Definitely. It might require significantly more input to gain the same certainty, but all it's doing is reweighting the possible next tokens before choosing, and code output is still just token output. The rigid syntaxes probably means that the next token probabilities are much more sharply divided (maybe a random sentence the top 1 choice is just 40%, top 3 are 80%, but for a line of code, the top 1 choice might be 90% probability and top 3 hit 99%)
swicano
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Oh that's per year! Not quite as bad as I thought
That's a lot of misplaced trust you're putting into graduate school admins.
That's probably exactly what they did, deployed a sbc + some off the shelf model and increased the price 300x by making a black plastic shell.
Well you see they both end in -berg and fatberg is a bad thing
I don't remember if supernote is OSS, but I've got the A6, and I think they got an A5 and A4 sized one. Pricey though.
I got 16 gb on my W11 laptop, and I'm regularly bouncing off the 13 gb point where swap/ compression/ whatever kicks in and shit gets slow, doing relatively benign shit like browsing the web, YouTube and Gmail open, and vscode running working on some python shit. On 8 gb I'd probably have to use my phone for everything except vscode to get it to fit. It's not the lightest possible workload, but it shouldn't be slamming swap so regularly.
I guess yall haven't heard the art of Memphis Kansas Breeze https://youtu.be/L8MBUZjJX7Y?t=213
It's definitely somewhere in their discography