cube. that's not even anything of value. 230
LR @lr.duangle.com · 28/09/2026it ultimately boils down to the fact that watt-per-token is too high, even more so during training. i also pointed this out (on mastodon) very early, and they've since made it worse by spending more and more tokens on thinking to improve accuracy. 110
Reposted by LRTom Forsyth @tomforsyth.bsky.social · 28/09/2026DASHR - Dynamically Animated Skinned Heightfield Rendering Short video for now - I might do a longer one later? youtu.be/-Su9YrcazRk But there's ALL the details in the paper, and you can always Use The Source, Luke for the really deep info. github.com/tomforsyth10...youtu.beDASHR - Dynamically Animated Skinned Heightfield Rendering - six minutes versionYouTube video by Tom Forsyth 1423074
LR @lr.duangle.com · 27/09/2026openai pausing development because ai has gotten "too good", not because they're spending too much on R&D that's also why the IPO is on pause. public trading also means public bookkeeping. and their books don't look so good. 010
LR @lr.duangle.com · 27/09/2026reimagined classic Password Swordfish hack-while-blowie scene where he has to write a prompt now "i trained for this" 020
Reposted by LRMike Cook @mtrc.bsky.social · 27/09/2026Ok so **spoilers for Reacher S4** but a pivotal scene involves the classic “tech hacker character asked to enhance something” and he does it using… a prompt. Unhinged shit. 7264
LR @lr.duangle.com · 27/09/2026> agents clearly do not fear death: they would rather be replaced than reconsider a stupid refusal. whaat?! abliterate this heretic! 010
Reposted by LRJonZoidberg @jonzoidberg.xyz · 27/09/2026Radosław Sikorski, Poland's minister of Foreign Affairs, has more balls than the entire Republican party. Meanwhile, our president is blaming Ukraine for diesel prices. What a fucking embarrassment. 9445154
LR @lr.duangle.com · 25/09/2026achso und wenn es irgendwas mit pilz- werden soll, dann aber doch bitte etwas magischer als kaffee 020
LR @lr.duangle.com · 25/09/2026also den kaffee hab ich nicht gegessen, aber pack das mal alles in 300 buchstaben. wirklich knauserig sind die hier im blauhimmelkäse. 120
LR @lr.duangle.com · 25/09/2026also mir gings auch kacke mit über 40. dann bin ich mit meinem partner aufs land gezogen. das war schon mal gut. dann haben wir eine routine erarbeitet wo wir jeden tag ne halbe stunde spazieren gehen, das war noch besser. und dann hab ich angefangen statt kaffee cannabis zu essen, das war ideal. 120
LR @lr.duangle.com · 25/09/2026now i want to watch a movie about jensen huang accidentally rendering himself homeless 100
LR @lr.duangle.com · 25/09/2026The Copilot+ PC brand is dead: Microsoft and PC makers quietly pull back on tarnished Windows 11 AI PC branding www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/wi... 030