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I think we're overestimating how much humans can keep in context. Throughout my career I've seen many instances that folks completely get it wrong and miss the context.
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honestly after the first line I decided to stop reading your comment. but to answer that one line, I probably do. You probably used software that I've worked on
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It's interesting to see a lot of senior folks are against this arguing that if you're working on a larger software project this falls apart. Two things can be argued against this: 1. Context sizes are going to grow. Gemini with 2M
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Scribe(elevenlabs.io)
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The way it works with terminal is so much nicer than Cursor. Using the actual terminal + typing in the command feels so natural.
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Cross origin is still a problem when those settings are off
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You can't argue with laws of physics at some point. Every nanometer counts at those frequencies. You can't put your RAM too far at some point in which a physical socket will be a deal breaker. Also, Framework doesn't need to
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by mohsen1 2y ago
if you're in the Local LLMs world this is an interesting choice. All they care about is lots of fast RAM. 128GB at $2k is a good price when compared to Mac Studios
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by mohsen1 2y ago
Hacker News loves to hate Electron apps. In my experience ChatGPT on Mac (which I assume is fully native) is nearly impossible to use because I have a lot of large chats in my history but the website works much better and faster. ChatGPT we
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Lots of negativity in the comments. if voice works, it's a superior UI than GUI. It's an article from an investment firm that are betting on this. Nothing wrong with that
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> For extreme performance, we discover and use an out-of-doc PTX instruction: ld.global.nc.L1::no_allocate.L2::256B. This instruction will lead to an undefined behavior: accessing volatile GPU memory with non-coherent read-only PTX modif
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I wonder how many of the solutions that passes SWE-lancer evals would not be accepted by the poster due to low quality I’ve been trying so many things to automate solving bugs and adding features 100% by AI and I have to admit it’s been a f
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by mohsen1 2y ago
I'm confused. Wasn't there sanctions against Chinese companies about Hopper GPUs? Are they just admitting that they had access to H100 against the US sanctions?!
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Some of us are still using punch cards and never changed /s
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https://github.com/containers/ramalama
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Tech blogs demonstrate quality of engineering of a company and this blog post is just doing that. Uber eng org is probably so bloated that nobody really cares about this stuff anymore.
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I agree. A color scheme website should do color schemes right. Beside the white background, why colors are the same in light and dark mode? A well thought out color palette should have light, dark and low/high contrast variants.
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Your loaded comment reminds me of Sheryl Sandberg's statements. "Look how easy it is to maintain work/life balance if you LEAN IN!" -- ignoring the fact that an army of people supporting her "LEAN IN" lifestyle
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Trust me! I'm having a ton of fun building things with LLMs. I'm just pointing out the fact that most products are making the LLM input/output the center point of the user experience but in reality it's more useful to en
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can you import it in python with ö in the name?
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by mohsen1 2y ago
Beautiful article. Off-topic: The Nominate app is exactly what’s missing from today’s UIs. Most of today’s user interfaces can benefit from “sparkles of AI helpfulness” instead of requiring a separate “AI App.” For example, macOS file renam
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by mohsen1 2y ago
To people who do this sort of thing: Does generating synthetic data using this make sense for RL of models to be be really good at debugging code? Currently all LLMs inhaled all of code in the world but the data is only text of the code (ma
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by mohsen1 2y ago
yek makes it a bit quicker and you can do all your piping with it: https://github.com/bodo-run/yek
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by mohsen1 2y ago
That's a really cool project. Why did you stop developing this? For me, it's a lot of work and I don't have bandwidth to productionize this
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Show HN: Letting LLMs Run a Debugger(github.com)
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Elon Musk’s bid for OpenAI isn’t about buying it but about disrupting its transition to a for-profit company. OpenAI Inc., the nonprofit, controls OpenAI LP, the capped-profit subsidiary. To convert to a full for-profit entity, OpenAI Inc.
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And guess who has a grip of the end user? Operation System owners. Now that you might not need an app for most things, OS vendors are in even more powerful position. Gone the days of "this amazing app can do X", now it's goin
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I came here by submitting the link. Indeed it’s a little suspicious
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https://github.blog/changelog/2025-02-06-next-edit-suggestio... Next Edit might finally compete with Cursor Tab. I have not tested it yet though

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