Roy
@roycoding.com
Old school data science person who focuses on ML and calls it AI
roycoding.com
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To experiment with multi-agent systems you either need a clear business case and big budget, or you need to be a jabroni with a high credit limit.
I'm just the jabroni for the job, so I taught Claude to play chess, and learned a ton along the way:
jfkirk.github.io/posts/claude...
I'm just the jabroni for the job, so I taught Claude to play chess, and learned a ton along the way:
jfkirk.github.io/posts/claude...
Teaching Claude To Teach Claude To Play Chess
When AI competes against a powerful chess engine, it seems doomed - unless the AI learns how to cheat.
jfkirk.github.io
March 20, 2025 at 11:57 AM
To experiment with multi-agent systems you either need a clear business case and big budget, or you need to be a jabroni with a high credit limit.
I'm just the jabroni for the job, so I taught Claude to play chess, and learned a ton along the way:
jfkirk.github.io/posts/claude...
I'm just the jabroni for the job, so I taught Claude to play chess, and learned a ton along the way:
jfkirk.github.io/posts/claude...
Checking the timeline after being away for a bit
Randy, what is going on here?... nvm
😜
Randy, what is going on here?... nvm
😜
okok trying to decide if I want to try maining charge blade this time around for MH wilds... normally I main longsword and CB is sorta my secondary for when I want tochange things up =x but the new movesets for both are sorta interseting
March 17, 2025 at 4:05 AM
Checking the timeline after being away for a bit
Randy, what is going on here?... nvm
😜
Randy, what is going on here?... nvm
😜
What your current best setup / best model / best practice when using aider?
Claude 3.7 Sonnet for everything? Is reasoning mode worth it?
Claude 3.7 Sonnet for everything? Is reasoning mode worth it?
March 4, 2025 at 3:59 AM
What your current best setup / best model / best practice when using aider?
Claude 3.7 Sonnet for everything? Is reasoning mode worth it?
Claude 3.7 Sonnet for everything? Is reasoning mode worth it?
The stress of millions of hours of whiteboard coding interviews has been boiled down into DeepSeek R1's coding monologues for you to experience on demand
Enjoy
Enjoy
January 27, 2025 at 4:54 PM
The stress of millions of hours of whiteboard coding interviews has been boiled down into DeepSeek R1's coding monologues for you to experience on demand
Enjoy
Enjoy
Roy's three levels of ML/AI enlightenment:
1. ML is amazing. Let's use it everywhere
2. We should probably avoid ML if we can
3. Ok. Fine. Sometimes there's also marketing and other non-technical value to a company in using "AI".
1. ML is amazing. Let's use it everywhere
2. We should probably avoid ML if we can
3. Ok. Fine. Sometimes there's also marketing and other non-technical value to a company in using "AI".
January 10, 2025 at 3:33 AM
Roy's three levels of ML/AI enlightenment:
1. ML is amazing. Let's use it everywhere
2. We should probably avoid ML if we can
3. Ok. Fine. Sometimes there's also marketing and other non-technical value to a company in using "AI".
1. ML is amazing. Let's use it everywhere
2. We should probably avoid ML if we can
3. Ok. Fine. Sometimes there's also marketing and other non-technical value to a company in using "AI".
I'm using a random, open source signal processing app written 10+ years ago in C with zero documentation.
I was successfully able to ask GPT-4o mini (via duck.ai) to explain the default settings to me by copy-pasting the source code.
A happy LLM user over here 🖐️
I was successfully able to ask GPT-4o mini (via duck.ai) to explain the default settings to me by copy-pasting the source code.
A happy LLM user over here 🖐️
DuckDuckGo AI Chat at DuckDuckGo
DuckDuckGo. Privacy, Simplified.
duck.ai
December 3, 2024 at 8:23 PM
I'm using a random, open source signal processing app written 10+ years ago in C with zero documentation.
I was successfully able to ask GPT-4o mini (via duck.ai) to explain the default settings to me by copy-pasting the source code.
