riku_iki

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by riku_iki 9mo ago
> like the SWE job will still exist, but with a much lower technical barrier of entry its opposite, now in addition to all other skills, you need skill how to handle giant codebases of viobe-coded mess using AI.
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
I assume you able to monetize it since you work on it full time?
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
> You need to just keep trying until you get traction is this a violation of rules, and you simply take attention by spamming from those who follow rules?
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
I don't believe it is possible to prove fraud base on just votes count. But data of which user upvote which post could generate very strong evidence.
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
main question is what % of code is yours and what % is generated by AI?
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
Interesting chronology: Feb 2025: first encounter with coding oct 2025: started learning rust Jan 2026: production grade distributed kv store with transactions, enterprise security, durability, etc
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
handles depends on size. But I tried to say there is no zonemaps for json.
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
that's true for duckdb native tables, but the question was about json.
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
its clear many DuckDB sql queries can handle terabytes of data, but the question here was about vector search..
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
> local LLM communities catching up that there is no moat. they use Chinese open LLMs, but Chinese companies have moat: training datasets and some non-opensource tech, and also salaried talents, which one would need serious investment fo
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
Is data web scrapped? Is reddit ok with that?..
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
> you automated software development very far from being true
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
that's what people who allocate corp budgets understand well
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
It probably means that you would contribute less than cost of maintaining your grid connection ($30/mo)
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
My bet is they sold lots if data for llm training
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by riku_iki 9mo ago
is there any evidence that this is significant contribution? My intuition that one need ALOT api credits to distill such large models.
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by riku_iki 10mo ago
Zig has better ergonomics over C but not as complex as Rust.
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by riku_iki 10mo ago
> Golang, etc... who could be discussed and are equally viable choices. Golang is not 100% zero cost close to metal abstraction. You could add Java and .NET too, but they are not replacement for C obviously.
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by riku_iki 10mo ago
> isn't jogging more impactful to the knees than cycling? I've seen this over and over. my brief reading of studies shows there is no proven negative impact on knees from running. Some studies suggest there is positive impact:
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by riku_iki 10mo ago
cycling looks like less whole body and more targeted exercise.
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by riku_iki 10mo ago
its marginal compared to promised 10x improvement.
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by riku_iki 10mo ago
improvement over DuckDb is kinda marginal (44%)
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by riku_iki 10mo ago
Maximising control over low margin low tech niches sounds like losing strategy.
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by riku_iki 10mo ago
I'll skip answering your non-sense this time..
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by riku_iki 10mo ago
there are many unclear assumptions before we come to such conclusion: - does product have higher quality? - is it cheaper, given there is no proven reliability track record for Chinese automakers, meaning maintenance cost could be very high
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by riku_iki 10mo ago
> BigAdTech I argue that BigAdTech solves important logistical problem connecting buyers and sellers, and makes humanity more efficient.
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by riku_iki 10mo ago
burden of proof is on you, because you made a statement. If you blindly trust LLMs, it explains well why you are like this.. > Audience can go through comment chain and judge argument merits / cognitive function. or very few care a
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by riku_iki 10mo ago
wondering what is your stack? What SQL database are you using?
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by riku_iki 10mo ago
So, you don't have source, this was expected.
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by riku_iki 10mo ago
> This is just going to hurt US car manufacturers. Tarriffs are rent seeking. tarriffs are visible protective regulation, China protects its domestic markets through different type of regulations for decades.

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