suriya-ganesh

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by suriya-ganesh 9mo ago
call me a cynic. but I am pretty sure this is a mostly AI written repo. > Learning is not supposed to be fun. It doesn't have to be actively not fun either, but the primary feeling should be that of effort... - karpathy[1] And this
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by suriya-ganesh 9mo ago
Google is in a much better spot to filter out all AI generated content than others. It's not like chatgpt is not going to cite AI videos/articles.
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by suriya-ganesh 9mo ago
layers and layers of security practices over the past decade are just going out the window so fast. It's quite wild to give root access to a process that has access to the internet without any guardrails. and then connecting all your p
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by suriya-ganesh 9mo ago
> the code is going to be relatively small and I do have doubts I can easily check Continues to make an app with 150K lines.
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by suriya-ganesh 9mo ago
>Yegge is leaning into the true definition of vibecoding with this project: “It is 100% vibecoded. I’ve never seen the code, and I never care to.” I don't get it. Even with a very good understanding of what type of work I am doing a
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by suriya-ganesh 9mo ago
This is an unfair comparison. using a transport serialization and deserialization protocol for IPC. It is obvious why there was an overhead because it was architectural decision to manage the communication. I guess the old adage of if somet
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by suriya-ganesh 9mo ago
Chess being popular is mostly because FIDE had a massive push in the last decade to make it more audience friendly. shorter time formats, more engaging commentary etc. While AI in chess is very cool in its own accord. It is not the driver f
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by suriya-ganesh 9mo ago
This is such a cool concept. props to you for building it.
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by suriya-ganesh 9mo ago
unfortunately this is not the most common practice. I've worked on rust codebases with 10K+ warning. and rust was supposed to help you. It is also close to impossible run any node ecosystem without getting a wall of warnings. You are a
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The Missing Innovation(suriya.cc)
2 points by suriya-ganesh 9mo ago|0 comments
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by suriya-ganesh 9mo ago
https://suriya.cc collection of my notes and thoughts on software
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by suriya-ganesh 9mo ago
This is true. But lately technology direction has largely been a race to the bottom, while marketing it as bold bets. It has created this dog eat dog system of crass negligence everywhere. All the security risks of signed tokens and auth sy
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by suriya-ganesh 10mo ago
This is sort of my line of reasoning as well. In my own petty way. I consider this my pushback against a system that is pushing oppressive systems onto me. But really, I'm partially glad this system works and partially annoyed that thi
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by suriya-ganesh 10mo ago
And in the process kill all the possibilities the internet has empowered? Medicine being better delivered, all the research that has been accelerated because of reducing compute and storage costs, the list is infinite.
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by suriya-ganesh 10mo ago
With exploits, you'll have to go through the rote stuff of checklisting over and over, until you see aberrations across those checklist and connect the dots. If that part of the job is automated away. I wonder how the talent and skill
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by suriya-ganesh 10mo ago
I used to think this. and I do run some of your suggestions. But how is the internet economy supposed to function without these micro transactions, in the form of ads. A lot of the abundance in software and technology we've seen in the
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by suriya-ganesh 10mo ago
required indendation simplified a ton of readability problem with other languages for a regular user. There was no easy for people who wanted to get something done in a simple interface.
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by suriya-ganesh 11mo ago
What are some arguments against using docker? I think it's the best of every world. Self contained, with an install script. Can bring up every dependent service needed all in one command. Even your example of "a simple script&quot
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AI engineering manifesto (December 2025)(github.com)
3 points by suriya-ganesh 11mo ago|0 comments
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by suriya-ganesh 11mo ago
Physical location is difficult to dodge unfortunately. Fiscal rules are sort of man made.
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by suriya-ganesh 11mo ago
I have. For a similar-ish task. LLMs still beat a clarifier, because they're able to extract more signals than a text embedding. It's very difficult to beat an LLM + prompt in terms of semantic extraction.
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by suriya-ganesh 11mo ago
The goal of society was to encourage upward mobility and not the other way around. Not that working class has anything wrong with it. Most of us are. Preferring to do white collar is perfectly alright. Considering the emotional toil rote wo
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by suriya-ganesh 1y ago
VMs are able to live migrate these days. Single VM has a lot more uptime guarantee than a distributed system with multiple over the network communication layers.
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by suriya-ganesh 1y ago
I've been at too many startups with a devops team that would rather provision 15 machines with 4GB RAM THAN ONE WITH 64GB. I once got into an argument with a lead architect about it and it's really easy to twist the conversation i
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by suriya-ganesh 1y ago
Interesting, I was in a (minor) accident with a waymo and a cat in LA. The cat survived, but waymo had no idea about the cat. It definitely could see dogs on the sidewalk fine, but cat crossing the street is just too small to notice
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by suriya-ganesh 1y ago
Yes.
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by suriya-ganesh 1y ago
> But there is a risk that those who own negligible amounts of capital prior to full automation will be out of luck. With nothing but their wages to survive on, they may live dreary lives, and perhaps even starve. However, at least for c
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by suriya-ganesh 1y ago
> The answer lies in recognizing that wages are just one source of income. People also earn income from investments.... I already can see the slant that, this whole article is going to be about. Capital holders are going to be the only p
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Fine-Tuning Qwen-Image-Edit to Cut Inference Costs from $46K to $7.5K(ghost.oxen.ai)
1 points by suriya-ganesh 1y ago|0 comments
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by suriya-ganesh 1y ago
I'm quite curious about this decision. There is no definitive way/benefit to "not leave the shores". You're only bypassing only one layer and paying 2x premium to give money away to the hardware builders (who are al

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