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by Art9681 1y ago
What if the code is AI generated and the developer that drove it also understands the code and can explain it?
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I've noticed this too. I will be researching a topic elsewhere and then it seems to pop up in HN. Am I just looking for patterns where there are none, or is there some trickery happening where HN tracks those activities and mixes in po
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by Art9681 1y ago
Proof that attention is not only highly desired by Stanford tech bros, but HN keyboard warriors equipped with LLM tech. Everyone is clever all of the time.
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Show HN: Manifold is a platform for workflow automation using AI assistants(github.com)
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The moment the teacher realizes it was never about the perceived correct answer, but the questions that led to the paths taken. The sudden realization that teaching is more than the teacher initially perceived. Its not about teaching "
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by Art9681 2y ago
"I am getting extremely skeptical of Python. What class of problems is this language going to solve?" "I am getting extremely skeptical of Photoshop. What class of problems is this software going to solve?" "I am ge
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by Art9681 2y ago
All I know is more often than not, when I travel by air, I am more than likely going to be in a Boeing aircraft. I also know more planes fly today than ever. So it is no surprise that in a hyper connected world where everyone with a phone a
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by Art9681 2y ago
You're just getting older and looking at the past with rose colored glasses. No one is going backwards in capability. It is about how accessible and cheap the thing is. In the 90's, a license to install Maya or 3D Studio Max, or L
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by Art9681 2y ago
Here is an interesting article on Go optimizations with SIMD: https://sourcegraph.com/blog/slow-to-simd
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A Go optimization story: https://sourcegraph.com/blog/slow-to-simd
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Not one person in this world should have to motivate you to do the thing you love. This is a reckoning moment for a lot of people, artists included. Dig deep. Because the truth is that a lot of people do things, not for the love of and enjo
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by Art9681 2y ago
No one cares what badge of pride you choose to wear. Only the output. If an LLM produces working solutions, that's what your audience will appreciate. Not a self imposed title you chose for the project.
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by Art9681 2y ago
Neat. This is a popular visualization. It's been the ParticlesJS demo for quite some time now: https://vincentgarreau.com/particles.js/ There are many like it, but this one is yours and its pretty cool.
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I think the problem is the way you are phrasing your argument implies the LLM is always wrong. Consider a simple prompt: "Write a hello world in Python." Every LLM i've tested gets this correct. In my mind, it can't be b
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by Art9681 2y ago
The best developers of the future arent the ones who mastered Python or Rust. It will be people who can describe complex things using a new permutation of English. That new English is evolving right now. So using Ai isnt just about learning
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by Art9681 2y ago
The new Gemini Experimental models are the best general purpose models out right now. I have been comparing with o1 Pro and I prefer Gemini Experimental 1206 due to its context, speed, and accuracy. Google came out with a lot of new stuff l
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by Art9681 2y ago
It's totally valid criticism. What I meant is that if an individual's major concern is employment, then it would be prudent to invest the amount of time necessary to ensure a favorable outcome. And given whatever stage in life the
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by Art9681 2y ago
It's a tool. You learn to master it or not. I have greybeard coworkers that dissed the technology as a fad 3 years ago. Now they are scrambling to catch up. They have to do this while sustaining a family with pets and kids and mortgage
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by Art9681 2y ago
This is also the case for unverified and verified humans, and one thing I can say with absolute confidence is that the majority of internet content has always, and will always be unverified opinion and ideology. As is the majority of human
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In the end the power consumption means the current models that are "good enough" will fit a much smaller compute budget such as edge devices. However, enthusiasts are still going to want the best hardware they can afford because i
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by Art9681 2y ago
None of those questions are relevant are they? I get the impression you've already decided this isnt good enough, which is basically agreeing with everyone else. No one is talking about what it's capable of today. Read the thread
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by Art9681 2y ago
I am getting the "Your request was flagged as potentially violating our usage policy. Please try again with a different prompt." for a custom Golang RAG workflow that has nothing to do with OpenAI. I can send the same exact prompt
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by Art9681 2y ago
This is awesome. Well done. I am definitely going to try this out today.
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by Art9681 2y ago
I am a big fan of the author's work. If you have not checked out the Codapi project I highly recommend you check it out as well: https://codapi.org
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I love everything about this. I have been using HTMX heavily for a side project and glad to see it used in this project. Is fast.ai hiring? I would love to make contributions to their mission.
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by Art9681 2y ago
Sonnet is the best at the moment. GPT-4o is within a margin of error in capability. Use both.
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If LLMs suddenly appeared right now and you didn’t have the benefit of hindsight into their internal workings you wouldn’t describe them that way today either, even if it is factual.
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Fantastic. This is why efforts to defeat web scrapers will ultimately prove futile unless the human/computer interfaces require constant biometric authentication. I imagine in some dark timeline, content will not be displayed unless th
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by Art9681 2y ago
What do you consider "AI"? Because machine learning models have been deployed in enterprise systems for years. Video processing, security, data labeling, sentiment analysis. The sexiest one I can think of in recent memory is nVidi
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As long as a "user" can access those platforms then that data can and will be mined. The people working on such solutions just dont publish them publicly until the debate is settled. If I can view information on any website, authe

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