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by retinaros 9mo ago
europe is doing well enough to hinders freedom. we don't need america for that. just at the moment in france they voted law to restrict social media from teenagers. that will require ID for loging onto websites. one can already guess w
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by retinaros 9mo ago
its a finetune..
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by retinaros 9mo ago
London is #1 at that. You earn a bit more than rest of europe but everything is way more expensive
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by retinaros 9mo ago
London is tax hell. When tou start to have a family it quickly escalates to the mosr expensive place on earth by far
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by retinaros 9mo ago
lol. it does. its a good description of about 90% of the mgrs
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by retinaros 9mo ago
yes. reasoning has a lot of scammy features. just look the number of tokens to nswer on bench and you will see that some models are just awful
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by retinaros 9mo ago
Rlhf helps. The current one is just coming out of someone with dementia just like we went through in the US during bidenlitics. We need to have politics removed from this pipeline
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by retinaros 9mo ago
You just need to hear the guy stance on china open models to understand They not the goods guys.
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by retinaros 9mo ago
Agentic coding is a card castle built on another card castle (test time compute) built on another card castle (token prediction) the mere fact that using lot of iterations and compute works maybe tells us that nothing is really elegant abou
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by retinaros 9mo ago
you can be better and decide not to do it because you dgaf
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by retinaros 9mo ago
max payne 1 is what triple AAA(-?) gaming should always be.
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by retinaros 10mo ago
No you are not. I tried all gemini models. They are slop.
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by retinaros 10mo ago
its just a form of structured output. you still need an env to run the code. secure it. maintain it. upgrade it. its some work. easier to build a rule based workflow for simple stuff like this.
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by retinaros 10mo ago
for me its clear OpenAI and Anthropic have a lead. I dont buy Gemini 3 being good. it isnt. whatever the benchmark said. same for meta and deepseek.
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by retinaros 10mo ago
it has something to do. an excellent programmer knows how to solve leetcode. maybe he never seen the problem but with he would ask a few questions that would help him get to the solution. and sys design is not a back end crud system questio
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by retinaros 10mo ago
yeah lol. the interview is braindump on leetcode and sysdesign. two ways to pass it. do a lot of exercise/ learn the patterns or be an excellent programmer. there is 0 doubt he would have a full HIRE loop
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by retinaros 10mo ago
this is actually the opposite. all big model providers lobotomize their models through left leaning RLHF
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by retinaros 10mo ago
most of the laws voted against terrorism in europe were aimed at removing freedom and track people while they freely imported millions of people from the countries that they deemed dangerous without any background check, without even helpin
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by retinaros 10mo ago
he is saying that while doing that. if you look at who gets laid off and who gets hired guess what? l7-l6 are fired. l4-l5 hired. they most likely think replacing senior by a junior with ai is worth it financially
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by retinaros 10mo ago
i might have missed the bandwagon on gemini but I never found the models to be reliable. now it seems they rank first in some hallucinations bench? I just always thought the taste of gpt or claude models was more interesting in the professi
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by retinaros 10mo ago
this is really bothering me that we are building abstractions in our language to hide the fact that most of the features are prompts hardcoded in a text file.
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by retinaros 11mo ago
Most of corporate people dont provide direct value…
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by retinaros 11mo ago
https://awsdocs-neuron.readthedocs-hosted.com/en/latest/fram...
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by retinaros 11mo ago
yeah I tried too. Im trying a fine tuning on PIDs.
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by retinaros 11mo ago
I looked quickly but it does not generate a 3d model file right?
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by retinaros 11mo ago
a quick question. is it possible in a single prompt to identify multiple type of objects or do you need to send multiple queries? like if i have a prompt "donkey, dogs" will sam3 return in one shot boxes with the class they belong
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by retinaros 1y ago
no one makes effective use of long context.
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by retinaros 1y ago
lol. is that really a question? even for american companies look who's at the board of those companies...
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by retinaros 1y ago
Sota seems to be opensource right now. Crazy
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by retinaros 1y ago
the facist rant is insanity. money isnt free and DEI is old news. even blackrock understood he couldnt milk it. If you want to solve women in tech you need to make more women study tech and not favor them for the jobs they don’t deserve if

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