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by yipinwong 1mo ago
You see red dots/monsters on hubble or JWT. Those are the ones fundamentally shifting theories about how early stars/blackholes/galaxies can form. (there are other factors like dark matters that can play a role but nobody kn
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
There is a talk amongst Astrophysics (not a serious one) that we showed up too late as a civilization, and Universes thrived at around 5 billion years after the big bang. Now we are 13.8 billion years old, and the Earth formed around 4.5 bi
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
Talking as if you are not disposable. If you are let go from your company, you can be easily replaceable. People already started using contributor API, and your input is irrelevant.
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
It's an example of broader issue. You don't get what @amiga386 was implying
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
As a big proponent of GPT-5.6-Luna for the combination of speed/perf/(especially)price, Flash 3.8 seems like where I can specify Flash3.8 as the coding model as part of agent workflow. The video recognition is especially impressiv
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
"Page not found"...
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
A dummy take on the LWN subscription price increase without valid reasons why. This account, `thataccount` has only negative comments that contribute naught.
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
** unpopular opinion ** The author finds the beauty in stuffy blocks, while I find beauty with more whitespaces.
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
> Privileged workers are the ones who's employers are paying for AI while still keeping them employed in the first place. I used "time" as privilege, not as AI as it's given as premise in the article. You didn'
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
This will be the pattern only the "privileged" workers will be able to afford. Not using AI is similar to giving employees 20% of their time for any non-sprint work. This privilege of No AI usage a day will lower the productivity,
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
Analogies work at an abstraction, and gotta take the chess analogy at its face value, as deeper people go into what's different between the chess and real life (deterministic vs non-deministic), one is not getting the lesson the author
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
I am going to bring up graph issue for everyone of these announcements. They all suck. They shoulda put their stick where they belong, not at far left. It just makes comparison to Deepseek 90% of them time as Hy4 has nothing to show off.
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
I don't see a single compelling reason to use this over built-in one.
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
I have 200+ apps installed on my phone. I deleted 150ish. I have no issues. I will delete another 30 to see how it will go.
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
This seems like a good next step. ty for sharing as first time seeing it.
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
The author's way is more bespoke (and less aislop path), so if you are not familiar with web design, you might get lost. Since you gotta start somewhere, If you are prototyping without web design experience, navigite to https:/&
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
This feels like it can be a "skill" :) Anyways, one thing to point out is the "constraints". Constraints are something you cannot change (and AI should abide to it). I liked the fact that the author used "add"
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
> The takeaway is simple. Do not compromise on the user experience you provide with your application Same thing I hear from everyone. "You can't compromise on UX" - UX experts. "You can't compromise on security&q
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
The reason some people fine Moflin terriying is due to differences between the Western and Eastern face reading. In Western cultures, "mouth" is how one perceives emotions, while in the Eastern cultures, it's the eyes. e.g. Y
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
what is it and why? How's that related to the post?
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
"Small models" nowadays work like someone who has IQ 100+ while SOTA ones are like 150, "relatively". Given sheer number of turns I can make with small models, I can do a lotta stufff - cheaper, and faster Harness makes
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
This won't work for everyone or every field. Organizations/Biz requirements (be it scope, money, HR, etc) changes depending on the size thereof. This assumes that whatever your biz is, it's at Google level. It's too muc
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
The site looks like aislop after skimming through 10 of his docs on the site, and the mistake you pointed out. Something feels off, and claims on the site do not seem credible. Def not manually verified. If it was verified, the author did
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
ty both. Fair points by both you and orsenthil. I will do research on those books, and they are more easily accessible.
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
A dumb political statement in HN without any justification on why or providing contexts.
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
> a country that's so hostile towards anyone that looks and prays different. You are making a bold claim that US is being racist here. US is THE melting pot, and no other country in the world has accepted all races living together
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
As the author does, i just have a separate vault for AI to manage. It used to be a mess, but with OKF (Open Knowledge Format), things are more manageable and navigatable (for me as well). Consider AI vault as a scratch pad that AIs use, not
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
Background agent services that require no super human vision. You might think faster is better when you vibe code or monitoring. But with background agents, the faster the speed, the more jobs it can perform. The speed won't matter a
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
I didn't bat an eye before 80% price drop. I used GLM-5.2 and Gemini flash
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by yipinwong 1mo ago
Funny, I used to use Gemini before Luna as it was "good enough" and cheap. For me at this point, most of newer models are capable enough, I focus more on $ and how much I can save.

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