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blovescoffee commented on "Anyone else out there vibe circuit-building?"   twitter.com/beneater/stat... · Posted by u/thetrustworthy
bob1029 · 2 months ago
What would stop us from using something like LTspice to validate the circuit before risking physical components?

This seems ~identical to the situation where we can use a compiler or parser to return syntax errors to the agent in a feedback loop.

I don't know exactly what the tool calling surface would look like, but I feel like this could work.

blovescoffee · 2 months ago
I'm working on this. It works pretty well. The main issue I'm working out right now (which has proven very difficult) is the auto-placing and auto-routing on a multi-layer pcb.
blovescoffee commented on Predicting OpenAI's ad strategy   ossa-ma.github.io/blog/op... · Posted by u/calcifer
Palomides · 2 months ago
mad men is fiction
blovescoffee · 2 months ago
Okay read anything about David Ogilvy
blovescoffee commented on Predicting OpenAI's ad strategy   ossa-ma.github.io/blog/op... · Posted by u/calcifer
littlestymaar · 2 months ago
What “service” do you think you get from the ads you pay for?
blovescoffee · 2 months ago
customer acquisition
blovescoffee commented on New mathematical framework reshapes debate over simulation hypothesis   santafe.edu/news-center/n... · Posted by u/Gooblebrai
vasco · 3 months ago
Can you explain further?

Maybe I'm too out of this scope but if you want to simulate Universe X plus the computer Y that simulates X then you'd need at least 1 extra bit of memory (likely way more) to encompass the simulation plus the computation running the simulation (X+Y). The computer running the simulation by definition is not part of the simulation, so how can it be that it can truly simulate itself?

blovescoffee · 3 months ago
Not quite, compression enables you to simulate / represent / encode x data with less than x memory.
blovescoffee commented on GPT-5.2   openai.com/index/introduc... · Posted by u/atgctg
catigula · 3 months ago
The irony is that Deepseek is still running with a distilled 4o model.
blovescoffee · 3 months ago
Source?
blovescoffee commented on Anthropic taps IPO lawyers as it races OpenAI to go public   ft.com/content/3254fa30-5... · Posted by u/GeorgeWoff25
esafak · 3 months ago
That jumped out at me too. Like a time-traveling comment or something!
blovescoffee · 3 months ago
Like "someone" who's knowledge cutoff is from a while back...
blovescoffee commented on China's BEV trucks and the end of diesel's dominance   cleantechnica.com/2025/11... · Posted by u/xbmcuser
blovescoffee · 3 months ago
What makes you think/say they’ve skipped safety standards?
blovescoffee commented on </> Htmx – The Fetch()ening   htmx.org/essays/the-fetch... · Posted by u/leephillips
atomicnumber3 · 4 months ago
it's truly wonderful how much can be done and still be better than writing javascript
blovescoffee · 4 months ago
Do you actually feel like this is better (and not just at par or worse)?
blovescoffee commented on Facts about throwing good parties   atvbt.com/21-facts-about-... · Posted by u/cjbarber
roncesvalles · 4 months ago
there is some nuance

1. Sometimes an "inner circle" will co-host a party but the other attendees are not expected to do anything except show up and have a good time, and maybe bring booze. This is common with roommates and in college.

2. What you're describing verbatim is a potluck. Potlucks in the US are popular among immigrant groups, family friend groups, or parties for clubs or associations. But ultimately they're considered a bit uncool/laidback and don't fit the definition of an American party. They're better described as "get-togethers".

blovescoffee · 4 months ago
I would not consider this to be a potluck. I've been to many parties in both LATAM and the US. LATAM parties are indeed just like US parties very often but in many cases they are much more "communal" without being a potluck per-se. A potluck is still too formal a name for what I've experienced at least. Someone's uncle will bring a piñata, someone's aunt will cook pozole, a cousin will bring a speaker, and so on. And these types of parties are not "uncool" or even "laidback" they can be wild.
blovescoffee commented on WorldVLA: Towards Autoregressive Action World Model   arxiv.org/abs/2506.21539... · Posted by u/chrsw
blovescoffee · 9 months ago
More details on the actual arch would be nice. It seems like this autoregressive action world model space is a local max until the JEPA work takes over.

u/blovescoffee

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