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by didibus 10mo ago
What is fallacious about it? The claim seems to be that we often try even harder than is required to succeed. By trying too hard, we wear ourselves down, and might even cause us to fail in the process. Therefore, putting effort beyond what
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by didibus 10mo ago
Use of it is banned in China though...
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by didibus 10mo ago
Even more so, I think most of the curated data for the fine tuning phase is hand crafted from people from countries like Kenya if I recall.
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by didibus 10mo ago
A good read, but it reminds me that people see the programmer as being there to identify when the AI makes an error or a mistake. But in my use of AI agents as a programmer and also for other work. I would say that, while yes, you also have
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by didibus 10mo ago
I think there's a false perception that unions negotiate against the companies best interest. Unions negotiate for a bigger slice of the same pie against leadership, executives, and shareholders/owners. They have the same incentiv
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by didibus 10mo ago
I admit for a non-tech company I do not know, that's a blind spot for me. I'd want to assume that it would be the same except that they are even less likely to know it's good for their profit and therefore to not properly inv
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by didibus 10mo ago
It was the scientific community who first found an association between the vaccine and myocarditis and who then established a more causative effect, who determined its probability, its target demographic, and now who is figuring out the und
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by didibus 10mo ago
Right, I don't mean that no service depends on each other, but that they can treat each other like a black box.
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by didibus 10mo ago
Maybe I'm too liberal here, but I have no issues with betting/gambling being legal, though I think it should be somewhat regulated. The only exception is betting on anything political or legal, because once you can take bets on th
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by didibus 10mo ago
I might have a different take. I think microservices should each be independent such that it really doesn't matter how they end up being connected. Think more actors/processes in a distributed actor/csp concurrent setup. Thei
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by didibus 10mo ago
I think it's because if you always used a descriptive name you'd end up with multiple tools with the same name.
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by didibus 10mo ago
> Otherwise, I couldn't honestly give two shits about how well the company is doing. An employee should run themselves as a business. They pay you to increase their profit. As you see yourself running a business, it's important
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by didibus 10mo ago
> Overall, my conclusion is that ChatGPT has lost and won't catch up because of the search integration strength. Depends, even though Gemini 3 is a bit better than GPT5.1, the quality of the ChatGPT apps themselves (mobile, web) hav
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by didibus 10mo ago
> Profit at any cost Yes, but I think you're overlooking a hugely important factor in all this... You boss is just some average manager that very often could even be below average. Your boss is under their own pressure to perform an
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by didibus 10mo ago
I agree, I was comparing it to the title of the hacker news post which initially said "Most impressive 3D website ever" or something like that. That enticed me to believe someone had figured out a really innovative way to make a w
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by didibus 10mo ago
To be honest, I wouldn't mind they'd ban it for adults too, would help me from wasting time on them. In all seriousness though, I'm curious what counts as social media, can they not play MMORPGs anymore for example? Are niche
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by didibus 10mo ago
The challenge is that once they are teens, there's a pressure from others and an inclusion aspect, or access through friends and all that. If you're the only parent putting so many rules on your kids it exclude them from what all
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by didibus 10mo ago
Curfew laws are quite common aren't they?
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by didibus 10mo ago
> Why would you think its more complex? Binary code takes more space, and both training and inference is highly capped by memory and context sizes. Models tokenize to a limited set of tokens, and then learn relations between those. I can
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by didibus 10mo ago
Interesting that it never talks about direct competitors to the "middle ground" as well, like Java, C#, Erlang, Haskell, various Lisps, etc.
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by didibus 10mo ago
Because the learned function to generate binary code is likely more complex than that for Python. I admit I can't say for sure until we try it. If someone were to train a model at the same scale on the same amount of raw binary code as
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by didibus 10mo ago
Hum, I guess, as some kind of metric maximizing dark pattern. But my point is that, it's not bringing in a new paradigm of UX that you'd want to immitate. Though maybe it could if others started making "video games but it&#x2
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by didibus 10mo ago
It seems you need that context prior to visiting the website. Which, if you are looking to hire, and they send you to this site as a "show of skill" is totally great. But if you google searched for some info and stumbled on this,
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by didibus 10mo ago
I agree with you, it's not that it isn't impressive, but it functions poorly as a website. Innovation in design I'd expect from the HN title is something where the 3D enhances the user experience of the website itself, naviga
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by didibus 10mo ago
It's cool, but I actually find it pretty bad as a website. The UX for navigating and all that, it's bad. I was hoping for some innovation in UX which justifies the use of 3D in the website.
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by didibus 10mo ago
I'll have to disagree on Fitbit being better. But for everything else, you literally just said, the handful of AI features are better on Google products... That seldom makes the product as a whole better.
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by didibus 10mo ago
Yes, but now, years later, there's been very little if any uptick in using BTC as an exchange of value, and many times less so for other coins. I think that's where OP might have realized that, the ideal hasn't happened and i
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by didibus 10mo ago
Yes, gold is very similar, but it has the benefit of being centuries old and not dependent on complex infrastructure. Specifically, there is value in a global peer to peer and agreed upon standard of exchange of a guaranteed scarce resource
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by didibus 10mo ago
Well, most LLM are fine tuned over higher quality data, this is kind of how they've kept improving them amongst other things. The first pass is to learn the fundamentals of language, and then it is refined on curated datasets, so you c
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by didibus 10mo ago
This is treating the LLM like it is the computer or has some kind of way of thinking. But LLM is a "language" model, I'm pretty sure the easier for human to read, the easier for LLM to learn and generate. Abstractions also be

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