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by echelon 3mo ago
More Rust users = more Rust libraries = more Rust jobs = more places to do what you enjoy and get paid for it.
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by echelon 3mo ago
You have to have a write path. You're gonna want what to be non-sketchy and performant.
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by echelon 3mo ago
The whole of knowledge work is being automated. We've barely begun to see the GPU build out. This is just the start. I'd imagine they're going to 10x this, maybe 100x this.
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by echelon 4mo ago
Literally pulling the ladder up. Disgusting behavior. I like the product, I hate the company. I can't wait for competition.
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by echelon 4mo ago
Kaze and James Lambert are amazing. Kaze's new Mario game looks better than a first party Nintendo title, and James's engines pushes the console to its absolute limits. I've been thinking about giving it a go myself. It&#x27
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by echelon 4mo ago
Huge capital overhead. Exhausting mid-lifecycle crunch that makes or breaks the next gen. Multiple giants. Meanwhile Steam just casually absorbing everything. It doesn't matter that it's porous. And now suddenly - hardware costs y
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Fable 5 found waldo and circled him under 3 minutes(old.reddit.com)
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by echelon 4mo ago
F5-TTS
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by echelon 4mo ago
It's also not like the West doesn't impose extremely harsh punishments on the top financial crimes. You can go away for life if you steal enough money.
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by echelon 4mo ago
This is the biggest news of the day. Will one of these not be flagged / marked dupe? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48821404 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48821549 @dang - if these are aut
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by echelon 4mo ago
> You have to be very sure that if push comes to shove, you won't ever be laid off, fired, company closes, etc. There are plenty of remote first employers. And that's not going to change now.
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by echelon 4mo ago
They keep voting on surveillance state measures that the oligarchy wants that will limit the freedom of the people. They keep voting and voting and voting until the energy of the people to protest diminishes or they find a way to get it in.
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by echelon 4mo ago
Depends on whether open source can keep up. If not, this is 100% the future.
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by echelon 4mo ago
I'm at a 3M run rate in 4 months. Because I'm solving real problems. You don't seem like an entrepreneur. Why are you on HN? YC wants people to build AI startups. You're here shitting on them. Half of this community is.
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by echelon 4mo ago
I could spend $1000/day with Fable and it would be worth it. It has much deeper systems thinking, enabling me to trust it to follow my instructions and not fuck things up. 1. That confidence and quality is worth the price. 2. We'r
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by echelon 4mo ago
> I get the feeling a lot more research is going to come out in the area of exploring exactly what portions of a model's weights do what. Too bad the frontier models are closed weights. Maybe the research community and whole rest of
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by echelon 4mo ago
No more using the English language, either.
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by echelon 4mo ago
You can do the Georgia Tech online masters in CS. It's rigorous, demands a lot of time, but carries the full prestige of the on-campus degree.
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by echelon 4mo ago
It doesn't have to be like that. This is choose your own adventure. You can be writing any kind of code you want, including stuff at the frontier.
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by echelon 4mo ago
> patent-pending Instant turn off.
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by echelon 4mo ago
There's a world of difference between the Apple I and setting up CUDA drivers and Python. You're in a small community of hobbyists. Cheap hobbyists who mostly don't pay for the stuff. It's a bad growth market. It's
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by echelon 4mo ago
While you should always remain grounded and know what you don't know, don't ever self-select yourself out of things. (Some things require credentials, but notwithstanding that, there are entirely new jobs and opportunities being c
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by echelon 4mo ago
What's with these attitudes? The world is changing rapidly. There's a very large chance you and nobody else here will have a software job.
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by echelon 4mo ago
Stop the moral grandstanding. This is a legitimate observation. We're also not hiring juniors. Only seniors who can use LLMs and evaluate the outputs.
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by echelon 4mo ago
We don't need to own the hardware. We need to own the software and the models. Playing around with local models is like playing around with Ubuntu and Arch in the 00's. It's a fun toy, but it doesn't make a big economic
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by echelon 4mo ago
EzBoard used to be on Archive.org, then they nuked the whole thing. I know I'm not crazy. Someone else mentioned this as well: https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/uxojh5/ezboard... Edit: w
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by echelon 4mo ago
Lobotomized RTX models are playthings. People building this stuff are "year of linux on desktop"ing open weights AI. It's a huge opportunity cost - not just for you, but for the open source community at large. You need to dou
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by echelon 4mo ago
Stop trying to run them locally, folks. You don't own your fiber connection. So why try to own another rapidly depreciating, expensive, and annoying asset? Rent cloud GPUs! You get to participate in the ownership, data control, price c
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by echelon 4mo ago
This is the method I use. It makes sure that I understand everything being generated and that I maintain a firm working knowledge of the codebase at all times. I can easily steer it too.
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by echelon 4mo ago
These are the companies that undersigned the Orwellian "protect the kids" act. These trillion dollar companies are the problem. They're moving into other healthy industries and crushing them. They're sucking the oxygen o

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