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by yakubov_org 11mo ago
Betteridge's law of headlines states: "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." For example: "Has Science Found the Fountain of Youth?" -> No So, answering your question, it&#x27
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by yakubov_org 11mo ago
Author here, happy to answer questions about the experience
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Waymo Test Ride: first impressions from a Londoner(yakubov.org)
6 points by yakubov_org 11mo ago|1 comments
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by yakubov_org 1y ago
Tried local video generation using Wan2.2 5B. Struggled with photorealistic portrayal. Thought of Elon and that he decided to use anime for his avatar companions on X - so anime worked wonders, more details in my blogpost: https:/&#x2
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Do as Elon Does: Use anime for your AI videos(yakubov.org)
1 points by yakubov_org 1y ago|1 comments
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by yakubov_org 1y ago
My first hypothesis was that shorter variable names would use fewer tokens and be better for context utilisation and inference speed. I would expand your competitive programming angle to the obfuscated C challenge ;)
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by yakubov_org 1y ago
When GitHub Copilot suggests your next line of code, does it matter whether your variables are named "current_temperature" or just "x"? I ran an experiment to find out, testing 8 different AI models on 500 Python code sa
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Do variable names matter for AI code completion? (2025)(yakubov.org)
54 points by yakubov_org 1y ago|58 comments
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Show HN: TogetherMoon – Share the night sky with someone miles away(togethermoon.com)
2 points by yakubov_org 1y ago|0 comments