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dudisubekti
4mo ago
Crazy how people make light of this, when you can see the alternative today: India. Sorry Indians reading this for throwing shade at India, but I just want to point out that making 1 billion of people not poor is freaking hard.
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dudisubekti
4mo ago
Other than Taiwan declaring independence, I don't see any reason why China will rush to take the island. At the very least they would wait until they cracked EUV and mass-produce the chips, and that is still 4-5 years away at the earli
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4mo ago
I guess... but I think, at its core, a good coding harness usually includes: - well-crafted system prompt that follows best practices - good contextual reminder prompts (when an llm got stuck in an infinite loop and times out, forgets how t
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4mo ago
But harness is relatively easy to code yourself? They're just system prompt composer, with some tool functions that the LLM can invoke. I've vibe coded my own in just one day.
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4mo ago
I mean, yeah... but I bet if Zig gets really popular, it will attract similarly toxic weirdoes. Also if we're only judging whole communities by their toxic minorities, then... I'm so sorry Americans reading this, I've got som
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4mo ago
The community seems normal? Take this popular thread for example: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1tcrmjs/rewrite_bun_i... Many seems to be very skeptical and concerned about Bun being vibecoded.
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dudisubekti
4mo ago
What? This doesn't make sense, how is it Rust's fault if people are being lazy and tribal?
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5mo ago
Even today, their ban of contraception alone is a cause of many misery in poor Catholic-majority countries. I wouldn't even bother reading whatever they wrote.
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5mo ago
Yeah, but it's miles better than giving Anthropic and OpenAI your data. At least Deepseek is releasing open-weight models and a lot of open-source libraries. If you're concerned about espionage then the only solution is host the m
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6mo ago
But... Take electricity adoption for example, with your adage then it means unreasonable pro-electricity people vs unreasonable anti-electricity people. We know how this turns out, I don't see a lot of people joining the Amish. It'
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dudisubekti
6mo ago
Thanks for the warm wishes, stranger I see no point in denying the technology, it's best to do what we humans do best: adapt with it.
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dudisubekti
6mo ago
Well, I forget arcane params all the time before AIs too. I rely on terminal history search and google.
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6mo ago
Well I'm not saying that the blog writer shouldn't have written the article. I've read the article and to me it reads like a very angry rant, which is why I commented with something akin to "bro calm down"
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6mo ago
I have a coworker like that too, my pet theory is that they're not passionate about their job to begin with. It's just something that can pay their bills. While waiting for Claude to finish, we talked about our hobbies outside of
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6mo ago
You don't need super big brain IQ to be creative and expressive, all you need is simply a strong opinion on something, and you don't let AI (or other people) dictate otherwise. Now the skill issue lies in whether your opinion is a
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6mo ago
Black-and-white thinking like this is not healthy. You can still do creative thinking while using AI as a powerful tool at your disposal. Some mathematicians like Terence Tao are comfortable doing this, for example.
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6mo ago
I think you have too high an expectation of the scientific community. People work there, and it will have people's dramas and problems, like everywhere else: fraud, crime, jealousy, simple mistakes, etc. Despite their imperfections, th
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6mo ago
We can literally observe cosmic microwave background and it fits our prediction that the universe was denser and hotter. It is a scientific theory. You might be confusing the established big bang with the more speculative cosmic inflation m
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8mo ago
But... there's Deepseek v3.2 in your link (rank 7)
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8mo ago
Are you against inefficiency or just LLMs? If it's the former, I assure you LLMs are nowhere near the top of the list lol You should start from beef industry.
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9mo ago
They probably open sourced all the "safe" components everyone in the social media industry knows. They most likely have some secret sauce that they don't release to public.
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9mo ago
Missing a lot of companies from the Snowden leaks, to put it diplomatically.
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1y ago
Even China doesn't rely on controlling information from the user-side, they know any devices can be hacked lol. They rely more on controlling the server-side (WeChat, Douyin, Weibo, Bilibili, etc) and infrastructure (GFW). Well mostly,
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2y ago
It's just on Chinese politics, on a very select topics too. Yeah I think Deepseek will be just fine.
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2y ago
Most people in the world don't really care about politics. They're too busy working to pay off their all sorts of debts. If it's useful and cheap to them, it is useful and cheap to them. Deepseek just happens to not be useful
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2y ago
I guess, it takes a lot of effort to do cross-medium adaptation. Personally I dropped the show mid-series because I have consumed similar stories (Kaiji, Liar's Game) so the show didn't sustain my interest. YMMV That being said, I
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2y ago
Yeah I don't understand why people make the connection between Squid Games and Battle Royale. Hunger Games is the one closer to Battle Royale, while Squid Games is just Kaiji with better presentation.
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2y ago
Wow you make it even more inspiring if you put it that way
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2y ago
> since ruby is a language that is less and less used by many programmers But this statement from thread starter is about Ruby's relative position. If Ruby's rank in top-used language ranking drops, then we can say that the lan
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2y ago
Okay: https://octoverse.github.com/2022/top-programming-languages Ruby took a nosedive from 5th "top used" programming language in 2016 to 10th in 2022
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