rishabhaiover

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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
AI-generated content vs human-generated content is merging as such a fast pace that such a list doesn't seem like a scalable general solution
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
I think we're past the point where benchmarks hold real value. All models are above a certain threshold of intelligence but Gemini somehow borrows the worst of both worlds. It's neither good with long-horizon coding tasks nor does
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
it's a dry scone
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
It used to be self-expression in an oddly entertaining way but that Nikita Bier ruined the whole thing with his metrics chasing algorithmic shifts.
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
I am not seeing it on claude-code yet
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
AGI maybe not, but it is reaching disruption level intelligence in the SWE domain.
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
> LLMs alone aren't the way to AGI Pretraining + RL works, there is no clear evidence that it doesn't scale further.
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
Calm down, hysteria doesn't serve any side well.
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
I read this old paper: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/1176257 that compared VLIWs, superscalars and Vector processors for embedded devices and it turns out Vector processors perform the best (for the given benchm
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Ask HN: What made VLIW a good fit for DSPs compared to GPUs?
7 points by rishabhaiover 8mo ago|3 comments
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
> "must collect an extra $650 billion in revenue every year" paired with the idea that automating knowledge work can cause a short-term disruption in the economy doesn't seem logical to me. I find it funny that Microsoft i
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
How does scaling compute does not go hand-in-hand with energy generation? To me, scaling one and not the other puts a different set of constraints on overall growth. And the energy industry works at a different pace than these hyperscalars
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
wasn't in-context learning an emergent behavior a while ago (1-2 years)?
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
Agreed. These metrics + my personal use convey reliable intelligence over consistent usage. Moving forward, if context windows get bigger and token price lower, I have a hard time figuring out why your argument would be wrong.
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
I apologize for making that assumption.
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
What happened to you?
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
it also has an effort toggle which is default to High
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
No serious programmer "vibe" codes. I admit creating SaaS may not be feasible with current infrastructure but you can't ignore the insane jump in productivity that these tools can offer with the right scaffolding.
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
What makes Anthropic seem like early Apple is not just the unique taste, but the courage to stand firm with their vision of what the product should be.
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
is this the beginning of the end?
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Threat of New AI Tools Wipes $300B Off Software and Data Stocks(wsj.com)
4 points by rishabhaiover 8mo ago|1 comments
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
maybe eventually, not in the near-term future.
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
> When one has faith that sustained attention might hold more value than that gained by interruption, they tend to prioritize the former. I suspect that attention is naturally tuned to work towards genuine interests which may be orthogon
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by rishabhaiover 8mo ago
It's one thing to be worried about Meta having underlying ownership of a messaging platform like WhatsApp; it's a whole other ballgame to offer that data to Anthropic or OpenAI.
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by rishabhaiover 9mo ago
i suspect awareness on supply-chain attacks is already low (though it seems to be increasing in recent times). the attack surface is everything an agent can get their hands on.
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by rishabhaiover 9mo ago
That's just sad. Right when I found love in what I do, my work has no value anymore.
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by rishabhaiover 9mo ago
God, gone are the days when I’d spend three days writing unit tests and phone it in for the other two just to reach the weekend.
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by rishabhaiover 9mo ago
As a student who has used these tools extensively, I can confirm that AI-assistance in learning does more harm than benefit. The struggle to learn, backtracking from an incorrect assumption and reflection after completing the objective are
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by rishabhaiover 9mo ago
I think there should be an ai-assistance badge on every Github project. I don't want to look at Contribution graph and Commit history and then eventually the source code to find out the same information. What are we hiding now?
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by rishabhaiover 9mo ago
A plea to the wise members of this community, please stop using this word. Use degradation or decay but not this.

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