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by nerder92 1y ago
Cheating != Stealing
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by nerder92 1y ago
Quick Feedback: Would it be cool to research this internally and maybe find a sweet spot in speed multiplier where the loss is minimal. This pre-processing is quite cheap and could bring down the API price eventually.
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OpenAI removes mentions of Jony Ive Deal(bloomberg.com)
1 points by nerder92 1y ago|0 comments
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by nerder92 1y ago
Hey! We are building something in this space but connected with sports (starting from combat sports right now). We are Europe-based and we have some 60k users at the moment. I've sent you an email to have a chat and share some ideas!
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by nerder92 1y ago
If you are both just starting and the idea is fundamentally the same, just have a chat.
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Ask HN: Where do hackers meet in London?
2 points by nerder92 1y ago|5 comments
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by nerder92 1y ago
I feel something similar, mostly in the context of programming. Yesterday, I spotted a bug and instead of trying to understand the issue, I just typed a quick "why this doesn't work" into the Cursor Chat. A few seconds later,
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by nerder92 1y ago
Dart is one of the most underrated language out there. Paradoxically is alive thanks to Flutter, but is also not as popular due to Flutter.
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by nerder92 1y ago
A quick Google seems to point into another direction: https://crypto.news/moneros-50-price-pump-likely-tied-to-330...
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by nerder92 2y ago
I tried to play it, and while the conversation is right the image is just all wrong
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by nerder92 2y ago
Might not be related to the point of the article per se, but i've tried to decode it with different LLMs. To benchmark their reasoning capabilities. - 4o: Failed completely - o1: Overthinks it for a while and come up with the wrong ans
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by nerder92 2y ago
Yes I see your point, correlation is not causation. Again, this is my best guess and observation based on my personal view of the world and my understanding of data on hands at t0 (today). This doesn't spare if from being incorrect or
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by nerder92 2y ago
> It is only generating based on training data This is not the case anymore, current SOTA CoT models are not just parroting stuff from the training data. And as of today they are not even trained exclusively on publicly (and not so publi
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by nerder92 2y ago
If benchmark means anything in evaluating how model capability progress, the evidence is that all the existing benchmark have been pretty much solved, except FrontierMath ( https://epoch.ai/frontiermath )
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by nerder92 2y ago
I'm not sure, it's an observation considering how AI improvement is related to Moore's law. [1]( https://techcrunch.com/2025/01/07/nvidia-ceo-says-his-ai-chi... )
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by nerder92 2y ago
This article is entirely built on 2 big and wrong assumptions: 1. AI code ability will be the same as is today 2. Companies will replace people for AI en masse at a given moment in time Of course both these assumptions are wrong, the qualit
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by nerder92 2y ago
The real-word scenario that has happened to us was that it was completely misinterpreting words, for instance it stopped working because our file contained the word "retard", this was a localization file for the French translation
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Bending Spoons closes $233M acquisition of Brightcove(businesswire.com)
1 points by nerder92 2y ago|0 comments
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by nerder92 2y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to do custom integrations for apps
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by nerder92 2y ago
If your work is building Technology and you have a mental model such as: “it was better when it was worse” You don’t understand the essence of your job.
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by nerder92 2y ago
From a financial point of view, engineers are considered assets not costs, because they contribute to grow the valuation of the company assets. The right thing to do economically (in capitalism) is to do more of the same, but faster. So if
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by nerder92 2y ago
(1) is exactly the misunderstanding i'm talking about, most creative jobs are not defined by their output (which is cheap) but by the way they reach that output. Software engineers that thought they could write their special characters
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by nerder92 2y ago
As for every job done well the most important thing is to truly understand the essence of your job, why it exist in the first place and which problem truly solves when done it well. A good designers is not going to be replaced by Dall-e&#x2
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by nerder92 2y ago
So we are basically re-discovering XP practices? ( http://www.extremeprogramming.org/rules/spike.html )
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by nerder92 2y ago
Here a thread with some tests to confirm this: https://x.com/g_bonfiglio/status/1847728976933904453
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by nerder92 2y ago
MAAT | Founding Software Engineer (Mobile) | Remote (EU) | Full-Time | >= €50k + 2% equity MAAT is a SaaS-enabled marketplace for the sports community, with a vision to help people create long-lasting relationships through sports and act
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by nerder92 2y ago
We are building a SaaS enabled marketplace for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu where people can find gyms and experiences to find new friends to have fun with! If you are in Europe and do BJJ you will probably have hear about us (MAAT). PS: of course w
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by nerder92 2y ago
MAAT | Full Stack Engineer (Mobile) | London (Hybrid) | Full-Time | 2% equity MAAT is a SaaS-enabled marketplace for the sports community, with a vision to help people create long-lasting relationships through sports and activities. We’re f
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by nerder92 2y ago
Programming is not art, problem solving is. Programming is just a mean to an end, please stop this cringe romantic rhetoric. If you really love programming you don’t care about the medium, the fact that a program is represented as text is j
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by nerder92 2y ago
This company screams “Stripe please buy me” so so much. From branding to the all UVP, it was a fast exit because it was meant to be. Still a massive achievement

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