Imustaskforhelp

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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Really love this website and its awesome, thanks for making this! I really love Golang minimalist applications using sqlite. The whole architecture feels really elegant to me personally. I wish you luck for this project and if I may ask, is
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
One of the people I know works in really sensitive healthcare and I asked them the same thing out of curiosity. Now aside from the first doubt of any thing could be removed because of as you say nearby hosted Chinese model. The reasons are:
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Very interesting discussion, thanks for sharing that. India has a different system where generally speaking, it behaves more like UK/US courts (common law) over civil law. But if Supreme Court reads fundamental rights are violated then
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> I suspect a lot of the value from the job comes from the engineers being people who drew up dreaming of rockets and playing Kerbal Space Program as in other countries I think so, but I can only say it about my cousin to whom this field
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Indian VC's don't really have the same appetite for deep tech as compared to America/Europe. R&D within Indian Enterprises is significantly less as compared to its peers. From what I know, its partially because of how tax
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
My cousin is an aerospace engineer and works in ISRO (Indian space research organization), its impressive what they are doing but I'd like to chime in on a few things. I am unsure about private salaries but in govt. jobs, because it fo
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
I use oh-my-pi which I can recommend. I sometimes use opencode + obra superpowers and sometimes maki.sh in general as well but especially so on my VPS's as its written in rust. So regarding your question of pi.dev, I personally find oh
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> I don't understand why Oracle is hated more on HN than other large companies. My personal opinion is that HN and the tech/genera community treat it as more as being a lawyer company (or having a very large amount of lawyers i
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
I am sure that some other country (Mistral from France, India, Canada etc.) would have even more chances to innovate perhaps. and because Chinese models are open-weights, the distillations effects of them could be easier done as well ;) In
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> What do you think the cost would be for protective puts per $1M of equity exposure of a portfolio on a monthly basis? "Bubble Insurance" if you will. Going 100% bonds is simply intolerable for the time window for most retiree
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> Back in the day, we used to have this thing called “proof” before making wild allegations of illegality I understand that you might've wanted to know more sources but its better to ask them directly in good faith as I am more than
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> the hyperscalars are acting like Amazon in 1998 I hope you remember furniture.com, pets.com, webvan.com, kozmo.com and many others. Amazon.com (during 1998) in some sense is the exception, not the norm from the bloodbath in stock marke
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
Uber is a two sided marketplace and was still famously unprofitable for at the same time. Over 14 years, Uber burnt ~31 Billion dollars and in nearly whereas the amount invested within AI seems to be within Trillions at this point and in ne
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> There are many reasons to use subsidiaries for things like this, like to invite outside investment, ringfence risk, cede operational risk, and many more. Agreed, there are many valid reasons to have subsidiaries of course. The issue is
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
During the dot-com crisis. Nasdaq fell around 78% from its peak and S&P by around 49% so it isn't unprecedented (ironically has both aspects of being both tech and are within the same time-era) It created an actual recession albeit
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> you have to invest ahead of the outcome > this is just classic quarterly public company earnings BS, where public markets dont reward innovation investment Genuine question; but aren't these treating stocks as speculative and o
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> They think can outlast their competitors and capture a larger portion of the pie while the cost of inference keeps going down dramatically. We are also within an arms race of training newer larger models with more speed while discontin
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
For what its worth, SK Hynix CEO has every incentive to show that RAM prices will remain high for as long as possible because that is the only thing which is floating their evaluation to such astronomical amounts. Independent estimates sort
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
well, Meta[0] is getting sued for a 1.4 Trillion$ by many US states combined if that interests you. [0]: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/meta-says-it-s-staring-...
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
I don't have answers to such as you put it the existential question of our generation(s) but I do wanted to extend some human connection in forms of appreciation that I (yes a human) really appreciated reading your comment and there we
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
I would then have to wonder if all the time saved in the first place at all. I have heard anecdotes of verifying AI output to be more time-consuming and generally even more painful/stressful than doing the whole work yourself perhaps.
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
> I think we have forgotten how great real life was at getting stuff done. The computer was supposed to assist them and for a time it did. That is until we forgot what it was for and made it replace life altogether. I read the book how t
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
I do love some comments where people have nuanced thoughts on LLMs, so thank you for sharing them! I'm more so undecided on them because of the social effects on them. I am all for innovation but social media hasn't been the ideal
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by Imustaskforhelp 2mo ago
others have commented some good comments on the documentation aspect. I wish to talk more about incentives instead. I will set aside the discussion of if the AI writing docs and people caring about AI written docs. > He and I can bang ou
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by Imustaskforhelp 3mo ago
Arturo[0] language supports true,false and maybe. I really liked that idea actually, worth mentioning here. so valid arturo code can be like (picked from their in-a-nutshell documentation) i1: true i2: false i3: maybe [0]: https:/&#x2
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by Imustaskforhelp 3mo ago
This is really awesome, can't wait for this to land in the linux kernel. I have made appseed[0] (asciinema link[1]) which used zapps[2] which did a lot of tricks to achieve in end what this kernel patch could help in doing and hopefull
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by Imustaskforhelp 3mo ago
Thanks your overall comments and the discussion below have been good for me to read :D
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by Imustaskforhelp 3mo ago
Well done, my first thought after I realized what you did was the Slow clap meme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1N5lZw7e78
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by Imustaskforhelp 3mo ago
Yeah exactly, It is meant to mean/sound something in a way which could impress people or get any desirable outcome but in reality it means nothing or sometimes even opposite in a way similar to double-speak, recent layoffs and how they
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by Imustaskforhelp 3mo ago
> There is a tug of war between people and platform as such across this diagonal axis. People want value whereas platforms want content, the incentives between a viewer and platform/content creator are getting broken because of the

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