sirnicolaz

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   by sirnicolaz 8d ago

   > At the highest reasoning effort for both systems, Astra for Law passed the evaluation’s overall correctness check on 54.0% of questions isn't that kind of poor?
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   by sirnicolaz 19d ago

   this data is from June
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   by sirnicolaz 20d ago

   Advancement of a culture is not only measured by rocket launches.
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   by sirnicolaz 28d ago

   I find myself on the side of the publishers. What a weird turn of events for someone who spent his youth on Napster and Kazaa.
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   by sirnicolaz 1mo ago

   I wonder how more accurate this is compared to just doing embedding similarity of the query vector and the category labels
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   The Rise of Software Factories(newsletter.alexlazar.dev)

   3 points by sirnicolaz 2mo ago|0 comments
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   by sirnicolaz 2mo ago

   Lol, since when Crypto == PoW. Ignorants
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   by sirnicolaz 2mo ago

   vibe-coders should be pretty happy about the fact that places like this exist, given that's it's ultimately thanks to non-vibe-coded OSS that LLM can improve.
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   by sirnicolaz 2mo ago

   I'll join the rebels
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    by sirnicolaz 3mo ago

    This does still not include any QA. The fact that A.I. tells you the implications of your changes does not take away the effort and time you need to verify the correctness end to end
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    by sirnicolaz 3mo ago

    One week to both refactor a big code base and also make sure everything works as expected? Not the estimate I would expect from a senior analyst, too optimistic. Fine that you fix the regressions for free, but the last thing I want is a one
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    Ask HN: Is there anything good in the existence of LLMs?

    5 points by sirnicolaz 3mo ago|4 comments
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    by sirnicolaz 3mo ago

    Ironic that this very article has been partially written with AI... kind of lost the drive to read it
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    by sirnicolaz 3mo ago

    Now, let's imagine your work all day with an LLM...
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    by sirnicolaz 3mo ago

    I spent 10 minutes figuring out how I could just follow a few instances without having to run a docker container on my machine or keeping N tabs open all the time. Not a chance to figure that out (I am no mastodon user, so hard for me to gu
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    by sirnicolaz 3mo ago

    never
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    by sirnicolaz 3mo ago

    Oddly comforting
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    by sirnicolaz 3mo ago

    https://archive.ph/z24oE
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    Ask HN: What do you do with LLM articles?

    3 points by sirnicolaz 4mo ago|4 comments
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    Bye Bye Copilot – new pricing looks to be a joke(old.reddit.com)

    8 points by sirnicolaz 4mo ago|3 comments
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    by sirnicolaz 4mo ago

    I remember when working for one of my old clients last year that the business as usual slack conversation was: - lead AI engineer asking tech advice - me proposing something (out of my experience and knowledge) - he invoking inline slack b
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    by sirnicolaz 4mo ago

    I hope for his mental sanity that he didn't
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    by sirnicolaz 4mo ago

    "people should aim to reengineer humanity and eliminate illness, old age, suffering and vulnerability" sure, that's exactly where AI is headed. also: just imagine a world where people don't age. just imagine it for a sec
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    As a Doctor, I Can Understand the Allure of ChatGPT(nytimes.com)

    3 points by sirnicolaz 4mo ago|0 comments
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    by sirnicolaz 4mo ago

    > AI usage > I used ai for a single rust scope issue that google wasn’t giving me clear answers for. Nowadays, this needs to be highlighted. Congrats
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    by sirnicolaz 5mo ago

    I had a professor at my CS university (one of the greatest I had) who used to say (in 2008): "a developer should write no more than 5 lines of code a day"
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    by sirnicolaz 5mo ago

    Because the SWE benchmarks for LLM coding are done on python code bases, hence you are likely gonna have superior results
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    AI replaced the management, not the engineers(dontdos.substack.com)

    6 points by sirnicolaz 5mo ago|0 comments
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    by sirnicolaz 5mo ago

    Thanks for the breakdown! I myself tried to do some poor man calculation, and using this website https://tokenomy.ai/tools/energy-usage-estimator I have came to the conclusion that 1000 developers using 100k$ worth of
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    by sirnicolaz 5mo ago

    Hi! Also in my 40s, 20+ years of experience. I took the coding career because I like solving problems with code. I use agents for one-shot tasks, quickly understand big code bases, finding what I need in messy documentation, have a test sui