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by pawelduda 6mo ago
Sooo.... Another reason to drink coffee/yerba mate? Although the latter also supposedly stimulates release of GLP1, which slows down "the release"
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by pawelduda 6mo ago
Not very encouraging for longer use, especially that the longer the conversation, the higher the chance the agent will go off the rails
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by pawelduda 6mo ago
Make no mistakes!
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by pawelduda 6mo ago
People are really trigger-happy when it comes to throwing magic tools on top of AI that claim to "fix" the weak parts (often placeboing themselves because anthropic just fixed some issue on their end). Then the next month 90% of t
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by pawelduda 6mo ago
I feel that companies are shifting towards short take home assignments which I find good personally. Grinding leetcode was never optimizing for solving problems algorithmically but for performing well in live coding interviews. So knowing s
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by pawelduda 6mo ago
I just don't see a usual team behind a violent movie or game having a though process of "how can we make people want to go to war more". My theory is sort of the opposite - people enjoy such media because it's violence w
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by pawelduda 6mo ago
It's often just a part of a broader puzzle - you need to aim with precision, react quickly, properly chain your movements, be aware of your surroundings, know when to be offensive/defensive, apply your tools/skills to specifi
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by pawelduda 6mo ago
Good choice, keep in mind that you'll probably spend more on filament rolls if you get hooked
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by pawelduda 6mo ago
The laptop started with Windows 7 (the best one btw). Switch to Ubuntu was done years later when I handed it over to my parents. You are right about the Ubuntu upgrades though. Over these years I'd just randomly press update to get out
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by pawelduda 6mo ago
Turkey reported high winrate until Thanksgiving
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by pawelduda 6mo ago
I repeat this story every now and then but I "maintain" a 18 years old laptop with Ubuntu (mainly for Internet) for non-tech savvy user. I put it in quotes because I just run apt update every now and then - that's it. Just wo
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by pawelduda 6mo ago
You can also use "muted words" feature built right into X
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by pawelduda 6mo ago
50 days ago I wrote this [1] as the world seemed high on AI and it gave me crypto bubble vibe. Since then, I've been seeing increased critique of Anthropic in particular (several front page posts on HN, especially past few days), eithe
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
I bet that's the case. Crypto bros need a villain to justify being trigger-happy top buyers flooded by greed every time. Jane Street is particularly useful to KoLs who have been shilling crypto all the way down from the top. There is a
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
Not disagreeing that wasn't the case, but none of these were advertised as such, they were all listed by top exchanges as any other speculative crypto asset
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
Memecoins especially are so funny it's worth putting out some numbers: - $TRUMP meme coin, down 87% from ATH - $MELANIA meme coin, down 98% from ATH - $WLFI, down 50% from ATH, with 4 Trump co-founders The first two coins were actually
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
Maybe they could sell the RAM reserves they've been hoarding
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
It's safe to assume they'll be releasing improved Gemini Flash soon? The current one is so good & fast I rarely switch to pro anymore
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
About the article that's referenced in the beginning - that sentiment presented in it honestly sounds like AI version of cryptocurrency euphoria just as the bubble burst. "You are not ready for what's going to happen to the e
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
I thought so too, but it actually wasn't the couch, brick or whatever. It was overconfidence and mistakes that were exploited and there is no patch for that
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
Feels like moment that would be looked back at as the beginning of enshittification
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
This is also true. But once that happened, it was a sort of expectation and often necessity. People couldn't outsource as much hard work to machines, built by someone else far away from their farms
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
> Then please explain why birth rates throughout human history, when life was vastly more difficult and dangerous than it is now, were so much higher? One of reasons is because more hands were needed to deal with the difficulty
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
I can tell you what a decade is but I'll have to leave the reading comprehension to you
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
Nothing fundamentally changed about frameworks. No need to reconsider every single practice because of AI. I think frameworks actually keep agents in check because they're trained on huge set of conventions. I vibe coded a few of proje
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
I think Bitcoin and major cryptos outperformed a lot of assets over the last decade, so you could say it left some people behind in the dust, yes
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
What? OpenClaw has 450kLoC? Why?
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
"This printer is for collecting and research purposes only. Note that certain 3D-printed objects are forbidden by the law. If you notice any of these objects growing inside your 3D printer, power it off IMMEDIATELY"
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
it's the <<<<gold-standard>>>> for spotting LLMs in the wild (that's what Gemini would say)
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by pawelduda 8mo ago
I use it all the time to SSH into my workstation and check on long-running tasks, code, etc. - Using vim/neovim is way better than I'd expect on a phone keyboard, because you can move around faster with less keypresses. - My termi

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