nprateem

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by nprateem 2y ago
> As an example, aider currently writes about 70% of the new code in each of its releases. Yeah but part of that is because it's physically impossible to stop it making random edits for the sake of it.
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by nprateem 2y ago
LOL. I think you mean: 1. Simple reasoning 2. ??? 3. AGI
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by nprateem 2y ago
Ask it to create a salad with an avocado chopped in half. See whether each half has a nut in it.
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What the sellside is saying about DeepSeek(ft.com)
2 points by nprateem 2y ago|1 comments
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by nprateem 2y ago
You did I expect. I find it so much more difficult to play games now I know i won't live forever and times a-wasting.
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by nprateem 2y ago
Something about the RA aesthetic always looked a bit cartoonish to me. All the other titles had better graphics. I was never sure what it was...
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by nprateem 2y ago
10x return
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by nprateem 2y ago
I just don't buy this at all. I've had no end of circular conversations with AI models because they fundamentally don't understand anything. No amount of training data will solve this. Intelligence isn't a word predictio
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by nprateem 2y ago
He said "may". There are plenty of other reasons to agree with the statement.
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by nprateem 2y ago
Great book. Well worth a read.
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by nprateem 2y ago
No
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by nprateem 2y ago
The lack of first class js support just kills it. Having to use middleware that doesn't work too well on AWS is the nail in the coffin. It's different if you've drunk the microservices koolaid but for normal projects it doesn
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by nprateem 2y ago
It can do the 80% of common stuff. You need to do the 20% novel stuff. And if you don't have that, you probably don't have a decent idea anyway.
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by nprateem 2y ago
Chatgpt: "There's no such thing as a wonderwall. Listeners won't understand it or like it."
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by nprateem 2y ago
LOL. HS2
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by nprateem 2y ago
But that's the point isn't it. He's testing the waters. There will be no consequences and therefore few limits to his power. Welcome to the new dictatorship. I'll post this here for posterity: He'll find a way to ge
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by nprateem 2y ago
Ha ha are you serious? Trump is a fragile-egoed narcissist. He's not even in power and already everyone's sucking up to him.
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by nprateem 2y ago
Nah, he'll buy it with TRUMP coins.
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by nprateem 2y ago
My first thought when he was elected was the crypto bros were stupidly trusting. Why bother promoting BTC when you can just launch your own coin (as an "official act" of course) and then mandate its use. Looks like someone around
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Trump-backed memecoin value tops $13B(ft.com)
25 points by nprateem 2y ago|10 comments
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by nprateem 2y ago
> You get all of that with any of Pyramid, Flask, FastAPI etc. Yes, with fewer batteries, and so less consistency between projects, etc. > As for "pool of developers", I would expect any backend web developer to be able to p
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by nprateem 2y ago
The apps are a major sell like with any ecosystem. But don't forget you also get a stable, mature project, excellent documentation, a pool of developers, etc.
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by nprateem 2y ago
In a fair market this'd be bad news for SpaceX, but from next week he'll have nothing to worry about for at least the next 4 years/until donnie dies.
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by nprateem 2y ago
Ninja lets you use django. There's less config vs DRF
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by nprateem 2y ago
Ever thought it might be the other way round? I'd send my kids private, but no way would I isolate them with home schooling. You're meant to do that on evenings and weekends anyway.
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by nprateem 2y ago
You might want to get your paranoia checked out. I'm not even going to bother asking for the many sources that support your overwhelming reason.
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by nprateem 2y ago
Ah so that's why he's sucking up to trump now.
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by nprateem 2y ago
This won't help with the dopamine craving. Most peoples' actual friends can't produce enough content. The sooner we treat it as an addiction the faster we'll think of treatments.
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by nprateem 2y ago
Have you tried creating a demo project in an area you want to work in and blogging about it? Then use that in your cv and point to it in your covering letter.
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by nprateem 2y ago
It just kind of sucks I wasn't born 80 years earlier. I ran a simulation once. With my business brain and only a $20k loan in 1920 I'd have been a multi-millionaire within 10 years.

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