eyk19

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   by eyk19 2mo ago

   As much as I love and embrace LLMs, they are clearly eliminating all flow state that was previously inevitable when coding something
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   by eyk19 5mo ago

   Apple stock is going to skyrocket
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   by eyk19 7mo ago

   The point isn't that agent output is magically better; it's that reviewing your own agent's output is way cheaper (intellectually) than reviewing a stranger's, because you've written the plan by yourself. And '
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   by eyk19 7mo ago

   Definitely, but that's kind of my point: the maintainers are still going to be way better at all of that than some random contributor who just wants a feature, vibe codes it, and barely tests it. The maintainers already know the codeba
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   by eyk19 7mo ago

   I feel like the pattern here is donate compute, not code. If agents are writing most of the software anyway, why deal with the overhead of reviewing other people's PRs? You're basically reviewing someone else's agent output w
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   Apple: STARFlow-V, a Normalizing Flow Model for Causal Video Generation(huggingface.co)

   4 points by eyk19 10mo ago|0 comments
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   New Version of Siri to 'Lean' on Google Gemini(macrumors.com)

   3 points by eyk19 11mo ago|0 comments
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   by eyk19 1y ago

   We've experienced something similar: for compute-heavy rendering tasks, AWS just wasn't good enough. EC2 machines with the same spec perform much worse than Hetzner machines
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   Daily Aspirin intake slashes colon cancer relapse risk by 55%(news.ki.se)

   25 points by eyk19 1y ago|14 comments