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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
There's a need for better indexing. Seems like they switched search to pure embeddings and it doesn't work. Making performant hybrid search is hard in the sense that you cannot combine indexes. Ideally something like embedding, te
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
When to short NVIDIA? I guess when chinese get their cards production
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
Seems like it's just repackaging and UX, not really intelligence updgrade. They know that distribution wins so they want to be most approachable. Maybe multimodal improvements are there.
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
Nice, what are you using as storage?
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
This is so people don't immediately migrate for GPT5
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
Speed and typing will win. TS and Go will be dominant in LLM assisted code.
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
See: Irak, Libia
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
I am pretty sure the US is investing hard into naval drones. There's a reason Russia cannot use it's naval fleet in Ukraine as cheap torpedos and drones destroy ships.
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
I asked it to explain to me sweep line method for programming and I am quite impressed
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
Given you C++ skillset I would look into less obvious "jobs", like maybe creating mods for games (not sure if minecraft mods can make you real money but at least it seems like fun thing to do). I suggest trying to do some small 2D
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
Yeah, I started creating my own architect tool as this is what missing currently. Given good architecture you can really hand down implementation to AI these days. One problem I see that these tools aren't good at reading logs of long
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
To add to this. Scientific progress seems to slow when some of these constraints are incorrectly defined leading or blocking valid search trees, which suggest that humanity determines then but also wrong sometimes. Thus we need to really on
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
Every game becomes boring once figured out. I personally like to explore "meta" on my own. Once I know it I leave game to others as it's usually boring to me. I think meta is basically experimentally determined constrains tha
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
I think because you want to input mathematical proof intuition (heuristic) into models so they can grasp our reality better than just use tools without much clue.
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
I think that "Query Engine" you can later distill is quite useful artefact. If I were to TP back in time I would take current LLM with me over wikipedia as it's more accessible
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
If you don't have automatic way to verify solution then picking correct answer from 10 000 is more impressive than coming with some answer in the first place. If AI tech will be able to effectively prune tree search without eval that w
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
There's surprisingly a lot of finance related jobs in TypeScript. I wonder what libraries they are using for money management.
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
I disagree. It's pricy and does crap code unless precisely instructed. Maybe because I was prompting in non-english langauge
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
Jupyter is also great thing in python ecosystem + colab etc.
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
I use "tsx script.ts" often and it's very nice good due to gradual typing you can use (plus I know lang well)
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
Agree that celery is a mess and it doesn't work well with async (Asyncio) python. I think version 6 maybe will support it sometime. I also had a lot of problem due to async primitives with sqlalchemy - there's some tricky stuff wi
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
Good point
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
My layman take on it: 1) We need some way of reliable world model building from LLM interface 2) RL/search is real intelligence but needs viable heuristic (fitness fn) or signal - how to obtain this at scale is biggest question -> t
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
AFAIK Gaussian Splatting is somehow connected to NeRFs (neural radiance fields), so job of turning multiple 2D images into 3D scene. Actually tried doing something like this recently for drone navigation (using older point cloud methods) bu
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
I personally use GPT 4.1 in simple ask mode most recently. Fast and usually correct for quite complex function so OpenAI seems to be winning IMO. All these "agentic" things make these models so confused that it almost never gives
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
I feel like diffusion would be much more useful for code it it could only mark tokens as "valid" if they were passing code checks. So it could be thought as adding more of "semantic chunks" instead of just words. Not sur
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
Is there equvalent to SvelteKit for Solidjs?
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by machiaweliczny 1y ago
IMO people underestimate effort of hiring people with domain expertise for this. Maybe they can try to buy one person from these teams and then have it help build the core IDE team but this will take much longer than just buying a very stro
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by machiaweliczny 2y ago
Were union types fixed? I remember that previously they didn’t work too well.
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by machiaweliczny 2y ago
Because it’s lossy compression. I also consumed a lot of books and even more movies and I don’t have good memory of it all. But some core facts and intuition from it.

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