pankajdoharey

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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
Comma.ai is profitable, and as long as TinyCorp is profitable all else will follow. AMD / NVidia / Intel these are all means to a commoditised petaflops. And for that too happen starting with a decent affordable hardware was a goo
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
Or get a Apple TAG no?
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
So why are they hiring? https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/cognition cant they just use "Devin" ?
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
This will just increase piracy as is prevalent in the Android ecosystem. Stealing apps will become common and so would hacking if the entire app ecosystem is opened up for apps. This will stifle innovation everyone knows the money is in the
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
This is what a Ghetto Looks like. If i had a way to delete my account i would be happy.
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
Thanks.
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
Explain why you downvoted this? Self hosting scheme compilers on WASM is not new. HN a compliance Ghetto?
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
Someone actually wrote a scheme back in 2017 https://github.com/google/schism so this isnt new. Infact the whole idea of WASM is not new, 20 yrs back Sun had the same idea, embed compiled bytecode inside browser calle
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
Clearly they just want to know the data on failure rate of their process, this affects their real bottom line, Servers and Consoles where reliability is everything. Gaming Computer users are a minority and Custom PC owners are steadily decl
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
No its a car company which writes its own software. Their primary business in not software its cars. Although i agree they are not very good at it, the build quality is obviously dubious. Perhaps the Know how of old car companies + Tesla&#x
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
Well 20 Yrs ago, Microsoft faced an Anti trust lawsuit in Federal court for shipping a browser, now Apple and Google both ship with a ton of software not just browser and restrict users from installing the software of their choice, yet Appl
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
Its funny how "binding precedent" doesnt apply to the same court that gave both decisions. It is the Northern district Court of california. Thus precedents mean nothing and Jury is free to give arbitrary decisions.
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
So they dont look at precedents in court system in USA ?
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
You cannot completely reject it, this is the first step, the next is human clinical trials.
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
To be fair though its an Open secret they trained it on Common crawl G4 and Pile databases. But proving it is another thing. By the time someone develops tooling to prove such things we will have an explainable AI.
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
Essentially they want a copyright on knowledge, Such a law can be misused. Also its hard to prove this just by looking at the weights, and for something as large as GPT-3.5 it would not be easy to prove this.
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
This is another Aluminium Air battery, same concept different metal. None of them considers splitting water is energy intensive and inefficient. Another hydrogen fool cell category fuel imo.
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
At this point i just use ChatGPT to build the UI's for my script. What else does this offer?
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
This cannot be better than transporting electricity over wires. Currently long distance cables are laid for Internet. We already have experience doing that and does not increase sea faring traffic. Even if someone wants to just transport ch
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
Comma's hypothesis could be correct and its licensing is also very flexible, if they do succeed in making an android equivalent of SDC(self driving), they will be used by all these car manufacturers eventually.
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
You mean talk more and code less?
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
As Pablo picaso said 'Good Artists Copy Great Artists steal', the luddites give a headache for a short while then they fade in oblivion every time. They always loose.
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
How was Github Co pilot trained? None of these companies have revealed their sources. But we still know OpenAI itself trained on the google C4 and Pile databases. Who knows maybe even SciHub aswell. We have moved way past asking, well that
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
Sounds like a deal to train vertex ai on enterprise codebase in the name of privacy and security. This doesn’t look like a natural partnership to me.
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
Its not very hard through prompting. You can just ask the LLM to generate on these parameters. I did this exact same thing and never wrote any code for it.
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
Is this gonna be a commercial compiler ? Why is there a signup waitlist. Is this not gonna be Opensource?
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
How do i actually install this ? Is this a commercial compiler with no github?
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
Typical bash programmer : https://github.com/metacritical/killport
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
I was thinking the same thing. Quite a bit of effort, 3 Branches 26 commits and Rust (The effort gone in taming the beast). The hacker mindset is usually to avoid over engineering, saving efforts by avoiding a solved problem.
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by pankajdoharey 3y ago
There is no structure, OO was an after thought, meta-programming an after thought., unit testing, testing utilities and frameworks an afterthought, their best Web-framework Laravel is a clone of Rails, No original good ideas in the PHP Comm

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