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by arnaudsm 1y ago
Yep, it's unfortunately the industry standard, but in my career I've seen it lead to mixing up ids and painful debugging.
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
My other favorite best practice with SQL is to have unique ID column names, so you never mix up IDs, and can use JOIN with the USING syntax: SELECT * FROM customer JOIN order USING (customer_id)
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
It's a great tool, but the mobile experience isn't great. Everytime the socket connection fails in the background, and i have to restart and refresh the app twice to get my results.
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
As a kid I didn't have a phone, but my parents gave me a cheap iPod Nano. I flashed a custom OS on it (RockBox), which used Morse code as the primary input, since iPods only have a single button. Programming in lua and writing my diary
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
We need numbers. Can someone benchmark the wattage difference of using Liquid glass vs disabled ?
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
I absolutely love Magic Lantern, and I wish similar initiatives existed on Sony and Nikon! I was forced to upgrade my Sony camera purely because of software limitations. Firmwares should be open-source by law. Especially when products are d
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
Intel's single core performance has 3.4xed in 15 years (980X vs 285K) Single core perf doubled every 8 years, multicore every 6 years, and GPUs every 3 years !
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
Web and GNU/Linux
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
Interestingly, this is 10x cheaper than the cheapest provider on OpenRouter : https://openrouter.ai/deepseek/deepseek-r1?sort=price Inference is more profitable than I thought.
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
It's too late. As a developer, I'm pulling all my Android apps away from the Play Store. If Google is hostile to me an my users, I prefer to dedicate my volunteer time to respectful plateforms instead.
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
The 25% error rate is for 100k+ vocabulary, it drops under 10% for smaller vocab. Meaningful bits per minute would be a better metric indeed. I appreciate comments like yours that actually contribute to the debate. We need critical thinking
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
I was comparing Robotaxis with Waymo in Texas. If you want to compare Teslas with consumer cars, the best metric we have is the fatality rate per mile. Tesla is #1.
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
I agree significant bits per minute are a better metric, I vulgarized a bit too much.
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
Most Android apps are crapware anyways. The only respectful apps that I know are open-source, and are being kicked out the of play store progressively. I'm cancelling my Pixel 10 preorder.
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
Did you use o3 pro high, o3 high or o3 medium? (OpenAI's naming is so confusing)
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
https://archive.is/sb7D5
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
Why are so many AI demos about automating parenting? Just spend more time with your kids, they want connection!
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
Who's the target of 120B open-weights models? You can only run this in the cloud, is it just PR? I wish they released a nano model for local hackers instead
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
I feel the same, but cannot measure the effect in any context benchmark like fiction.livebench. Are they aggressively quantizing, or are our expectations silently increasing ?
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
Meme benchmarks like this and Strawberry are funny but very easy to game, I bet they're all over training sets nowadays.
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
Even flagships like o3 & gemini_2.5_pro ?
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
I've lived the exact same scenario in a large public company. Large orgs and misaligned incentives are not exclusive to the public sector.
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
Cursor is a paid product and a company, VSCodium is an open-source project running on volunteers.
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
Microsoft claims their team banned the extension in "2 seconds" https://x.com/code/status/1943720372307665033?s=46 Concerning Apple, their review process is so hard and unjust, I've seen startups gi
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
Context : Cursor, despite raising $900M, is a vscode fork that uses the open-vsx extension registry. It is maintained by european volunteers at a non-profit, and does not have the resources to check for supply-chain attacks like this. Freel
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
This is great, there are too few open-source video editing projects! However, why do you have a waitlist for an open-source project? And why do you brag of having Databuddy analytics built-in? Are you just a startup that's building in
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
Remembering the failure of Google+, I wonder if hostilely forcing a product to your users makes it less likely to succeed.
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
If they become self improving, the first one would outpace all the other AI labs and capture all the economical value.
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by arnaudsm 1y ago
- https://livebench.ai/#/ + AIME + LiveCodeBench for reasoning - MMLU-Pro for knowledge - https://lmarena.ai/leaderboard for user preference We only got Magistral's GPQA, AIME & livecodebench

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