csomar

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by csomar 1y ago
Is the price reflective of the market though? I just negotiated an airbnb outside of airbnb at 40% of the platform quoted price and it was not a deal either but the market price. Airbnb massively inflates prices for everyone to create an ex
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by csomar 1y ago
At the rate the US is going, I wouldn’t be surprised if this becomes illegal. Add that most of these cameras are chinese and then maybe you won’t have that choice anymore.
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by csomar 1y ago
Neither Gemini or OpenAI have open models. We don’t know for sure what’s happening underneath.
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by csomar 1y ago
It is not interesting because there is no “real” solution (pun intended). If you go to the complex plane, you are re-defining the plane. If you redefine the plane, then you can do anything. The puzzle is about confusing the observer who is
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by csomar 1y ago
They need "context engineering" which what I'll describe best as "railing" them in. If you give them a bit of a loose space, they'll massacre your code base. You can use their freedom for exploration but not fo
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by csomar 1y ago
The issue is that trust is very hard to build and very easy to lose. Even in today's age where regular humans have a memory span shorter than that of an LLM, OpenAI keeps abusing the public's trust. As a result, I take their word
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by csomar 1y ago
I think there are exceptions about "exigent circumstances" and COVID was considered one. My EU flight was not refunded as well despite the EU having strong protections. The airlines, at the time, were given a life-line. I think th
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by csomar 1y ago
I've actually had this particular product fail on me twice, and coincidentally, I was just talking to a friend today whose AirPods are degrading after only 1.5 years. That's the same timeframe when both my regular AirPods and AirP
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by csomar 1y ago
They'd be still at massive losses. You can spend your monthly subscription price in a day.
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by csomar 1y ago
You need to develop an intuition to it, the same kind of intuition you developed for systems we work with. For example, your test issue: start by writing tests before making the implementation. LLMs are quite capable but they are not AGI. I
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by csomar 1y ago
Pretty sure my interactions with 60+ old man and the younger generation refutes this. Of course this is anecdotal but you also offer no evidence whatsoever.
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by csomar 1y ago
Oh it’s sure birth control that’s doing it and not the backward societal norms that are still sticking. Thanks for pointing out that the baby boom happened by accidental births and confirming it with your own anecdotal evidence.
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by csomar 1y ago
> Good ideas can come from anywhere, and it's often not really clear which ideas will prove most fruitful ahead of time. Is that why they have a dozens of different models? > Many leaders who were incredibly competent weren'
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by csomar 1y ago
I think he explained it in his post? You get rewarded for "actions" which is making cool things and stuff. You don't get rewarded for writing docs.
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by csomar 1y ago
You just posted this two days ago? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44549549
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by csomar 1y ago
Pure energy.
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by csomar 1y ago
There is MCP-LSP and Context7. I use Rust and found it's better to let the AI hallucinate function names, then let the compiler correct them. Rust's compiler is significantly better than TypeScript's at this, so it works well
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by csomar 1y ago
GitHub Copilot models are intentionally restricted, which unfortunately makes them less capable. I'm not the original poster, but regarding workflow, I've found it works better to let the LLM create one instead of imposing my own.
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by csomar 1y ago
1. If you're maxing out your subscription, they're burning money on you. 2. They don't have a moat. DeepSeek and Kimi are already good enough to destroy any high margins they're hoping to generate from compute. Just beca
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by csomar 1y ago
I mean if you explode all of our nuclear bombs, we’ll probably take the earth to a winter. And it’ll still be livable, just a bit more cancer all around.
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by csomar 1y ago
> If these laws move forward (and I don’t think they should), there needs to be a way to authenticate as over 18 without sending picture of your ID off to random 3rd parties, or giving actual personal details. I don’t want to give this d
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by csomar 1y ago
I might be wrong but I think with Cloudflare tunnel (same with tailscale), you don't need to open that port to the public? That is at least my understanding. Still, Cloudflare must communicate somehow with the external world and if th
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by csomar 1y ago
Much better than that of Grok 4.
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by csomar 1y ago
I think the month matters for this comparison.
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by csomar 1y ago
Then you should have gone with a GitHub App instead of an Oauth App. The difference is that a GitHub App allows granularity of selection.
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by csomar 1y ago
The way I am doing the math with my Max subscription and assuming DeepSeek API prices, it is still x5 times cheaper. So either DeepSeek is losing money (unlikely) or Anthropic is losing lots of money (more likely). Grok kinda confirms my su
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by csomar 1y ago
Why does this need GitHub auth? This asks for unlimited private access to ones repo. This is a hard NO from me.
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by csomar 1y ago
We are seeing this, kinda real time, with autos. Americans manufacturers were shielded from Chinese competition and in the last couple years had nothing to show for it. Meanwhile Toyota, in this very short time, came up with the BZ3X (cost
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by csomar 1y ago
> * When it gets the design wrong, trying to talk through straightening the design out is frustrating and often not productive. What I have learned is that when it gets the design wrong, your approach is very likely wrong (especially if
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by csomar 1y ago
It depends on the problem but Claude sometimes does. You need do need an alternative prompt where you make him suspicious to explore other paths. Here is an article I wrote a while back: https://omarabid.com/gpt3-now GPT 4.

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