yard2010

6 ms·

121.
by yard2010 6mo ago
Honestly I think there is more to it - even with infinite context, the LLM needs some kind of intelligence to know what is noise and what is not, you resort to "thinking" - making it create garbage it then feeds to itself. Learnin
122.
by yard2010 6mo ago
I think the problem is that humans are not random, they are very biased. When you try to capture this bias with an LLM you get a biased pseudo random model
123.
by yard2010 6mo ago
Enough internet for today
124.
by yard2010 6mo ago
You're absolutely right. I was wrong in the first place
125.
by yard2010 6mo ago
Fun fact: the word suffer comes from sub fer - under load, this relation (suffer - load bearing) is consistent across (unrelated) languages
126.
by yard2010 6mo ago
Excuse me for being blunt but you would assume ai bros run a place like this, and ai bros can manage tech as much as crypto bros can manage monetary systems. On the other hand they make good products.
127.
by yard2010 6mo ago
Haha 200$ credits for the next time he has the word thanos spelled backwards in an even line of one of his yamls..
128.
by yard2010 6mo ago
Personally Cursor feels like a vibe coded slop these days, I canceled the subscription and went back to vscode with AI features off. Claude Code is my third hand and that's it. I need to try Zed though, I remember Atom changed the way
129.
by yard2010 6mo ago
Rest assured the state behind this attack does it as well. Why not both?
130.
by yard2010 6mo ago
Maybe we can let people that don't care about privacy try them first
131.
by yard2010 6mo ago
Use a separate machine for these stuff, never mix your clean machines with the dirty ones, complete separation, different networks
132.
by yard2010 6mo ago
I love Hetzner so much. I'm not affiliated I'm a really happy customer these guys just do everything right.
133.
by yard2010 6mo ago
I don't get it, I think that k8s is the best software written since win95. It redefines computing in the same way IMHO. I have some experience in working with k8s on prod and I loved every moment of it. I'm definitely missing some
134.
by yard2010 6mo ago
It doesn't have to be like this. For me one 20$ acc with another one for backup I rarely use, is more than enough. I leverage this tool simply as a typist - it can't think so it mustn't, it can't architect since it'
135.
by yard2010 6mo ago
"Please read this page and make sure to remember everything in it, when I ask you to vibe code something, do the exact opposite so it doesn't look like slop. Please remember this"
136.
by yard2010 6mo ago
Ha facebbok can happily torrent every book written in the history while I can't have fun playing a private server. Copyright laws are just another way of herding the sheep.
137.
by yard2010 6mo ago
Important take. The same applies to software 1:1
138.
by yard2010 6mo ago
Great Niemöller paraphrase https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_They_Came
139.
by yard2010 6mo ago
As a child I couldn't understand why I have to talk in a cryptic language and can't just write a for loop when working with DBs. In hindsight it was a valuable lesson that implementation details matter even though I wouldn't
140.
by yard2010 6mo ago
It's quite funny thinking about a chimpanzee seeing a lot of bananas thinking this could feed my family and then same with humans only with Mac Minis
141.
by yard2010 6mo ago
I went with the ctrl z approach.
142.
by yard2010 6mo ago
Sometimes I just can't grasp how cruel nature is. Imagine no formula -> baby starving and you just have to accept it. When the tribe grows in numbers the baby is safe. When the tribe grows in numbers like mankind, you get cheats lik
143.
by yard2010 6mo ago
Use restic with resticprofile and you won't need anything else. Point it to a Hetzner storagebox, the best value you can get. Don't trust fisher price backup plans
144.
by yard2010 6mo ago
You keep using the word malicious, what do you mean? What is the malice?
145.
by yard2010 6mo ago
This is misinformation, please provide sources to your claims. The iOS keyboard degraded in the latest versiond. https://www.macworld.com/article/2952872/heres-proof-that-th...
146.
by yard2010 6mo ago
> This is what happens when you let natural monopolies operate without oversight. They don’t compete on price or quality. They extract rent. Sounds like racketeering with extra steps..
147.
by yard2010 7mo ago
It's someone else's computer. Better that someone not be in the middle east..
148.
by yard2010 7mo ago
The problem is not in this specific case (those insurance companies won't go bankrupt), but with the system. When you don't have a proper administration you can't really cooperate as effectively as with proper administration.
149.
by yard2010 7mo ago
You can see exactly on which humanity it q Was trained on ;)
150.
by yard2010 7mo ago
Today, on "how did I get here?"

More ›