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by f0e4c2f7 8d ago
This is actually the typical case when new projects drop on HN. Dropbox is the canonical example. You gotta not take it personal. Announcing on HN is a gauntlet. People can be a bit prickly. Just a bit though. You get lots of good feedback
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by f0e4c2f7 8d ago
It's amusing to me this entire article is centered around brow beating this and other hypothetical software authors for starting things without doing a small amount of research first to understand the very basics of what they're g
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by f0e4c2f7 12d ago
Very interesting. So how open is the neural band to hack on? Do you expect this to be something to get patched out eventually if you update? Seems like a really cool platform to develop against outside of the intended ecosystem.
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by f0e4c2f7 14d ago
Ahhhh yeah totally get that. Changes things considerably.
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by f0e4c2f7 14d ago
Have you considered setting up an agent environment like codex and having it work making on Android version for you? I know you said it's a very complex app and that probably makes it seem like it wouldn't be able to, but LLMs are
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by f0e4c2f7 14d ago
I related a lot to the feelings in this article but over the past year I've come to a different conclusion than the author. In the end of the article he says that there are 3 paths available to him, but I believe there is an additional
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by f0e4c2f7 20d ago
This feels like satire / parody. Praising LinkedIn. The text itself containing multiple LLM tells, especially in the parts complaining most about LLM writing. Maybe not. Could just be kind of accidentally ironic with the author picking
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by f0e4c2f7 23d ago
I read this whole thing a couple days ago. Really long but super interesting. Worth reading imo. A lot of handwringing about the security implications but I think the accomplishments of the swarm itself are the most interesting. Next rung u
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by f0e4c2f7 1mo ago
Having the same issue. I think they might have turned it off. Was looking forward to using this.
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by f0e4c2f7 7mo ago
Lots of services have no desire to ever expose an API. This approach lets you step right over that. If an API is exposed you can just have the LLM write something against that.
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by f0e4c2f7 7mo ago
Ha! This is great. I've been waiting for someone to make this. Giving an LLM a computer makes it way more powerful, giving it a kubernetes cluster should extend that power much further and naturally fits well with the way LLMs work. I
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by f0e4c2f7 1y ago
I don't like the premise of this game. If you're autistic, don't mask. Live authentically as yourself and find people who love you for who you are. You'll annoy the hell out of some people, and thats fine. They can find
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by f0e4c2f7 1y ago
This looks cool and I wish you luck but I'd probably never use something closed source for this. Been on the lookout for an open source version but they all seem kind of unessecarily bulky or otherwise poorly maintained. Would be inter
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
Front page of HN. Funny to imagine thousands of people sitting in the office crossing their eyes at their computer screen right now.
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
There is a funny parallel I see with Kubernetes that I also saw a lot with Linux in the early years. There are thousands of packages and tools you can install on Linux (think phpmyadmin for example) and new users sometimes go wild installin
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
Sounds like management and mentoring might be a satisfying diversion at this point in your life.
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
For sure. It's been amazing honestly and I feel like it has really accelerated my learning. Enough that I'm trying to get really serious about making the most out of this new leverage seemingly out of nowhere. I use it a lot for m
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
Building using LFS has been on my list of "I really should probably do that just to learn" for about 20 years now. I'll get around to it! This year I'm finally learning Lisp (and really enjoying it).
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
Really cool idea. Novel, I imagine a lot of people would play this. I would suggest a social media campaign with short form videos. Seems like something that has the potential to go viral or at least make a lot of money.
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
There is one clear answer in my opinion: There is a secondary market for OpenAI stock. It's not a public market so nobody knows how much you're making if you sell, but if you look at current valuations it must be a lot. In that co
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
I'm a big fan of the reading list and structure of teachyourselfcs.com
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
Fortunately big tech jobs are available in EU too. Highest salaries might trickier without moving to US, shouldn't be too hard to transfer to US once you get a job at one if you want to. Making quite a high salary without moving is pos
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
This is fairly straightforward imo. Most money is in big tech. Look at levels.fyi to get an idea of the roadmap. Big tech hires mostly off leetcodes. There are other factors too. Your journey begins with practicing leetcodes and reading all
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
I'm not sure why but it seems like most of the high quality AI content is on twitter. On average seems to be around ~4 months ahead of HN on AI dev approaches. I would suggest following / reading people who talk about using Claude
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
There have been some papers showing that RLHF makes models more palletable to use but reduces performance on evals and in other various ways. I couldn't find the one I was looking for but this is one of them. https://arxiv.o
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
This is a bit of a Zen thing you're describing. A lot of different approaches and theories on getting to the same thing here I would say. It's hard to think of specific advice here beyond "just start doing it" which does
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
This book is so good. It's about building early computers but it feels just like tech does today in the way it's described. Which make it feel like this bigger context you're reading into. That even before computers were main
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
Currently listening to this series of interviews about Neuralink: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kbk9BiPhm7o
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
Would be interested to hear the experiences of someone who has used this.
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by f0e4c2f7 2y ago
When I was a kid there was this new thing that came out called Wikipedia. I couldn't convince anyone it was useful though because they pointed out it was wrong sometimes. Eventually they came around though. AI is like that right now. I

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