A happy LLM user over here 🖐️
I was successfully able to ask GPT-4o mini (via duck.ai) to explain the default settings to me by copy-pasting the source code.
A happy LLM user over here 🖐️
What are the best resources for learning how to interact with Bluesky via API?
November 15, 2024 at 2:27 AM
What are the best resources for learning how to interact with Bluesky via API?
I decided to recycle my old script that uses Keybase to send me alerts on my phone and it still works out of the box 🎉
I'm glad/surprised that Keybase is still going. It seemed to have a lot of promise and buzz before it was purchased and put on life support.
gist.github.com/roycoding/87...
I'm glad/surprised that Keybase is still going. It seemed to have a lot of promise and buzz before it was purchased and put on life support.
gist.github.com/roycoding/87...
Notifications with Keybase: You get a puppy!
Notifications with Keybase: You get a puppy! GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
gist.github.com
November 13, 2024 at 2:16 PM
I decided to recycle my old script that uses Keybase to send me alerts on my phone and it still works out of the box 🎉
I'm glad/surprised that Keybase is still going. It seemed to have a lot of promise and buzz before it was purchased and put on life support.
gist.github.com/roycoding/87...
I'm glad/surprised that Keybase is still going. It seemed to have a lot of promise and buzz before it was purchased and put on life support.
gist.github.com/roycoding/87...
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Alright, now that everyone is here, what are the new/cool data conferences that people are looking to attend in 2025?
a man with long hair and a mustache says " i must know "
ALT: a man with long hair and a mustache says " i must know "
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October 29, 2024 at 1:06 PM
Alright, now that everyone is here, what are the new/cool data conferences that people are looking to attend in 2025?
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October 28, 2024 at 3:31 AM
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I just got here and I gotta say I’m getting choked up seeing everybody in one place again.
October 28, 2024 at 1:00 AM
I just got here and I gotta say I’m getting choked up seeing everybody in one place again.
What are some things people are using LLMs in production for these days (that are not chat)?
My team is using LLMs for discrete information extraction from PDFs. It lets us move really fast, but of course you still need to do all of the standard ML eval stuff.
What are you using LLMs for in prod?
My team is using LLMs for discrete information extraction from PDFs. It lets us move really fast, but of course you still need to do all of the standard ML eval stuff.
What are you using LLMs for in prod?
October 27, 2024 at 11:13 PM
What are some things people are using LLMs in production for these days (that are not chat)?
My team is using LLMs for discrete information extraction from PDFs. It lets us move really fast, but of course you still need to do all of the standard ML eval stuff.
What are you using LLMs for in prod?
My team is using LLMs for discrete information extraction from PDFs. It lets us move really fast, but of course you still need to do all of the standard ML eval stuff.
What are you using LLMs for in prod?
October 26, 2024 at 2:50 AM
I've been playing around with uv and am definitely in the "this is going to be a game changer" camp.
Some one can run the entire Python project with a single uv command. Everything else is taken care of under the hood: Python version, virtual env, dependencies. Everything.
docs.astral.sh/uv/
Some one can run the entire Python project with a single uv command. Everything else is taken care of under the hood: Python version, virtual env, dependencies. Everything.
docs.astral.sh/uv/
uv
docs.astral.sh
September 21, 2024 at 9:24 PM
I've been playing around with uv and am definitely in the "this is going to be a game changer" camp.
Some one can run the entire Python project with a single uv command. Everything else is taken care of under the hood: Python version, virtual env, dependencies. Everything.
docs.astral.sh/uv/
Some one can run the entire Python project with a single uv command. Everything else is taken care of under the hood: Python version, virtual env, dependencies. Everything.
docs.astral.sh/uv/
Let's make Bluesky good!
I miss the old days of high signal Twitter. Maybe this will really be the new place...
I miss the old days of high signal Twitter. Maybe this will really be the new place...
September 17, 2024 at 1:57 AM
Let's make Bluesky good!
I miss the old days of high signal Twitter. Maybe this will really be the new place...
I miss the old days of high signal Twitter. Maybe this will really be the new place...