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by ilaksh 2mo ago
There is still some use to having someone else supervise it and/or test it etc. But most of that gap could probably be closed by setting up your harness so that it can efficiently do the end to end testing including UI itself. Recent m
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
Those are good points, but that mostly comes down to lack of organizational status or office politics etc. which is independent of capability level and largely orthogonal to whether it's a human programmer or an AI agent. Unless you ar
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
Not sure what you are trying to say but thanks for reminding me about qm, it has some cool features. My MindRoot framework had some of qm's main features awhile ago though. I do try to use it to build solutions by customizing rather th
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
Can you give me a hint about wtf you are talking about?
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
That's a popular type of AI cope. First, I am aware they have been able to write code for some time. I made my first LLM coding agent experiment the day after ChatGPT first blew up in November 2022. I haven't been a "code mon
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
I stopped blogging years ago when I realized that only bots were reading the posts. I think the volume for custom agents is probably higher than ever but so is the competition for that work.
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
Seedance 2.5 just came out and it is incredible，significantly better than this for a lot of cases. This one is the latest _free_ video generator. But as far as your composition tools, they are already available.
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
As someone who is searching for a new programming contract right now, reading all of the incredible abilities here is pretty intimidating. Especially since I get almost all of my projects from Upwork which is an outsourcing site. I believe
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
I guess the use case is something like: you have a slightly obsolete Mac or PC or a whole bunch of them, and just need to compose one or more convincing spam emails, but it's fine if it takes a full week to do it?
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
I think there is going to be an intersection between a personal operational dashboard like this and the UI for an AI Company. I've been predicting for awhile that 2026 is the year of the AI Employee (or serious attempts) and 2027 is AI
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
I wonder when the antirez/ds4 group will have an update to their high accuracy 2 bit quant. Although it's funny that I am thinking about that at all because I have a 2060 :P . My local inference is playing with Gemma 4 E2B and Min
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
Supposedly better than GLM 5.2 according to at least one benchmark.
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
You should specify which model size and quant because there are many of both.
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
Have you tried the one that was just released?
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
For people who feel it's too restrictive, I wonder if a good alternative is to work on improving clang instead?
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
Regardless of how you feel about this, it would be good for humanoid robotics in the US to try to catch up a little more. What are they doing to positively encourage that?
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
Maybe you're trying to argue that LLMs won't be able to simulate humans or reproduce all of human nature. That's true, but it's not what I was discussing. I was talking about programming. Also, they are really VLMs and V
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
It's so interesting that people are so divided on this. He even said he generated multiple applications. Yet he has found a way to just about dismiss it somehow. AI is not going to go away and it's not going to stop improving. Tha
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
I don't want to be mean but if it's that hard to even recognize that LLMs are even a valid thing that could intersect with your business that you need some kind of campaign for it.. It's almost like, "don't hurt you
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
The real efficacy of the peer review system has always been somewhat questionable. That's a big reason why arxiv is so prominent.
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
Yes that's what money is almost by definition and government has always had that relationship. But realize that money and government are technologies and we can create new versions or even new paradigms.
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
Gates has spent many fortunes cleaning up his image, but he was one of the nastiest business practice worst monopolists ever. "During Bill Gates’s tenure leading Microsoft, the company paid out an estimated $8.46 billion in publicly kn
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
It's a structural problem in our socio-technical system. You can't separate money and government, because "corruption" to some degree is the default state. Yes there are exceptions, but the opposite if the bad apple conc
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by ilaksh 2mo ago
You are saying this is 13 times faster? More proof please. How do we set it up? I really want this to be a real thing.
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by ilaksh 3mo ago
Dies this affect GrapheneOS or CalyxOS? I assume Sailfish and Ubuntu Touch are completely unimpacted?
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by ilaksh 3mo ago
I think you're mostly right, and there is still a lot of "cope" in this thread about how much he needed to guide it. But I would say that in some ways it's already obviously superhuman. The reason I think it's lacki
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by ilaksh 3mo ago
Obviously there will be a person nominally administering it and officially running it. But some of them will be really minimizing the human involvement.
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by ilaksh 3mo ago
Funny, but 2027 will actually be the year of the AI Companies run by AI CEOs. Obviously kind of early and hard to pull off still, but by the end of next year I think you will see a ton of people attempting it with at least partial success.
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by ilaksh 3mo ago
What do you mean "influenced inference" almost instantaneously? My laptop from 6 years ago can run an agent in a very fast loop in a web browser. It's not going to take over anything though since it's Gemma 4 E2B with on
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by ilaksh 3mo ago
AI that we have now is not a digital animal in capability or kind, and is not currently anywhere close to taking over. But it's still in its present form very intelligent in meaningful and useful ways. And it is not too soon to talk ab

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