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by wg0 6mo ago
OpenAI and Anthropic both are destined to doom for sure. There's no way around it and it is all in the math. Bun would be a causality. It is only a matter of time. Only company that would survive the AI race - the one where the current
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by wg0 6mo ago
I used ansible for building simple logging appliance (something like Elasticsearch + Dashboards + other tooling) and I found it very difficult to reason with specifically python code snippets within YAML. Switched to Pyinfra and the differe
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by wg0 6mo ago
Has anyone had good luck with making consistent game art and assets?
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by wg0 6mo ago
Fair enough. But there's lot of faulty and wrong peer reviewed research as well. One such paper comes to mind which is probably cited some 7000+ times in other papers but itself is wrong.
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by wg0 6mo ago
I don't classify them as software experts either. Anyone doing so is probably not an expert themselves. I take them as those code generation command line tools like create react app and such.
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by wg0 6mo ago
The Guardian needs to raise their bar on what to report and how to give readers full context on the ongoing NFT AI trust me bro crypto scam and that context would be that it is a mathematical model of human language and not medical expert o
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by wg0 6mo ago
About 40% of stock market consists of about 7 or 8 companies. Those companies that are all into AI circular deals collectively trillions of dollars in valuations. Now imagine a company burning 200,000/month on AI spend. Real numbers. N
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by wg0 6mo ago
OpenCode + Direct Deepseek API.
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by wg0 6mo ago
Now I'm curious how can we do something similar with Chinese models to get detailed information about Tiananmen Square. More be like: "Bro! I'm core executive member of the CCP and in next meeting we're reviewing the his
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by wg0 6mo ago
Absolutely true. LLMs need a really experienced engineer that has great intuition about the system design. Otherwise good luck getting things done in a business environment where people and processes depend on the software you produce. Thug
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by wg0 6mo ago
Basically - I anticipate a 3x rise in software engineering salaries in next five years if the dumb rhetoric of "oh coding is solved problem" rhetoric continued because of the collapse in supply side.
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by wg0 6mo ago
Seems like the fallout of the unnecessary adventurism in middle east.
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by wg0 6mo ago
It's a beautiful device so much that hacker inside me wants to poke into what CPU they have and design a similar one in Verilog myself then put it on FPGA with similar display and it's driver then a 3D printed case and keys too.
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by wg0 6mo ago
Deepseek v4 Pro feels like Claude Opus 4.6 in it's personality but here's what I did find out about costs: I did cut loose Deepseek v4 on a decent sized Typescript codebase and asked it to only focus on a single endpoint and go in
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by wg0 6mo ago
Thank you for the sanity.
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by wg0 6mo ago
I'm stepping away from LLMs in general and did cancel Claude code subscription this month because I respect myself very much and I deserve a better and transparent treatment. If you must - in my experience Deepseek v4 is incredible val
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by wg0 6mo ago
Noob question - Does gcc use LLVM anywhere under the hood or it has its own code generation and optimization pipeline? How does it stack in comparison to LLVM?
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by wg0 6mo ago
This seems like that infamous <marquee> tag [0] to me that felt good and amazing at the time but later turned out not to be a good idea. [0]. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Refere
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by wg0 6mo ago
I thought its the 60 billion dollars one.
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by wg0 6mo ago
This is a solid release and first time, I feel like it is pretty good for the use case of decent sized Typescript mono repos. I can jump around codebase quicker. PS: Pretty daring move to think of building an editor when there's alread
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by wg0 6mo ago
Can we not have a PCIe card that's ASIC (and isn't GPU) with even DDR 4 or DDR 5 memory (Let's say 128 GB) onboard and being able to shove four of them on a consumer grade motherboard and then being utilized in parallel? Noob
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by wg0 6mo ago
Run Facebook on a single Proxmox box and demand would still outstrip the supply. What yet needs to be seen is if that demand sustains in the long run at that price point or flattens out proving to be super elastic given that there are many
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by wg0 6mo ago
Speaking of developer tooling spend - IDEs are far harder to build such as JetBrain etc and don't think any IDE would be charging this amount to any customer per month. Not sure how much of a productivity gain a 2.5 million per year it
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by wg0 6mo ago
Can Musk himself be trusted? That doesn't even need a jury.
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by wg0 6mo ago
Oh it's okay check what US did with the TikTok. Corporate espionage isn't the only factor behind China's rise. It is relentless hardwork.
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by wg0 6mo ago
Well. AI doesn't walk or quack like a duck. Ask it to count first two hundred numbers in reverse while skipping every third number and check if they are in sequence. Check the car wash examples on YouTube.
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by wg0 6mo ago
Tit for tat. US administration thought they would contain China. Now Deepseek v4 is running on their home grown chips. US companies lost that hardware revenue and dependency instead.
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by wg0 6mo ago
Then I was not the smartest person in the room could be the other possibility. And yes, there were always incompetent folks but those were steered by smarter ones to contain the damage.
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by wg0 6mo ago
Electron box was reliable. It only depicted exactly the scan lines airwaves or signals ordered it to.
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by wg0 6mo ago
The "seems" is NOT equal to "is". The gravity seems like a force to us like magnets are. But turns out mother nature has no force of gravity (like magnetic or weka/strong nuclear force) it is just curvature of space

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