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by bigcat12345678 5d ago
As other comments pointed out, that was always China's plan, the value here is really that when the Chinese overlord annillate the world's industrial competition, they'll have the moral high ground of being out of self-relian
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by bigcat12345678 6d ago
Openai 5 dots 2, and alpha Star, AI research used to be very fun
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by bigcat12345678 12d ago
I am a Lamport admirer. I gradually realized that Lamport is more of the godfather of distributed system than Hinton is to deep learning. Lamport is less prominent than Shannon is to information theory. Shannon is the closest to any title o
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by bigcat12345678 12d ago
> Claude thinks Humans are stupid I haven't noticed this when using Claude models in Cursor. My guess is coding task is structured, and each step has mature process, so its personality is less pronounced. I dont have experiences u
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by bigcat12345678 15d ago
I think I am witnessing the first fundamental intellectual resistance against AI progresses from the high class of the intellectual economy age. The difference between the resistance from a math genius and swe/designer/and other u
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by bigcat12345678 17d ago
Nice article, putting names onto a wide spread symptom experience by a group of people. Myself have a few realizations that I myself find very revealing of my own mental gap/blindness in retrospective: 1. The majority of socalled softw
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by bigcat12345678 17d ago
Tailscale's connectivity solutions should allow private connection between agents and between human-agents, by layering on top of the existing connectivity substrate. (I was stating "general impression", and I haven't lo
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by bigcat12345678 18d ago
Makes sense. I had always been curious on why Tailscale hasn't creating agent-oriented features. It's obvious to me that Tailscale is at the best position (AFAIK) to capitalize on agents demand. Their connectivity product is uniqu
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by bigcat12345678 20d ago
End of day, output and results are top target of measurements, token consumption is the obvious number that they would like to disclose for their own business benefits and a simple metrics that correlate with the output. Rest assured, capit
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Gimlet's Series B(gimletlabs.ai)
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by bigcat12345678 26d ago
I have done the startup thing as a failed founder and I myself call these startup patterns or antipatten mostly useless. One who enjoyed them (myself included) are destined to fail and then would concluded the same. The so-called pattern an
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by bigcat12345678 1mo ago
So far Anthropic shows remarkable taste in research, engineering, and product. Dario the ideologist attracts the most pure-minded talent in the industry. It indeed looks like Anthropic would be unchallenged for the foreseeable future. It&#x
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by bigcat12345678 1mo ago
> Their biggest customers are struggling to build out locations to use their products. That's true. Although, the fact remains that any large corp in US, eventually becomes too big to make sense to pursue their core mission. Essenti
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by bigcat12345678 1mo ago
I treat this as a sign of the inevitable terminal phase of any private cooperation in US: they start to invest their resources to stretch into areas that are irrelevant to their core mission, but they have to, because their core mission is
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by bigcat12345678 1mo ago
I indeed find the formatting quality of the site to be superior. As mentioned below by the author. """ I know some people don’t like AI. Without it, this book wouldn’t exist. The book is free, so if AI bothers you more than t
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by bigcat12345678 1mo ago
A few nits: 1. Writing code is cheap now Change to "generating code is cheap", reserve "writing" for the manually written code for the pre-AI era. I think this is a good wording separation. 2. Agentic Engineering Pattern
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by bigcat12345678 1mo ago
My read: 1. Emotion has no biological marker, which refute the idea of mechanical connection between brain (and other body parts) to emotion 2. Reasoning, by general feeling, is a mental process carried out by brain primarily, but has a see
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by bigcat12345678 1mo ago
Here, you can find https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_constructed_emotion to be useful in articulating the following. > 3. The dichotomy between reason and emotion is a cultural construct, and neither grounded
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by bigcat12345678 1mo ago
Agents didn’t just make Git harder to host. They likely mandate a new layer between humans and code, and that layer now needs its own versioned artifacts. A few scaling trends, all triggered by coding agents, make it unsustainable to keep s
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by bigcat12345678 1mo ago
How is ornith-1.5's base model developed? Is the base model one of the Open weights models, or one pre trained by ornith team from scratch? I couldn't find information to answer this question in the article.
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by bigcat12345678 1mo ago
Think about corps merging to save cost on back office. Here is the same idea. With AI, it would even cut additional order of magnitude of cost.
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by bigcat12345678 1mo ago
Since when US requires "jurisdiction" for it's actions?
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by bigcat12345678 1mo ago
This is a bay area centric take on a non bay area centric take. The typical bay area centric take has the following vibe: 1. I am among the group of most open minded people 2. I admit mistakes, but I don't change my view, that means I
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by bigcat12345678 3mo ago
I am guessing the hn censorship should kick in soon. The Israeli problem really becomes an inconvenience that showcase the flaws of humanity, both in rationale thinking and emotions: humans are essentially indistinguishable from really comp
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by bigcat12345678 3mo ago
This is true after learning this framing. It's more like the log is the only user/agent accepted consensus. It has to be the grounding base. Although extending it into an agentic system architecture becomes something not necessari
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by bigcat12345678 3mo ago
... They are making Jet engines. Lots of them. This article is full of laymen's inaccuracy that indicates the author is not anywhere close to the depth of the field. > China’s first fifth-generation fighter, the Chengdu J-20B, relie
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by bigcat12345678 3mo ago
I guess it's a band of written abstract knowledge embedded in LLMs. Beyond that LLMs certainly falls hard than humans. But in the band of LLMs, human cannot match
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by bigcat12345678 3mo ago
A sign of system-level optimization starting to overshadow raw/brute-force scaling of foundational models. My view is that foundational models are indeed statistic parrots, just like humans (humans are worse parrots, but human brain&#x
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by bigcat12345678 3mo ago
I now have rules to not let agent write any docs or processes. Pretty much anything LLM auto-generated are of zero reuse value.
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by bigcat12345678 3mo ago
Seemingly inconsequential article on hacker news and assume it probably is the kind of article that describes a profound idea with a naive title. And turns out it's actually very confusing as it puts overweight dramaticity over mundane

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