kolinko

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by kolinko 4mo ago
Thanks for open-sourcing this! I built something similar for myself, but after few months it's so personalised that it's in no shape to be open-sourced.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
Did you use the models yourself?
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by kolinko 4mo ago
just read up on how transformers and attention works, and kvq mechanism in attention
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by kolinko 4mo ago
But this would work only for first layer, or am I missing something?
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by kolinko 4mo ago
What are your harnesses? Do you have the same skillsets/tools/etc for both?
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by kolinko 4mo ago
ad
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by kolinko 4mo ago
The pricing can be a bit deceptive though. A good model can deliver the same results in fewer tokens. Kind of like billing a programmer by the hour.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
To name some of his "predictions", in 2024 he was saying that "things are beginning to collapse": https://www.wheresyoured.at/subprimeai/ He is extremely vague in his predictions and timelines, and
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by kolinko 4mo ago
1-2% of the whole US consumption
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by kolinko 4mo ago
Well, you wouldn't just give human a task "verify all facts and compliance requirements" and expect it to end well either, no?
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by kolinko 4mo ago
Did you experiment with giving agent better tools to navigate and document the codebase? Asts, language servers and so on? A million tokens (not cached) sounds like a lot.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
“Modern kids don’t program, they just play with frameworks” Well of course people adjust their harnesses, skills and whatnot - that is how programming looks like now. You don’t touch the code, you build a machine that builds the code instea
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by kolinko 5mo ago
It wouldn’t help much, sadly. Getting to orbit is about speed, not height — you need 27000 kph to get to orbit, and having an air launched platform would shave off 1k kph off it at most, perhaps 5k with some insane hypersonic engineering.
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by kolinko 5mo ago
On the other hand, I found Claude/Opus to be extremely unhelpful when it comes to asking it to benchmark itself with a possible replacement. It will get "confused", make up numbers, do a ton of other things, and I'm quit
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by kolinko 5mo ago
If you bump into a hole of its model/understanding, starting a new session won't help, sadly.
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by kolinko 5mo ago
I think the post author is smarter than that. I usually work with sessions <300k tokens, Opus 4.7 xhigh, and it simply has holes in it's world model, or some strong conditioning here and there, and it sips through regardless of how
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by kolinko 5mo ago
Btw. they were booing him before he even got on a stage. There was a leaflet and a student action to boo him not because of his AI stance, but because of his ex accusing him of abuse (sic) Here's the link to the leaflet: https:/&
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by kolinko 5mo ago
Which, one might argue, shows he believes it. He's putting money where his mouth is.
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by kolinko 5mo ago
Years ago i published slides on Slideshare that were viewed almost two million times. And helped me build a business. There were people that learned knowledge from myself, and then made their own tutorials and promote these. It hadn't
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by kolinko 5mo ago
Napster may not be the best analogy for you. Napster broke down record companies' monopolies on music, and pushed them to finally implement streaming, but also make music worldwide basically free. Even if its creator lost the lawsuit,
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by kolinko 5mo ago
As Opus maximalist ;) I was very surprised by the quality if Qwen3.6-27B - trying to figure out how to get it going on RTX 90k now to offload some lighter tasks :)
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by kolinko 5mo ago
hm, I can’t find the link?
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by kolinko 6mo ago
With 6-9h timezone difference? Even if a company will allow this (and few will), it's very hard to pull off, and your social/family life will suffer big time. I know people who manage to do this, but it's difficult, and not r
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by kolinko 6mo ago
> a bit of time A bit of time is an understatement. I used Wireshark to analyze various things (mostly smart home) over the years, but now CC does in minutes what it would take me a few hours before - and provides dedicated, custom made
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by kolinko 6mo ago
There were few systems like claude in the past, to testing rulebook is not really written yet. And far from obvious.
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by kolinko 6mo ago
Also, many of us have lived in countries actually freed thanks to the west’s (mustly us) intervention, and we felt the support during the Russian occupation pre 1989
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by kolinko 6mo ago
I did a lot of AI images to show my friends and enjoy. There was definitely a benefit to society. And my friends used AI as a replacement of stock photos and graphics in their products which offer a ton to society.
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by kolinko 6mo ago
We’ll probably do the same we did with electricity, water, banking and telecomunnication - regulate (even in US) so that everyone has more or less equal access to it.
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by kolinko 6mo ago
Ideal for whom? For society in general, I don’t think so.
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by kolinko 6mo ago
If the phones with replaceable batteries break more often (and they most likely will), then people will buy them more often, not less. Also, a new battery is how much - €100 for an iPhone battery? It's not that expensive.

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