It'd be interesting to understand what makes nanochat out-of-distribution. If you view computer programs at a low-level, even highly original software is usually composed of well understood ideas. Maybe there's some domain knowledge that LLMs can't grapple with that make it

It’s a great day to be alive.

I dropped by the Japanese American Museum of San Jose today. One thing I find cool is the long and rich history that Japanese have in the USA. Nowadays, there are many 5th or even 6th generation Japanese Americans. I've only once met a 3rd generation Japanese Australian.

I recently learned of a stack-oriented programming language called Joy. Apparently the creator, Manfred von Thun (rest in peace), was part of La Trobe University in Melbourne! It gives me a warm feeling inside when I see stuff like this being built at home.

Who else missed the fact that SambaNova launched their SDK? Everyone? ok

Tried this for the first time. Was pretty good, idk about those chips though.

The DSM 6 is expected to delight new players and old fans alike with it's fresh take on this classic series

I'm happy to share with my network that I've obtained a new certification.

I unlocked Dark Claude.

My life is just a long series of skill issues.

Prepare yourselves, the great November to December lock-in is upon us.

It's a bit sad to me that, out of all the dynamic scripty languages, Python is the one that came out on top. There's been so many resources poured into making it faster and, by and large, it hasn't moved the needle much. I don't understand CPython in detail, but I can't help but