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by sumitkumar 8mo ago
One more thing to add is that the external communication code/infra is not written/managed by the agents and is part of a vetted distribution process.
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by sumitkumar 8mo ago
I was also startled when I learned about the human ancestor who was the first to see a mirror. The brilliance of AI is that it copies(mirrors) imperfectly and you can only look at part_of_the_copy(inference) at a time.
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by sumitkumar 8mo ago
It seems it is true for gemini because they have a humongous sparse model but it isn't so true for the max performance opus-4.5/6 and gpt-5.2/3.
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by sumitkumar 8mo ago
It is not about making it yourself but a tradeoff between how much it can be controlled and how much has seen the real world. Adding requirements learned by mistakes of others is slower in self-controlled development vs an open collaboratio
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by sumitkumar 8mo ago
Microservices is bad for teams without discipline to implement "separation of concerns". They hope that physical network boundaries will force the discipline they couldn't maintain in a single codebase. While microservices fo
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by sumitkumar 9mo ago
pydantic/pydanticAI in builder mode or llamaindex in solution architect mode.
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by sumitkumar 1y ago
AI/non-AI/human/hybrid: It doesn't matter which one is the writer. It's the reader who decides how good the writing is. The joy which the writer gets by being creative is of no consequence to the reader. Sacrifice o
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by sumitkumar 1y ago
Even thin single use plastic works. The first time I saw it it was surreal.
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by sumitkumar 1y ago
So this is about customer support. Google supports by the customer by a better product but minimal manual support for issues later. AWS has an organically evolved bad product which has been designed by long line of six page memos but a manu
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by sumitkumar 1y ago
I wanted to see how far it will go. I started with asking it to simple test app. It said it is a great idea. And asked me if I want to do market analysis. I came back later and asked it to do a TAM analysis. It said $2-20B. Then it asked i
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by sumitkumar 1y ago
1) Word Ladder: Chaos to Order 2) Shortest word ladder: Chaos to Order 3) Which is the second last scene in pulp fiction if we order the events by time? 4) Which is the eleventh character to appear on Stranger Things. 5) suppose there is a
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by sumitkumar 1y ago
Here is the conversation link with gemini. https://g.co/gemini/share/d253e2ef286c Well, I was not comparing but it was just an observation. I understand Magic has more constraints on which libraries it can use and
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by sumitkumar 1y ago
Hi, Thank you for sharing. I tried this prompt. ``` create a Rubik's cube app with all available moves and show the cube and the animations. add a scrambler and a solver. Also add timer to time the moves. ``` I got this. https:/&
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by sumitkumar 1y ago
It is free. though it takes your data for future training. https://firebase.google.com/docs/gemini-in-firebase#:~:text=...
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Firebase Studio(firebase.studio)
296 points by sumitkumar 1y ago|119 comments
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by sumitkumar 1y ago
Firebase Studio is an agentic, cloud-based development environment that gives you powerful tools and AI agents directly in your browser. With Firebase Studio, you can prototype, build, test, publish, and iterate on full-stack AI apps from a
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Simulating Time with Square-Root Space [pdf](people.csail.mit.edu)
1 points by sumitkumar 2y ago|0 comments
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by sumitkumar 2y ago
I like to think that the bacteria are only on the outermost layer of the body, i.e. skin. It just happens so that the respiratory and the digestive systems are the exterior part of the body which are inside our body. In other words epithel
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by sumitkumar 2y ago
Using this method one can have multiple conversations with self with different contexts. I use one to keep the important docs handy like ongoing travel tickets etc. Another one for Shopping list. and another for saving links and watch later
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by sumitkumar 2y ago
Agree. Expressed well and measured. And it is learned by expressing badly first and then one gets better. When kids have a tantrum it is a good opportunity to make them aware of it and allow them modulate it. But if one doesn't let the
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by sumitkumar 2y ago
It is difficult to model the anger and resolution patterns easily but I will try. Say there is a discomfort/cause/trauma for anger. In a way it is a stress response to prepare one to fight or make a change. If one adds a little a
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by sumitkumar 2y ago
Expressed anger/emotion is okay, bottled up anger/emotion is not good. And all restraint must hit the emotion sink without delay. So don't keep emotional debt. Settle it right away or forget it forever.
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by sumitkumar 3y ago
I have a feeling that soon we will have models which will predict the future better than humans and then the humans will stop predicting it and we will lose all insights into how to predict the future. at least the models will not make mist
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by sumitkumar 3y ago
They got seed round recently. https://techcrunch.com/2024/03/05/competition-in-ai-video-ge...
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by sumitkumar 3y ago
Not as good as sora demos but this is something which can be tried right away.
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Video generation from text prompt – Haiper.ai(haiper.ai)
2 points by sumitkumar 3y ago|2 comments
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by sumitkumar 3y ago
The original charter is nothing more than a marketing copy. And companies are legally allowed to change their marketing copy over time and are not bound to stick to it in behavior. The marketing was for the investors and they should be the
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by sumitkumar 3y ago
The LLMs are generating training data at a faster rate than SO. All the prompts and the responses will eventually be 99.99% of the training data.
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by sumitkumar 3y ago
It is not yet proven that electrons need to flow from point A to point B to transfer electric energy. There is local movement but not in the sense that electrons are flowing through a hose to transfer power.
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by sumitkumar 3y ago
Protons are electricity. But slow. All acid/base reactions. Proton gradients and pumps in the biological cells all work on slow proton electricity.

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