adinhitlore

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Ask HN: Release Path for 'Transformers Alternatives'?
4 points by adinhitlore 6mo ago|1 comments
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by adinhitlore 7mo ago
it's not beyond the realm of possibility to train it. I emailed 30-40 people already with 37 screenshots including text generation and training. Not a single response. I thought for the time being this path is preferable over huggingsp
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by adinhitlore 7mo ago
yeah thanks, for the time being i'm leaning towards 'flash sale' for $1k to a VC. I know it's an absurdly low amount of money for that kind of claim which would lead to suspicions such as: * it's not working at all,
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What would you do if you have AI software that may be transformers alternative?
3 points by adinhitlore 7mo ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: Am I the only person who hates mobile apps but adores computer software?
29 points by adinhitlore 1y ago|18 comments
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Ask HN: What in your opinion is the best model for vibecoding? My thoughts below
1 points by adinhitlore 1y ago|2 comments
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Vibecoding is scarily powerful: minutes to get C and Python recursive pdf-to-txt
3 points by adinhitlore 1y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How high is the bar for AGI? what problems are "AGI-complete"?
2 points by adinhitlore 1y ago|3 comments
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Lovable.dev Is Absolutely Amazing
1 points by adinhitlore 1y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What's your current "ecosystem"/dev stack/tools that you use to build?
3 points by adinhitlore 1y ago|1 comments
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
I mean a bit egoistic I guess but can any of these students output such an amazing Chinese song (what im' listening to atm): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugVNDvnDDpA&list=RDugVNDvnDD... ^ Great singer, look up m
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
I didn't even click on it and was like 99.999% this will be about "ai version of amazon". Personally: yeah no thanks. I mean I have zero desire to attempt to develop something like this, while I'm sure it will be profita
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
Looks nice, a prima vista. Would love to give it a try later. c#? C# is amazing for GUI apps on windows. A lot of work for single dev still..
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
No. The exact opposite. It makes me hooked to it even more since now I can finally focus on designing the algorithm instead of thinking about releasing memory, converting datatypes, going to stackoverflow to grab the postgresql connection s
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
token limitations?? Can OSS 120 billion do it? I noticed even as 100% free version is very generous will give many LOC in codegen.
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
It's exploding, just look at my post history if you will i just asked about it yesterday that it climbed from 183 to 10th place in the tiobe index in just 5 years! It's absurd, I don't hate it but the 'oject pascal'
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
Great replies yeah. Personally: I'm mid-30s, yet-to-retire addicted to programming, been programming for ages with many highs/lows (aka from developing project with opencv/ai for DARPA to creating the worst flop in history of
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
they're never sending human on Mars.
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
sizeable minority maybe like 10%-30%, i've seen many posts about Python/ML, i'm very convinced most of the people who focus greatly on Python to do ML are under 30. No source to back it up, just logic - python exploded in the
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
And of course no one responds? something something "dead internet"? 0_0
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
oh well, great! normally i'm such a bastard i'd just consider most (well all) of my previous chats to be irrelevant and just start new chat wasting tokens like fire wasting carbon...but it's cool you're doing actual work
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
well i'm happy with my response which is what matters lol. Hedonism > all, well on this site anyway, i'm not trying to impress anyone or prove anything...random markov chain kind of typing fits it ideally.
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Out of curiosity: what kind of people use this "forum" (I mean Hacker News)?
21 points by adinhitlore 1y ago|28 comments
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
I had similar experience, usually I'd ignore Gemini be it flash or pro but on several occasions it fixed complex errors like it's nothing. Yet when it comes to codegen it is "cheap" on tokens and struggles outputting com
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
vibe-coding is the future, drop conservatism....'free palestine' i mean you get the idea: be progressive and open minded.
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GPT5 is the best coding LLM because other LLMs admit it?
1 points by adinhitlore 1y ago|8 comments
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
5k in python is tremendous since the lack of {()} will make reading a long function quite the journey, this is of course my naive assumption that some of the functions are very long, in theory you could just put 1000 functions each of which
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
well maybe but btw i swear this almost looks like P=NP but rather reversed P=NP lol, let me explain...in the classic p=np problem given to explain it it's the subset problem where it's easy to verify a solution, but not find it {2
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
I'd say a very useful and simple formula one could device can look something like: f(n) = x/y. value = goal/loc. "goal" here is just arbitrary number of usefullnes of code that aligns with some common uility like sa
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by adinhitlore 1y ago
I like bluesky like...a lot but too busy recently to post there and of course, lack of engagement from my part = lack of people to actually give a f@@@ about me. I'm worried though if it gets too big and their CEO Jay (sorry forgot the

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