wseqyrku

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by wseqyrku 4mo ago
Yeah, what I did was reading about it instead, like, on purpose.
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by wseqyrku 4mo ago
Original builders are all gone so they are just skiing on what they have built. And this the result.
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by wseqyrku 4mo ago
There's nothing but sand at the end of that road, start building something that you own.
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by wseqyrku 4mo ago
After Attention is All You Need I realized if you just really pay attention to what you're doing you can actually get it done.
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by wseqyrku 4mo ago
> This is not in the recruiter's interest though, because you may just go past them and apply to the company directly, so they miss out on their revenue. There's the definition of a redundant job, though I think nothing can bea
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by wseqyrku 8mo ago
Thought this is quoting Karpathy for a second there
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by wseqyrku 8mo ago
> Blindly adopting AI is unlikely to be fruitful. Enterprises should instead experiment with and evaluate AI through operational metrics on the systems they are accountable to build and operate. That is not any better than "blindly
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The Missing Link Between AI and Business Value(blog.jetbrains.com)
1 points by wseqyrku 8mo ago|2 comments
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by wseqyrku 8mo ago
> Taste is subjective. I would like to offer a counterexample: iPhone, when it first came out anyways. Tasteful design is rather so obvious that when you see it you'd say yes, this is what anyone would expect from a "phone&quot
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by wseqyrku 8mo ago
Yeah, sorry my head got dizzy I didn't realize I clicked away from the linked article.
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by wseqyrku 8mo ago
> When I began in software in the 1980s I was dismissed as an “object guy” by database folks and as a “data modeler” by object folks. I've since been dismissed as a “patterns guy”, “agile guy”, “architecture guy”, “java guy”, “ruby
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by wseqyrku 8mo ago
It's weird that here on HN some people are trying to break free from Google and Apple and on the other side some people are married to Gemini, and both look like to be the majority at times.
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by wseqyrku 8mo ago
> Listen: every idea you've ever had, every single one, some cocaine-addled sales critter has had too. You can test this, if you talk about your idea to three people and one of them says we're already doing that and the other t
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by wseqyrku 8mo ago
> tricking people (including, and most especially, the creators), I believe it's an ad. Everything about it is trying so hard to seem legit and it's the most pointless thing I have ever seen.
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by wseqyrku 8mo ago
> this is pretty much the reason why Cloudflare even exists, You said it yourself. If you're selling a cure, you might as well start a plague.
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by wseqyrku 8mo ago
No, that's the lie investors keep telling you until you think you need them.
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by wseqyrku 9mo ago
> But, like any tool, LLMs should be used wisely. While it's difficult to define, wisely can turn 'LLMs are useless' to 'ten X productivity boost'. However, at the end, of course, it all comes down to products.
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by wseqyrku 9mo ago
You can. Checkout the Past Puzzles in the menu (top-right).
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by wseqyrku 9mo ago
Right there, it's a distraction from the actual problem. They promote safety research as if they are fighting Skynet and it works.
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by wseqyrku 9mo ago
To do this, I had to switch to Rust first which means I had to change my entire career. I love to switch to linux desktop now but before that I'm gonna need to clear some time. Which probably means I have to retire?
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by wseqyrku 9mo ago
> It will take months or even years to know whether or not the outcome here was desirable or not and what the final tally is. So you'd prefer.. inaction? So we know for a fact we will going to reach world peace ten years from now ha
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by wseqyrku 9mo ago
> translates into puppet regime installation. Isn't that good for the US? I mean at least it reads a lot better that totalitarian and terrorist regimes preinstalled.
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by wseqyrku 9mo ago
"Bomb San Francisco" Where does that come from? I've seen this verbatim in a few places. Let me guess, the s o c i a l m e d i a?
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by wseqyrku 9mo ago
> So get rid of the government and all the extremists take over. Oh, the so called "extremists" are/were the ones with power. This is where it tops out. I know it's hard to see from a distance but you have no idea how
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by wseqyrku 9mo ago
I'm not well informed on how this came to be, but to consider this with regard to US's own interests, I think it is simply a problem to be dealt with sooner than later. You definitely don't want to ignore it until it's a
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by wseqyrku 9mo ago
"Officials from the United States and other countries have questioned the legality of the strikes." Look, this is getting tiring. You have no idea what the people in this country went through and they might as well see it as a &qu
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by wseqyrku 9mo ago
Coming soon to an entire internet near you
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by wseqyrku 10mo ago
Was looking for a comment to articulate this better than I could. I have the same feeling about 'release something bad early' advice given by investors, it's so obviously a shady comment in that position because they have the
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by wseqyrku 10mo ago
> Your grocer and your landlord don't accept crypto I don't mind using fiat for groceries. I'm talking only about digital currencies for digital services. That's it, at least for starters. > Its gotta be better on
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by wseqyrku 10mo ago
> Every one I've tried "just works". The trick is getting people to join you. As the other comment pointed out, if it's easy enough, that problem will take care of itself. I would also add "lightweight", clo

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