ozgrakkurt

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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
End-goal seems like making money in this line of thinking so I recommend spinning up some gambling racket or getting into finance, you don't need to program anyways. This is specifically what people pumping these ideas are doing as you
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
> write better code at CRUD tasks This reads like it can write a better javascript function that executes a SQL statement and maps the parameters. > They’ll get to 95% of most niche coding domains by December and likely all coding tas
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
You are cooked if you can’t actually write better code than llm. Try reading some books or documentation
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
You have to be delusional if you think you are in that class that can spin up an xbox competitor
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
CCP isn’t causing global economic crisis by bombing and invading foreign countries. There is no telling how much worse US will get as they start to lose more and more internationally and grow the wealth inequality locally. It is easy to be
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
Yeah like the time they banned alcohol
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
3.4 gb dataset on 10gb ram
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
https://xcancel.com/brian_armstrong/status/20706706445772801... They didn't "move" to open models. They are using automatic routing to separate the work between proprietary and open models. Also the
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
You can define benefit in a lot of different ways. Not everything is measured in money.
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
You can open linux source tree from 5 years ago and read that for a couple years. The feeling of helplessness doesn’t come from the fact that you can’t get out of the AI hype but the fact that advertisers have captured the attention of larg
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
As someone who worked at multiple startups, I am pretty sure they get it but it doesn’t fit their goals. They want to moat where they don’t need to compete with other companies because they have something that other companies can’t have. In
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
> It is a lively discourse of philosophical and religious richness This is pretty funny considering how trashy it is compared to philosophy
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
This is an example of technical problems being easy but organization being hard imo. It is stupid if you think about it from a theoretical perspective but they didn’t want to use this feature for some reason. Probably because they did their
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
You hire someone that knows security and that guy uses an LLM. Ignorant business guy or the research engineer genius guy won’t be able to do much with just an LLM. You can easily see this if you are using LLMs in a field you are an expert i
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
> K3 is the only frontier model I can have a serious conversation with about my product's security. This is wrong IMO. You should have a serious conversation about your products security with someone who is actually trained on that
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
That is an extremely low bar. Imagine you couldn't do that, that would basically be George Orwell's 1984.
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
50 year mortgage incoming to raise the home ownership rate to 90%
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
I don't think this solves anything regarding proportionality of how the economic development is distributed. It has to be proportional to the amount of contribution poeple are doing instead of being proportional to how much already the
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
If you think that way I would recommend just keeping away from these topics. It is just useless arguing and speculating about things don’t matter. I have been trying to keep away in the last couple weeks and it was all win for me. I still c
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
There is a case where farmers don't have the power to fight against big corporations. One example in US that I know of is roundup pesticide issue. This makes me think that it is possible for corporations to suppress the price on the fa
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
Conventional wisdom does work for me but it is immensely difficult. I would say take the advice seriously but don't take the timeframe or problem difficulty assesment coming from other people. It is only natural that it takes months to
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
I also have sleep drift problem and consistenyly had it for the past 7 years. I discovered that it helps when I actually put in effort to fix my sleep schedule. Like getting off screen 1 hour before I sleep. Boxing bedtime to 23:00-08:00. A
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
I really doubt you can’t buy the whole harvest of a farmer if you pay for the whole thing. You can probably buy it for less than normal
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
> I don't think they will do it for the long term gains of training behaviour for when they are old enough to exploit. They would definitely do that. It is a pretty basic idea to advertise to kids so there will be a customer base i
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
This is a question that needs to be answered empirically. It should be forced to a point where it is not obviously addictive and then stay there imo
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
It should have been possible to build a new LLVM alternative, a new chromium like browser and some other similar things imo and that would have been definitely more impactful for me. It is unimaginable how many static analysis tools or fuzz
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
Andrew essentially wrote that “bun code was bad anyway”. And also he implied he doesn’t even want to engage with anything relating to this since Jarred is toxic and there is no value in the debate. I think these points are fairly clear from
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
Yeah trillions of investment into development and paying millions to researchers to say they solved a bunch of math problems and it can write mediocre code
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
It is incredibly stupid that this is happening instead of doing regular cable which works better and is cheaper
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by ozgrakkurt 3mo ago
Why use JS if you are benchmarking?

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