andriy_koval

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by andriy_koval 1mo ago
Those all mostly problems of society governing structure and can be solved only by sunseting humans governing bodies.
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by andriy_koval 1mo ago
Could you teach me/us how to find this niche? Especially in current world, where for each type of problem there are 200 vibe coded tools.
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by andriy_koval 1mo ago
> Post-work society is an inevitability if we don't destroy our planet. we should be more concerned by post-wages society Work will always exist regardless how useful it is
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by andriy_koval 1mo ago
> but 10min of prompting in any harness) will tell you it's nowhere near close to Sol/Astra. I code in both every day a lot and it is not obvious to me 3.8 is far behind
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by andriy_koval 1mo ago
Yes, they run competitions once a year amongst open weight models
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by andriy_koval 1mo ago
ARC leaderboard has results from semi-private data for frontier models, they have another competition for private data. It is described in their methodology: https://arcprize.org/policy It makes sense, since once OpenAI API
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by andriy_koval 1mo ago
> AGI-level model is perpetually 18 months away. Your job will be fine. job depends on how CEO feeling about cutting NN% of headcount because of AI advancement
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by andriy_koval 1mo ago
Astra also not verified using private set, but on "semi-private" set
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by andriy_koval 1mo ago
I think it could indicate that "semi-private" dataset likely leaked to their training data.
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by andriy_koval 1mo ago
> Who is still using Anthropic seriously, their price and limits are ridiculous these days, likely they hooked many fat enterprise customers
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by andriy_koval 1mo ago
the same you can access oversea model providers.
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by andriy_koval 1mo ago
such order can target any provider (including closed models) as we know.
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
> Tools vs services in my mind. There is no guarantee any provider will continue to do what they are doing for you at the price they are doing it. with open models, there is ecosystem/market of providers, where you can easily switch
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
they don't say "this fall", they say later this year, I think it is some parallel effort, and it is actually going for few years already (rewriting index logic to have them in mmapped buffers and not in memory), finger crosse
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
> microcontrollers is a marginal niche, but everything else can be handled by one DB. You think we have PG with extensions (including duckdb) already covers most of the ground, making something like that distributed is also feasible task
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
> What queries does it accept? How does it persist data? How does it manage replication and partitioning across multiple servers? Are questions with many answers and the right one varies by application. nothing prevents to build single d
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
indexes are very weak in duckdb, need to fit memory.
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
you still need local country to be attractive enough to make people come and fear of deportation, meaning locals will be Ok too.
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
wondering if you have a chance to support your opinion with any evidence or data points?
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
> how's Bezos going to fund his wedding if there's no population of proles buying from Amazon there will be new economy around satisfying super rich and few layers of their servants. You can think about shifting production and
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
Elite is interested to have their country to win the race and not other, and healthy menpower is still essential for this.
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
> it's probably fairly simple to prove in court (subpoena, discovery, etc). corp usually have all sensitive stuff ttl deleted for this reasons.
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
How US builds new highways in this situations, which are not different from rail in context of land use
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
I just described world we are living in.
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
> We are using ScyllaDB, but since they discontinued their Open Source version we're stuck on the last supported version Do you think you are missing anything by being on scylla oss?
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
cocroach is also open source no anymore. ydb is not clear if easier to maintain at scale.
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
My point is that robotics is not long way off, but already has strong utility and gradually taking over more and more functions.
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
laundry folding is some superficial benchmark, real impact will be made in controlled environments in factories, packing centers, etc.
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
Also, 24h 365d, which is superior to humans.
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by andriy_koval 2mo ago
> We have very precise force-feedback on our joints, pressure and heat (temperature gradient) sensors all over our body You can do all the same with robots. Current advantage of human that on top of imperfect sensor data we have hyper-ef

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