gloosx

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by gloosx 8mo ago
So what is he even coding there all the time? Does anybody have any info on what he is actually working on besides all the vibe-coding tweets? There seems to be zero output from they guy for the past 2 years (except tweets)
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by gloosx 8mo ago
The real bottleneck is doing it on the CPU, if you switch to WebGPU you can simulate millions of particles simultaneously in just few milliseconds per frame.
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by gloosx 8mo ago
Oh boy, in 2015 Windows 10 was released, and it was extremely broken, including endless reboot loops, vanishing start menu and icons, system freezes, app crashes, file explorer crashes, broken hardware encryption and many broken drivers – s
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by gloosx 8mo ago
> The cornerstone of Microsoft still is Windows and Office. You mean Windows and Microsoft 365 Copilot App?
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by gloosx 9mo ago
sounds cool, want to explore this a bit, however, why XML if condition? > <if score >= 10> this looks kinda cursed, makes me wonder how it's even parsed
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by gloosx 9mo ago
It's even worse when LLM eats documentation for multiple versions of the same library and starts hallucimixing methods from all versions at the same time. Certainly unusable for some libraries which had a big API transition between ver
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by gloosx 9mo ago
This "constitution" is pretty messed up. > Claude is central to our commercial success, which is central to our mission. But can an organisation remain a gatekeeper of safety, moral steward of humanity’s future and the decider
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by gloosx 9mo ago
>rewriting code Key thing here. The code was already written, so rewriting it isn't exactly adding a lot of quantifiable value. If millions weren't spent in the first place, there would be no code to rewrite.
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by gloosx 9mo ago
I don't even know who the hell uses them systems for components. Just trowing a flex-box and a few good ol' css rules does 99.999% of the job usually. $300 for UI blocks? For what? A div with flex, gap, and padding?
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by gloosx 9mo ago
Would be funny if they renamed Windows to Copilots
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by gloosx 9mo ago
This is a ridiculously small sample to tell me that "the invasion had broad popular support at the beginning". It had a broad support in your own circles and you casually extrapolated it to the whole population. According to my ow
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by gloosx 9mo ago
>the invasion had broad popular support at the beginning. According to whom? You should understand that public opinion surveys in authoritarian countries are problematic. In autocracies, people might want to hide their opinions and give
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by gloosx 9mo ago
Lithuania fought two distinct wars with Soviet Union, both conflicts involved USSR attempts to control the Baltic region and establish communist rule.
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by gloosx 9mo ago
Whatever coutry has the most firepower you mean. Hungary, Chechoslovakia, Afghanistan, Angola, Ethiopia, Azerbaijan, Lithuania, Moldova, Georgia, Tajikistan, Ichkeria, Ukraine, Syria... The list goes on
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by gloosx 9mo ago
>humans are to a larger degree trained on spacial data you must be completely LLMheaded to say something like that, lol humans are not trained on spacial data, they are living in the world. humans are very much diffent from silicone chip
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by gloosx 9mo ago
>Create a test for intelligence that we can pass better than AI Easy? The best LLMs score 40% on Butter-Bench [1], while the mean human score is 95%. LLMs struggled the most with multi-step spatial planning and social understanding. [1]
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by gloosx 9mo ago
It's like saying google search is smarter than everyone, amount of information indexed by it has no human counterpart, such a silly take...
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by gloosx 10mo ago
This fucker didn't even bother showing us some real POST requests. And he actually wrote JavaScript to make those work. Why would you mock it on the client-side if HTMX makes it so simple??
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by gloosx 10mo ago
Education?
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by gloosx 10mo ago
"It's just kind of pointless, we're just going to create new ways to get on these platforms, so what's the point," said 14-year-old Claire Ni. Claire Ni concluded it best. They are just going to find new ways. Imagi
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by gloosx 10mo ago
of course LLM doesn't experience or feel anything. To experience or feel something requires a subject, and LLM is just a tool, thing, an object. It's just a statistical machine which excels at unrolling coherent sentences but it d
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by gloosx 10mo ago
Reducing real human struggles to a punchline is exactly the kind of cynical detachment you can afford only if you have never lived through a failed banking system. If you had lived through what people in some countries deal with, you would
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by gloosx 10mo ago
From the creators of the 10x engineer: 0.1x engineering cost
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by gloosx 10mo ago
>We are trying to fix probability with more probability. That is a losing game. >We need to re-introduce Determinism into the stack. >If it fails lets inject more prompts but call it "rules" and run the magic box again Br
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by gloosx 10mo ago
>Outside of buying sex and drugs the only uses for cryptocoins are, and always has been, ransoms, scams and gambling That is a very shallow take. There are real non-criminal uses for crypto that people in stable, wealthy countries often
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by gloosx 10mo ago
It shows, quite an interesting wrapper over GPT with unauthorized access to prompting it you assembled there ;) Very much liked the part where it makes 1000 requests pulling 1000 comments from the firebase to the client and then shoots them
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by gloosx 10mo ago
Of course you do, in certain cases making less round-trips to the server is just straight more efficient
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by gloosx 10mo ago
It is always "I'm producing 300 projects in a nanosecond" but it's almost never about sharing or actually deploying these ;)
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by gloosx 10mo ago
Try to ask it to write some GLSL shaders. Just describe what you want to see and then try to run the shaders it outputs. It can output a UV-map or the simple gradient right, but when it comes to shaders a bit more complex it most of the tim
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by gloosx 10mo ago
If LLMs truly "understood architecture" in the engineering sense, they would not hallucinate, contradict themselves, or miss edge cases that even a mid-level engineer catches instinctively. They are powerful tools but they are not

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