csomar

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by csomar 3mo ago
It's simple: AI can't really write software. AI is good in generating garbage code averaged from millions of repos. Here is an example of software that can scale with a single person assuming AI can write software: a web-based a
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by csomar 3mo ago
Is everyone project so simple that it can fit in these "vp check" / "vp dev" commands? Like even for my amateurish web app, I have a custom web server with a self-signed certificate with an "/etc/host
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by csomar 3mo ago
Is that really that interesting? Imagine giving a bunch of tech nerds some funds and freedom to do whatever. The end result will be software/tech (whether the product is useful is actually another story).
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by csomar 3mo ago
The OP is trying to summarize a 1.4Bn country failure to achieve jet engine in: if you do these couple tricks; or because of these two things. If you're a small country, sure, that kind of strategy might make sense. Pick your battles,
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by csomar 3mo ago
> All the money and talent in the world can't replicate real users generating real data that you can use to improve Basically, China excellence in EVs and Solar was driven by the market being new. It's hard (almost impossible?)
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by csomar 3mo ago
The $20/month model is exclusionary as you are excluding people who are not interested in regularly reading a single newspaper. Pay-per-page is more reasonable. I have rarely paid for news subscription (partly because I find news here
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by csomar 3mo ago
Was there a new product released by Meta that we are not aware of? The last thing I read about was the Instagram account take-over AI-bug.
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by csomar 3mo ago
You are missing that the product is the hype cycle around AI and that's worth Trillions of $ (Trillions with a T). Why build a PDF parser that generate text when you can BS in a podcast and get paid. This discussion was about measures,
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by csomar 3mo ago
I mean, if the execution happen on the VM then the problem is trust on the programs and then you can't trust any program by that logic? That or you think AI-companies software is serious slop.
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by csomar 3mo ago
Is there a difference though? Fable 5, harden my openssl project. Then you use the diffs/summary to find out what the bug is for your exploit.
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by csomar 3mo ago
> When you speak, what comes first, the idea or the word? Do you first feel a thought inside you, and only after that go searching for the right word to wrap around it? I think we all do. Most people don't actively think when they a
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by csomar 3mo ago
Greenland is the 51 state.
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by csomar 3mo ago
Strong disagree. It's much better to get the village a cost-efficient, mass-produced good and then get it on the production program (setup factories/businesses/etc..). These tools might be useful in war, weird remote situatio
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by csomar 3mo ago
Having a reliable supplier in such a time will be a deterrent to building their home grown alternative.
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by csomar 3mo ago
> but other pieces of software I always use I am planning a KL->HKG trip with a friend and failed to book an AirAsia flight because their website doesn't allow it. Their Mobile app (a wrapper around their web app?) also crashes w
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by csomar 3mo ago
Hallucination, when it succeeds, is the intelligence.
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by csomar 3mo ago
Doctors are artificially constrained in the US to raise healthcare prices. In parts of the world where that's not the case, general healthcare is very accessible and cheap.
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by csomar 3mo ago
I think you both are walking around the point and not seeing it? It was about how much control the gov./authority can exert all along. During the feudal era, they had sword soldiers but the reach of these was limited because a peasant
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by csomar 3mo ago
I used to be very excited when android/apple announces a new update. That was 10-12 years ago. Now when I see an update notification, I legit get a panic shock as I don’t know what will break or stop working with the update.
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by csomar 3mo ago
They probably will route you through different accounts. So with a single account you should be able to hit hundreds-thousands of accounts.
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by csomar 4mo ago
Create lots of fake repos/prs to improve your ratio?
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by csomar 4mo ago
Is this, however, because humans rarely encounter wolves? I can see wolves attacking a large man, but can see them picking a kid if he is walking alone to school.
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by csomar 4mo ago
Holy AI, this shit is expensive. I was a bit suspect (no experience too) so I run some Claude calculations and it's also giving me a $350-450k to run GLM-5.2 at full precision (un-quantized). For rental on Azure, it's giving me $9
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by csomar 4mo ago
That will make things worse unless you reign in crypto. If you regulate Kalshi, people will use the unregulated polymarket which is already illegal in the united states.
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by csomar 4mo ago
I made an article a day back how Polymarket is not exactly fair when it comes to market resolution ( https://omarabid.com/polymarket-bet/ ) They actually don’t decide on market outcomes, they outsource that to UMA which
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by csomar 4mo ago
They have plateaued on number of users/engagement. They are instead increasing ad impressions and jacking up the prices of ads. (source: https://investor.atmeta.com/investor-news/press-release-deta... ) Revenue is
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by csomar 4mo ago
> why a very small wealth tax can be used for a lot of good in society How? It'll just go to the gov. budget which will be mostly used to pay for bloated healthcare, military and interest.
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DeFi Theater: Why Polymarket's Incentives Don't Reward the Truth(omarabid.com)
5 points by csomar 4mo ago|0 comments
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by csomar 4mo ago
I think you have it the other way around? D1, DO, KV are lockin. The worker is not lockin as it's just JavaScript/WASM and can run in a regular browser.
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by csomar 4mo ago
To be honest their service is so cheap, that it's extremely unlikely to get such an attack without costing the attacker an equally equivalent amount. Also, if it's really a problem or you are estimating it'll certainly be a p

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