dominotw

10 ms·

271.
by dominotw 3mo ago
do i need to learn any ancient history stuff to make this more enjoyable. no rush to watch it. love exploring ancient history so can read/watch long documenatries and stuff if you have any recommendations ( hopefuly with no spoilers).
272.
by dominotw 3mo ago
we have tons of street festivals in chicago in summer but now they have lost been outsourced to festival companies and subsequently lost all charm and local feel. They are all copy paste of each other and outright scams. how do you make su
273.
by dominotw 3mo ago
so using glm will crash my stocks and make me poorer? damn. thats quite a high price to pay for use then
274.
by dominotw 3mo ago
> Those who can't changing job in tech is function of having the free time and will to put in time and grind through interviews. Its not a function of "smart" . Tech jobs are dont really require 'smarts' anyways.
275.
by dominotw 3mo ago
That would be a crime.
276.
by dominotw 3mo ago
I just want to see dario cry for some reason . i cannot explain it but i want him in particular to lose.
277.
by dominotw 3mo ago
or the other way where primary interfaces ppl use computing arent apple devices like laptops and phones.
278.
by dominotw 3mo ago
every ai release thread seems to have this same sequence of comments
279.
by dominotw 3mo ago
> I can’t help but wonder whether constant use of “agent” harnesses will lead to an atrophy of the software engineering (or really any field) muscles. For sure. You cannot have "only higher level thoughts" without doing lower l
280.
by dominotw 3mo ago
alternate title: Where are YC founders now who went to openai and anthropic ? OpenAI and Anthropic, mostly
281.
by dominotw 3mo ago
everyone and their grandma shipping top tier models now. anthropic and openai trying to capture the app layer with their shitty 'super app'
282.
by dominotw 3mo ago
i guess they were stealing pricing logic from apple
283.
by dominotw 3mo ago
good job stealth editing your original comment.
284.
by dominotw 3mo ago
you read the whole article and the only thought you had about it is "great work" ? your comment exclusively about your aislop project
285.
by dominotw 3mo ago
> Awesome work! This is really impressive. I gave a GitHub star. { aislop pitch} > Again, great work. i can bet you didnt actually read the op. i hate these comments so much. selfish and rude.
286.
by dominotw 3mo ago
Ironically Martin fowler was among the wave of influencers that were trying to get away from complexity of enterprise software. remember EJBs lol. That wave included 1. TDD by beck 2. spring framework 3. rails ( later ) 4. Agile manifest
287.
by dominotw 3mo ago
> PlantUML, Mermaid, and Graphviz are domain specific languages for visual modeling; SQL is a DSL for querying databases; Kubernetes YAML is a DSL for describing cloud infrastructure. Arent these all in training data too?
288.
by dominotw 4mo ago
if we were really thinking then llm wouldn't have been able to compress all knoweldge into few gbs. everyone is just thinking about how to recall, remix and repeat.
289.
by dominotw 4mo ago
> The GP was just talking about not using common languages like TypeScript and frameworks like React i dont see anything like that in that comment.
290.
by dominotw 4mo ago
love this. will pay for it if you have a link.
291.
by dominotw 4mo ago
things you described are not "highly unusual" in the way gp comment is describing. you are just remixing bunch of stuff. Thats the type of thing ai is really good at.
292.
by dominotw 4mo ago
not sure i follow, thats the whole cloud hosting model. yeah you can self host to avoid that but thats a whole another tangent. If you are already locked in then whats the benfit of choosing redis from a pointy haired boss prespective.
293.
by dominotw 4mo ago
> took all the profits of themselves. some of those profits are passed on to users too. valkey on aws is cheaper for customers too.
294.
by dominotw 4mo ago
i am currently working on this exact migration at my company. aws also kind of pushes valkey so ppl seem to choose the default.
295.
by dominotw 4mo ago
I would not expect that. They wouldnt have missed mentioning it if that was the case. Its mostly driven by vibes.
296.
by dominotw 4mo ago
trust the researchers bro
297.
by dominotw 4mo ago
no they havent . success so far is totally meaningless and doesn't imply any sort of upward slope .
298.
by dominotw 4mo ago
yes ofcourse. But engagement needs strategy and execution.
299.
by dominotw 4mo ago
>“Mechanistic interpretability will probably never reduce large language models to a few simple equations,” Icard concluded, “but it may gradually turn deep neural networks into systems whose hidden algorithms can at least partly be unde
300.
by dominotw 4mo ago
i love how anthropic puts out some bs like this every few weeks 'we saw some red bridge lights blinking in model weights when someone mentions sfo. Arent they just like us?"

More ›