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by nojvek 1mo ago
Trump may be the catalyst to renewable energy acceleration. If gas is so obscenely expensive, then economics can play its natural course. US gas prices have been subsidized for so long. Now Trump’s war is getting gasonline to realistic pric
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by nojvek 1mo ago
It seems at this point the Ukraine-Russia war ends with one of the economies being crippled. Both sides are now targeting civilian infra. Russia is grinding their youth. I wonder if they fall like USSR.
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by nojvek 1mo ago
I think God did intend SQL for us. There is no going back. It's too deeply intertwined.
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by nojvek 2mo ago
Trump doesn’t realize how stupidly expensive US healthcare is. Each of the vaccine visits is a parent taking time out of work. You’re paying $500 for a visit if you don’t have insurance. Raising a kid is even slightly more expensive now.
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by nojvek 2mo ago
Well the government goons will get into debt even if you pay it. They love money printer. One time wealth tax on unrealized gains in a state that has already high taxes is weird.
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by nojvek 2mo ago
I’ve found that nodejs/cloudflare workers are pretty awesome. Typescript everything is a pretty phenomenal stack.
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by nojvek 2mo ago
I find golang very verbose and unreadable. With 1000s of lines LLMs generate, it’s hard to make sense of is it good code or bad code. Add in golang doesn’t have proper types for Option<T> to have a nilable type. Its pointers and null
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by nojvek 2mo ago
Love it!
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by nojvek 2mo ago
Yes. That’s why he does it in a large open field where there are no eyes in vicinity. He has a trigger mechanism where he is standing several feet away from the side. And he uses light weight biodegradable plastic instead of steel balls. Mo
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by nojvek 2mo ago
As humans we assume superhuman AIs will be like us. Thirsting conquest and spreading like a virus consuming non-renewable resources. So much mindless consumption that it may kill the very host that sustains it. But if it is a superhuman AI,
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by nojvek 2mo ago
Test may be no joke. But the test is also a joke in the world of GPS and Uber. I am glad Uber plowed through various stupid regulations constraining supply to bring a service with drastically more supply.
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by nojvek 2mo ago
lol! What’s the actual moral of story here? He wants a 10x rockstar that follows sane plans?
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by nojvek 2mo ago
Model S/X is no longer being produced. Cybertruck is next. Model 3/Y and perhaps billions being invested in Optimus robots.
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by nojvek 2mo ago
I wonder if Anthropic does this too.
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by nojvek 2mo ago
You got examples of such vocabulary?
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by nojvek 2mo ago
OpenAI arguing AI should not be open. Oh the irony! Reminds me of Department of Defense, Department of Education etc from 1987 book. What’s Sam and Dario gonna lobby for next? Let’s ban capitalism?
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by nojvek 2mo ago
I use ARC, for vertical organized tabs. Really like it. Haven’t used Chrome in years. Yes yes ARC is Chromium based, but it’s a nicer Chrome for Chromium (pun intended). Just want a browser with url -> page, back/forward history and
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by nojvek 2mo ago
All AIs seem to be playing a similar distilling game. Codex and Claude have similar “honest take” sentences when AI is flat out hallucinating.
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by nojvek 2mo ago
AIs aren’t magically writing good code. I still have to prompt the biggest model towards a coherent design. DRY code isn’t their strong suite. They don’t give a shit about maintainable human readable code. RLVR training rewards for achievin
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by nojvek 2mo ago
Yes. Microsoft is an OpenAI investor and they did sign it.
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by nojvek 2mo ago
I am so tired of reading AI generated/assisted articles with AI speak in them. Reads like a human, and then the more you read, the AI-fluff appears. Not X, Y blah blah blah. You could have human written it with your words in half the w
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by nojvek 2mo ago
Meta had the resource curse just like with Metaverse and VR headsets. Meanwhile Chinese labs were forced to innovate with more efficient models.
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by nojvek 2mo ago
I use Handy everyday. It’s a great project. Thank you for making offline ASR work great on modern machine.
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by nojvek 2mo ago
Codex server is open source. You can connect many clients to it. There is open code, pi.dev and many other harnesses. Claude Code is the major closed source coding harness, uses private apis. Anthropic punishes you if you use another api. I
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by nojvek 2mo ago
Man. I wish they didn’t use AI to write an article about AI slop. “The honest truth … worth naming”. “But the bottleneck was never the code. It was always the human attention” Perhaps this is human audit over a first AI draft. But had enoug
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by nojvek 2mo ago
> The precedent that comes to mind for me is semiconductor chips,” Ezell told me. From 1990 to 2020, he pointed out, China’s share of the global market increased substantially, compelling the U.S. government to pass the CHIPS Act — a 202
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by nojvek 2mo ago
Great write up. Thanks.
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by nojvek 3mo ago
The message of article was great, but I wish it was written by a human. Yeah we are on track to get to a point where Earth heating up is irreversible before Artificial super intelligence can come to aid to solve it. In fact, our datacenter
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by nojvek 3mo ago
It's just assumed that we need to make models bigger to get more out of them. That is from observation, no one has actually distilled different kinds of intelligences from an LLM to say this is the minimal model size needed for this ki
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by nojvek 3mo ago
I really appreciate the writing style. It’s human written. A breath of fresh air in an ocean of AI slop.

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