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by ixaxaar 3y ago
isn't this similar to what Canada was/is trying to do to podcasts?
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
Cool, now I can recommend it to female devs to learn, without anyone getting uncomfortable. With the growth of lean, I suppose its time to get more serious in popularizing and attracting community instead of trying to pursue harmless chuckl
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
I've worked in automotive where literally everything except the infotainment systems are in C. Almost all, if not all, firmware is in C. Also, not to mention every operating system. I really don't know where the "bugs are hor
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
I think the world of programmers have spent a bit too much time trying to avoid pointers, inventing a whole bunch of different languages, mechanisms and with them a horde of other problems and useless complexities. Instead of this utter was
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
Also, I'd add that doing HoTT or other such "high theory" stuff actually enhances my understanding of the fundamentals and gives me the machinery to handle complexities systematically that building a mere web search engine wo
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
Hey, I had a very similar experience. Growing up in Bombay in the late 90s, chip and digit were literally my introduction to computing. Though I was not that much into gaming, they made me a fan of computer architecture, of graphics cards a
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
Why not just block bing and save 70% straight away? Nobody uses bing anyway.
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
Hey I've struggled with this notion as well. But then I sometimes compare this with crypto - or how a bunch of kids simulated the entire financial system and made the same mistakes made 100s of years ago, with the end effect of an new
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
## More Links 1. https://github.com/geniusrise/geniusrise - core framework 2. https://github.com/geniusrise/geniusrise-huggingface - hf modules 3. https://github.com/geniusrise&#x2
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Show HN: Geniusrise, an open source framework and ecosystem for AI agents(github.com)
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
## More Links 1. https://github.com/geniusrise/geniusrise - core framework 2. https://github.com/geniusrise/geniusrise-huggingface - hf modules 3. https://github.com/geniusrise&#x2
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Show HN: Geniusrise, an open source framework and ecosystem for AI agents(github.com)
9 points by ixaxaar 3y ago|2 comments
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
Hello people! Introducing geniusrise, an agent framework and component ecosystem for building AI agent networks that are as flexible as your team. landing page: https://geniusrise.ai (fancy but useless) docs: https://
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
I am not so sure if the determinism offered by programming languages is more meant for a human requirement or not - if it is, making programming languages more "natural" will actually backfire because a human ultimately needs to r
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
The "no thanks, I have friends" argument?
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
> There was a chance with mobile phones to use and signal Linux, but that didn't happen either. What do you mean? Android is Linux!
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
I thought of that as a kind of dropout for memory, so that the network also learns to build resilience around what it stores. I was also unsure of how to manage the memory - should I reset it every iteration? resulting in it behaving more l
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
I wish it were that easy. If you see toward the end where it generates Einstein's field equations, I had to start from real numbers (dedekind cuts) to real manifolds to pseudo-Reimannian manifolds to the curvature metric to the final t
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
Exactly this. I doubt a non-programmer would be able to produce similar output of similar quality and completeness. Like I said, I am not losing my job yet. Maybe next year...
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
Indeed, I manually copied the outputs. If the network lost context (or I ran out of GPT-4 credits and reverted to GPT-3) or for some reason I needed to start a new chat, I would start by also feeding in the other modules' docstrings to
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by ixaxaar 3y ago
Exactly! During the process, it seemed like if there were like two GPTs self-playing to both generate the proper prompts iteratively and the other generates like the output, all triggered by one concise command from a human - say write test
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Using ChatGPT to generate a GPT project end-to-end(github.com)
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by ixaxaar 5y ago
> It sucks that this author had this experience, and I wish they had said which team that was, so that I could use what social cachet I have to steer people clear of it from inside. Nobody should have that experience. "I have soft p
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by ixaxaar 5y ago
An average software engineer can traverse the entire SDLC of a major revision of a product in less than a year. Perhaps in big tech that would be ~2 years if not less.
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by ixaxaar 5y ago
Information overload can only be tackled by organizing stuff, documentation, knowledge management etc. Most of which are processes or tools, which this list tries to capture. I wrote this list for EMs in my org so they can have a handy list
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by ixaxaar 5y ago
Ground reality in all big tech seems to be pretty much the same? Like 1% of the people hoard 99% of the good work? [Technically I imply a heavily skewed exponential distribution, maybe not exact numbers].
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by ixaxaar 5y ago
> But in India, jobs are careers for life, and your employer is part of your personal brand. In the last decade, I might have very rarely seen a resume with more than say 10 years of experience at a single place. The average would be som
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by ixaxaar 5y ago
Hey type hacking is hard. Agda is kinda easier for someone who knows haskell, but hard nonetheless.
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by ixaxaar 5y ago
Indeed. I found other awesome lists that cover these topics and linked them instead. Check out https://github.com/charlax/engineering-management and https://github.com/LappleApple/awesome-leading-a
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by ixaxaar 5y ago
Products change but what should remain constant are the people and the process that delivers them.

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