menaerus

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by menaerus 8mo ago
Stop being racist. Immigrants are given the lowest level type of jobs which nobody wants to do anymore. Others are then prospering to better jobs. That's how you keep the economy growing.
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by menaerus 8mo ago
> Where in the EU is a software engineer paid SV FAANG rates? Maybe Switzerland but regardless I agree - it is the labour cost that _attracted_ US companies to plant their labs across Europe and not vice versa.
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by menaerus 8mo ago
That's nonsense. Why is there no ASML in the US then?
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by menaerus 8mo ago
You still did not answer my question and you're still being a d*ck. I understand now why - because you have no idea what I am talking about.
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by menaerus 8mo ago
Why stick to python-only repositories though?
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by menaerus 8mo ago
I am not familiar with those models but I see that 4.7 flash is 30B MoE? Likely in the same venue as the one used by the Gemini assistant. If I had to guess that would be Gemini-flash-lite but we don't know that for sure. OTOH the resp
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by menaerus 8mo ago
That's the Gemini assistant. Although a bit hilarious it's not reproducible by any other model.
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by menaerus 8mo ago
> Who cares if pharmaceutical companies or any other business is slow to adopt the AI, the AI will capture that market entirely making those companies obsolete It wouldn't because of things which are not of a technical nature. Trial
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by menaerus 8mo ago
> So at inference time, it does not “learn” in the training sense It learns because it remembers the context. The larger the context, the better the capabilities of the model are. I mean just give it a try and see for yourself - start bu
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by menaerus 8mo ago
> I hope that paid access to AI tools gives better results You should get yourself a paid subscription. Honest advice. The difference between agentic workflow vs single-shot questions in free-tier services is night and day. Building cont
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by menaerus 8mo ago
It's a pretty useful feature when writing code.
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by menaerus 8mo ago
LTO is orthogonal to inlining functions.
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by menaerus 8mo ago
I find it both hilarious and concerning at the same time. Hilarious because I don't think it is an appropriate response to ban changes done by AI agents. Concerning because this really is one of the first kind situations where AI agent
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by menaerus 8mo ago
> I feel like I have a pretty good intuition of what's happening here based on my understanding of the underlying mathematical mechanics. You should write a paper and release it and basically get rich.
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by menaerus 8mo ago
Yes, there is - benefit of a doubt.
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by menaerus 8mo ago
> It’s honestly why I gave up trying to get folks to look at these things rationally as knowable objects (“here’s how LLMs actually work”) Here's your own fallacy you fell into - this is important to understand. Neither do you nor m
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by menaerus 8mo ago
Nowhere did I imply it is production-ready. I said "working compiler" and by definition Claude built one since they booted up the kernel.
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by menaerus 8mo ago
Imagine the neural network you could train over such a large dataset of ID's so when you pay your bills or do the flight check-in you avoid the hassle of manually inputting the data yourself? Ah, yes, we have that already.
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by menaerus 8mo ago
How do you explain people losing their jobs to AI atm?
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by menaerus 8mo ago
For me it's the volume of things that I am now capable of doing in so much shorter amount of time - this leaves almost no space for resting but incurs much more strain on my cognitive limits.
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by menaerus 8mo ago
Would it though? If you have 10 people on the team now doing the work of 20, 30, 50, ...
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by menaerus 8mo ago
IME you don't even have to do multiple things at the same time to reach that cognitive fatigue. The pace alone, which is now much higher, could be enough to saturate your cognitive capabilities.
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by menaerus 8mo ago
How expensive is their lidar system?
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by menaerus 8mo ago
You are underestimating the complexity of the task so do other people on the thread. It's not trivial to implement a working C compiler very much so to implement the one that proves its worth by successfully compiling one of the larges
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by menaerus 9mo ago
Thank you for your generous correction but you could rather address the point I was trying to make.
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by menaerus 9mo ago
Ad hominem does not apply to bots or trolls and you're one of those two. And I'm not sure what was ad hominem about my response. You're the one being ignorant here
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by menaerus 9mo ago
I guess it works for companies which are not part of the union?
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by menaerus 9mo ago
I genuinely hope you're a bot. If you're not then please consider being respectful in your conversations and address the question being asked rather than moving goalposts - it is extremely annoying. If you're out of your argu
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by menaerus 9mo ago
Did you not understand any of the words I wrote?
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by menaerus 9mo ago
Yes, many might believe that their project is worth more than it really is but in my proposition authors of the idea are not the ones who get to decide that but people from NLNET or whatever grant. What I am saying is that currently there i

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