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by xiphias2 1y ago
They are somewhat self regulated, as they can cause permament damage to the company that releases them, and they are meant for general consumers without any training, unlike table saws that are meant for trained people. An example is the fi
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This is one reason, and another is that both Dennard scaling has stopped and GPUs hit a memory wall for DRAM. The only reason AI hardware gets the significant improvements is that they are using big matmuls and a lot of research has been in
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by xiphias2 1y ago
I work alone, not in teams, but use LLM (codex-1) a lot, and it's extremely helpful. I accepted that in return the code base is much lower quality than if I would have written it. What works for me is that after having lots of passing
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by xiphias2 1y ago
There are countries besides USA and China. It was just terrible geopolitics decision for US to depend on 1 country for imports instead of keeping the power balance between countries of the world.
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Nothing. And that's bad enough in itself for the worst years of many people's lives.
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by xiphias2 1y ago
The wohole thread is misleading here of course. At this point it's much more interesting how well the Robotaxi is doing. It's still not driving like Waymo (I didn't like how it is desregarding the rules), but in a few years i
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by xiphias2 1y ago
I don't see any problem with it, but this just means that Elon stepping down would be the worst decision for Tesla, probably halving it's market cap. I just don't understand the reason, why any Tesla shareholder wouldn't
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by xiphias2 1y ago
License should be just revoked instantly for the sake of Tesla. At least with not fully autonomous I can override it. They need to get a feedback that they are not ready.
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Show HN: Embed reactive (live) SQL into HTML(pageql.dev)
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by xiphias2 1y ago
Codex is the perfect workflow for me: instead of swapping, just accept / reject cls / refine tasks
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by xiphias2 1y ago
I still care about the mission and about what I do: Stop caring. You can contribute even more somewhere else later. Do your job, exactly 8 hours, focus on work-life balance, but leave quietly and professionally.
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by xiphias2 1y ago
Whenever you feel ,,not sure if fixing what a huge change did is faster'' you are asking something too big and not specific enough. It's much better to ask the specific queries that you yourself would do with sed and treat th
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by xiphias2 1y ago
The Boeing Dreamliner link was marked as dupe... can you please make that the main one? This link doesn't even contain the plane type
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Show HN: 100 line full stack reactive TODOMVC app demo written with PageQL(pageql.dev)
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Sure, but at that time he was employed by Apple for example. Now he's making a for profit company and there's already MAX and MAX Enterprise stuff to not trust that the open source part would be competitive with already great infe
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Sure, chatgpt.com/codex
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by xiphias2 1y ago
,,will get open sourced'' means closed source, parent wrote the same
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by xiphias2 1y ago
Since Codex web ui came out I stopped using Cursor and just direct pull requests on Codex web interface. I love it so much, I belive most people will move to this kind of development as models are getting stronger, and the whole agent+user
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by xiphias2 1y ago
The answer is simple: it's the biggest growth generator in USA. Growth has its own problems of course (I don't want to estimate the health impact of Coca Cola), but it's a prerequisite of a country not falling behind others.
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by xiphias2 1y ago
This format may be backwards compatible, but not forwards compatible. JSON solved this mostly by standardizing what most implementations were already doing, so that would be a great thing to do. If git diff isn't documented, the solut
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by xiphias2 1y ago
Sure, I meant LLVM
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It's great start, but what would be cooler if they really went through the boring part, which is putting it into LLVM as the new default -O0 compiler. Edit: LLM to LLVM
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by xiphias2 1y ago
At least this post explains why when I load a Facebook page the only thing that really matters (the content) is what loads last
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by xiphias2 1y ago
Incel is not a subculture, just a name for men who can't get laid. I have a male friend under 170cm like that and a woman friend who uses Badoo just because it has a minimum height filter that she sets to 190cm. My girlfriend also has
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by xiphias2 1y ago
Partly it's true, but also all banks in the world are fractional reserve / printing money from thin air from the loans they got from bigger banks. If the big US banks are successful, they can have their own one huge fractional res
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by xiphias2 1y ago
For me anything before Codex model with webui was time waster. Now with webui what's important is to constantly add tests around the code base, also if it gets stuck, go through the logs and understand why. It's more of a manageme
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Personal
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It's not 8 hour work day, I just did it all day long from waking up to sleeping. And of course it contains lots of corrections. sometimes it's 30 lines with some bug that I see, then I ask codex to fix the bug in a separate pull
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by xiphias2 1y ago
Sure, it's an open source reactive web framework, the pull requests are public. I want to announce it here on HN soon, I just still have a few serious bugs to fix: https://github.com/adamritter/pageql
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by xiphias2 1y ago
It's your choice, but it's definitely not ,,just another tool''. Most of my LLMs made lots of mistakes, but Codex with $200 subscription changed my workflow totally, and now I'm having 40 pull requests/day mer

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