oxag3n

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by oxag3n 9mo ago
Compression and intelligence reminded me of the https://www.hutter1.net/prize I've encountered it >10 years ago and it felt novel that compression is related to intelligence and even AGI.
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by oxag3n 9mo ago
What happens if there's a pull request and it was generated using Claude Code? Can they sue maintainers?
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by oxag3n 9mo ago
This is a dilemma for me that gets more and more critical as I finalize my thesis. My default mental model was to open source for the sake of contributing back to the community, enhance my ideas and discuss them with whoever finds it intere
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by oxag3n 9mo ago
My family hired https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Izh_2715 in eastern Europe to move furniture few times. It was usually referred as "Pirojok", which can be translated as stuffed bun.
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by oxag3n 9mo ago
I have a family member with no cavities despite loving sweets. His dentist told he has extra thick enamel. I wasn't that lucky and pure oral hygiene standards in eastern Europe didn't help as well. Had half teeth with fillings by
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by oxag3n 9mo ago
I agree it's not new and known for decades. But I see a significant fraction my friends, family and students in university to have no clue. I recently worked with a student who shared his struggle with extra weight and asked about my g
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by oxag3n 9mo ago
Recently I was diagnosed with autoimmune and had to follow AOP diet. It was very promising in the exclusion phase - cutting gluten and dairy eliminated all the symptoms for 3 months. Per protocol I also excluded other things like nightshade
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by oxag3n 9mo ago
I had to cut it all at once - i.e. if added sugars is > 0 on the label, I avoided it. I still was consuming naturally occurring sugars from fruits and other produce. Hard to tell if it was gradual or not, I had one panel done 3 months la
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by oxag3n 9mo ago
Do your own research, it's not that hard: * Select a subset of diets that might fit your lifestyle. * Make a list of categories you consume: refined sugars, all kinds of fats, gluten, dairy. * Look for published papers on diets and cat
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
Are we in the age of all CS problems being solved and everything being invented? Even if so, do LLM incorporate all that knowledge? A lot of my knowledge in CS come from books and lectures, LLMs can shine in that area by scraping all those
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
It's way longer than hundred years. It started to expand to the east in 16th century, which was and is still cruel to indigenous people of Siberia (e..g highest level of current war participation per capita). South/Caucasus expans
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
Following inflexible procedures to the letters and not to the spirit reminded me Swissair Flight 111, any aircraft fire today would result in quicker decision to land nowadays. I think Swiss are even more strict than Germans (at least when
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
If CEOs are automated, i.e. eliminated, then all decisions, popular and unpopular will be attributed to boards. It's related to other CxO as well. Who'd you blame for insulin price increase over years if CFO was a script parametri
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
Lucky to see one guy in commuter traffic. I need to drive few times per month during commuter hours and in Seattle area there are few types of such unsafe driving: 1. Trucks - not keeping the lanes, speeding (it's 70mph cars and 60mph
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
> spending trillions on toxic, unrecyclable equipment while blowing up society That sums up 2025 pretty well.
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
Another issue with it is IP protection. It reminded me stories where the moment physical manufacturing was outsourced to China, exact clones appeared shortly after. Imagine investing tons of efforts and money into a startup, just to get a c
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
I prompted this query to ChatGPT: Write a blog post about with an intent to shame software engineers who dismiss AI, but never do it openly, pretending to be a direction for engineers who are on a wrong path. Propose a series of titles to m
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
An army of straw men are worse than a single straw man sewn into a good argument fabric. It's just so obvious, which means the argument was never a point. I'm not going to speculate about the intent and goals of this post and blog
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
No, I'm in academia and the goal is not code or product launch. I find research process to struggle a lot once someone solves a problem instead of you. I understand that AI can help with writing, coding, analyzing code bases and summar
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
Few months back with ChatGPT 5. Multi-threaded Rust & custom async runtime, data integrity bug, reproduced every ~5th run.
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
Where they'd get training data? Source code generation is possible due to large training set and effort put into reinforcing better outcomes. I suspect debugging is not that straightforward to LLM'ize. It's a non-sequential i
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
To clarify my question - I do not want anything I create to be fed into their training data. That photo is just an example that I caught and it became personal. But in general I don't want anymore to open source my code, write articles
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
If this was a farm of sweatshop Photoshopers in 2010, who download all images from the internet and provide a service of combining them on your request, this would escalate pretty quickly. Question: with copyright and authorship dead wrt AI
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
Found my rumba vacuum in unexpected place in my house, then saw the news 0_o.
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
Whether it should or should not pay taxes is irrelevant. Will it pay taxes? I think you know the answer.
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
Shit in'n'out. If a 'notech' throws a sample CSV at anyone and asks to create a parser for it, an engineer who doesn't care and LLM will give similar shitty result. Parsers and data serialization in general is matur
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
Kids are either into reading or not. There's a critical mass when kids read because they like it, to the point where I need to remind them to read less.
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
> What more are we asking AI to do? And can a normal human do it? Simple - go through an on-boarding training, chat to your new colleagues, start producing value.
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
> What the hell It was always like this. Look at the history, and sometimes quite recent - people were always treated like a tool - for getting rich, for getting in power, to conquer other countries, to serve them.
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by oxag3n 10mo ago
> I was one of the first researchers hired at Anthropic. ... > But looking at how fast Claude is automating my job, I think we're getting a lot less. TL;DR If your work is answer questions, that can be retrieved from a corpus of

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