csomar

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901.
by csomar 1y ago
> I think indeed, vibe-coded software in the hands of the inexperienced is instant tech debt. But at the same time, he was able to prove out a viable business in a matter of a few months with no engineering background and no technical ca
902.
by csomar 1y ago
There is no skepticism. LLMs are fundamentally lossy and as a result they’ll always give some wrong result/response somewhere. If they are connected to a data source, this can reduce the error rate but not eliminate it. I use LLMs but
903.
by csomar 1y ago
Not worrying about cracks early is a sure way to end up bankrupt.
904.
by csomar 1y ago
Mastering Bitcoin by Andreas A. is the best book you can read on the subject.
905.
by csomar 1y ago
The reason they don’t want a CBDC is to be able to collect interest on behalf of the people holding the currency. If the state launches a blockchain CBDC, the state will profit. It’s too much money not to corrupt the most powerful people on
906.
by csomar 1y ago
I agree with the premise that on a tech basis, a centralized ledger is just as good, if not better, than a decentralized one. The problem stablecoins are solving are self-inflicted: KYC to open a bank account, restricted nationalities, acco
907.
by csomar 1y ago
Working on Git-related tooling for conflicts, ownership, workflows, etc. Still very early stage. Looking for early testers, so if anyone is interested feel free to reach out. > https://codeinput.com
908.
by csomar 1y ago
Anyway to reach you?
909.
by csomar 1y ago
Malaysia has duitnow which they recently started making it international. You can buy a coffee in Thailand with a duitnow wallet (ie: BigPay). It is also integrated with AliPay, so you can pay wherever AliPay is accepted (most of China). I
910.
by csomar 1y ago
If you read the comments on the GitHub issue, the guys seems more than reasonable. My understanding is that they want you pay if you are making money. My guess if you are just a one-person show with a just-started product, they probably w
911.
by csomar 1y ago
That's an interesting name to choose. For second there, I thought GroK enabled third-party models.
912.
by csomar 1y ago
My guess is that these layoffs will end up firing cat 1 and keeping cat 2.
913.
by csomar 1y ago
I am not sure how everyone is ignoring that or just getting along with it. I've had it return that the earth population is 10bn which is blatantly wrong and infuriating. It hallucinates harder than regular LLMs which are already bad fo
914.
by csomar 1y ago
China is making moves on the international stage that I think are unrelated to its internal economy. They seem to be moving forward with this: https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/china-says-it-will-remo... A bit
915.
by csomar 1y ago
I ride on the atto frequently (grab has an ev option). For a cheap car, the quality is surprisingly good. I don’t know longer term how reliable they are but EVs are simple and don’t have an engine which is where most of your car problems co
916.
by csomar 1y ago
> Pretty sure they were tracking us by drone, blimp, AIS, and radar the entire way because they weren't suspicious enough compared to my previous experiences. Probably none of that. The border check is a bureaucratic operation. Mode
917.
by csomar 1y ago
Cities had guards. There was no border pre-1900 because there was no tech to enforce it. If you moved from one place to another, you were mostly at the whims of thieves and pirates.
918.
by csomar 1y ago
All governments are authoritarian in nature. Some are just better to live in than the others.
919.
by csomar 1y ago
Is it genetics or probability distribution? If it is genetics, shouldn't the native american be the most immune to smoking? (genuinely asking if there is such a data)
920.
by csomar 1y ago
Consuming 100% of my cpu for a stupid animation is the opposite of living in a society.
921.
by csomar 1y ago
It plays on Trump’s argument that other countries are paying the tariffs and most people don’t want to admit they were wrong and Trump was right. That being said, it’s too early to call it.
922.
by csomar 1y ago
It all comes down to who has leverage. The difference is being squeezed by the US government to collect revenue. But I’d suspect not all items will have the same dynamics. We have to see how this will play out. It is a real war albeit no ro
923.
by csomar 1y ago
Tariffs alone are unlikely to have any effect on re-industrialization. In fact if not properly implemented it will have a negative effect. North Africa had high tariffs on cars for decades. That didn’t create a car industry. But when, a few
924.
by csomar 1y ago
I have lost track of the number of apps I could use and maybe even pay for but that were badly executed (that’s actually being soft as most didn’t even work past the authy login). You do need to validate product market fit but you also need
925.
by csomar 1y ago
Here is what worked for me. 1. Place all your repos inside a parent directory and name them accordingly (frontend, backend, devops, etc.) 2. Each repo has its own claude file. 3. The parent repo has a claude file that links these claude fil
926.
by csomar 1y ago
Yeah, it’s not like this is a saas and you’d need back-end access to the repos. I suspect this is being run with business potential in mind. The OP would do better by making that clear. And if you are selling a self-hosted app, just charge
927.
by csomar 1y ago
It always worked like that except this time they had to do it on a short notice. Kinda hard to keep discrete.
928.
by csomar 1y ago
This is true but flawed. Think about the iPhone. If you wanted the model of today but 5 years ago, it would have cost you millions? If that’s even possible. What you are saying will be correct if we had no technological advancement whatsoev
929.
by csomar 1y ago
Lots of applications have to be redesigned around that. My guess is that micro-services architecture will see a renaissance since it plays well with LLMs.
930.
by csomar 1y ago
My understanding is that caching reduce computation but the whole input is still processed. I don’t think is fully disclosing how their cache works. LLMs degrade with long input regardless of caching.

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