luckydata

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by luckydata 5mo ago
no discussion was needed, it was a statement. the tone is dismissive because the video deserved it.
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by luckydata 5mo ago
let's benchmark a truck for doing track days. pointless.
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by luckydata 5mo ago
so you're saying Google DOESN'T have wildly successful products? That's definitely a hot take.
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by luckydata 5mo ago
you do not. Just build the right tools as you go. A small example of one of the pieces of my toolchain: https://github.com/CaliLuke/lagotto
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by luckydata 5mo ago
it's not a solved problem but it's not impossible to keep it at bay either. I created this tool for my own project and it does a pretty darn good job at keeping the AI accountable, I have a harness that runs this in a loop and hel
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by luckydata 6mo ago
this review was essentially pointless, they reviewed the card for a ton of workloads nobody in their right mind would pick it for, and left out the only use case where it makes sense. great job?
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by luckydata 6mo ago
Jensen hallucinates more than any llm, he just speaks without thinking all that much about what he says and he generalizes a lot. Trying to hold him accountable to imprecisions and gross simplifications is just going to frustrate whoever tr
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by luckydata 6mo ago
the ui is fugly
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by luckydata 6mo ago
It is total dogshit. I looked at it once and i was very much not impressed.
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by luckydata 6mo ago
Who gives a shit. Cal.com is written by hand and the code is absolute garbage. Of all people that should be luddites I never imagined software engineers would be the most pointlessly staunch advocates of that philosophy.
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by luckydata 6mo ago
If America is at near full employment why don't I have a job after looking for 6 months. This is a load of nonsense.
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by luckydata 6mo ago
I will say it bluntly because it needs to be said: that website is not enough for anyone to be interested in the library.
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by luckydata 6mo ago
Not a single example of an actual application is not a good look for a web ui library
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by luckydata 7mo ago
then you should be delighted we have LLMs one of the use cases they are best suited to is writing documentation, much better than humans can.
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by luckydata 7mo ago
the sky is falling...
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by luckydata 7mo ago
finally! I'm building an app that's essentially a "sidecar" to an llm subscription and works via mcp and has a web ui to make reviewing deliverables easier, uses the user's subscription for intelligence instead of r
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by luckydata 7mo ago
it's gambling until you learn how to set up proper harnesses then it just becomes normal administration. It's no different than running a team, humans make mistakes too, that's why we have CI pipelines, automated testing etc.
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by luckydata 7mo ago
Was the product. It's fundamentally unsound, but beyond that, why would you be in that thing? The Metaverse had barely any content worth using, there was no reason to buy it beyond disposable income and novelty.
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by luckydata 7mo ago
I think it was totally predictable, I was telling my colleagues at Meta back then the Metaverse was completely toast in 2020 for a variety of reasons that only Mark Zuckerberg in his infinite wisdom couldn't see clear as day. The Metav
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by luckydata 7mo ago
it's not the CLI, it's the model. The model wasn't trained to do that kind of work, was trained to do one shot coding, not sustained back and forth until it gets it right like Claude and ChatGPT.
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by luckydata 7mo ago
so now you have almost all the parts of an mcp: 1. the tools 2. the instructions just add an auth mechanism to it and you get mcp OR use mcp because it's a nice self contained package that contains all of it.
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by luckydata 8mo ago
It will be like that at some point soon, just not now. Are you trying to make the point that because this technology is not yet perfect the fact that it can already do so much is unimpressive?
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by luckydata 8mo ago
Excellent example of low effort cookie cutter empty rhetoric that would fit perfectly in reddit.
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by luckydata 8mo ago
It doesn't have be to true for all models to be useful. Thinking about small models running on phones or edge devices deployed in the field that would be a perfect use case for a "printed model".
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by luckydata 8mo ago
this type of project is the perfect project for an llm, llvm and cuda work as harnesses, easy to compare.
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by luckydata 8mo ago
that's a problem for accessibility too
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by luckydata 8mo ago
whoever believes the jobs report coming out of this administration is a complete fool.
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by luckydata 8mo ago
Is this an actual problem? Takes minutes for an AI to explore and document a codebase. Sounds like a non problem.
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by luckydata 8mo ago
honestly this blog post was pretty off base. Current AIs have a limited ability to keep up with complexity and using known frameworks helps with managing that complexity. If you need to write everything from scratch every time you have to g
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by luckydata 8mo ago
It's far from simple

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