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by zkmon 6mo ago
That's a very good revert on horse-riding analogy. But you might still be making an assumption that the horse package doesn't come with a weapon. It might boil down to saying "AI can not achieve the skills of a senior enginee
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by zkmon 6mo ago
If profit is not the root goal, only hobbies exist, not work or any business. Quality is a means for profit, never the root goal. People pretend that quality and performance are the root goals, because they don't want say the fact that
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by zkmon 6mo ago
External success for any business is defined as dominating the peers in selling. People call it as "wins". This percolates into internal context as well. Business units compete with other, teams compete, and peers within a team co
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by zkmon 6mo ago
Dismissing this as just another anti-AI blog could appear a shallow dismissal, but in reality, it 8s mostly the pain of adapting to the change. The writer has certain framework of norms or world where good and bad are well defined, and that
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by zkmon 6mo ago
The "how to get started" asks you to read "documentation" which turns out to be a sales blurb. Am I missing something?
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by zkmon 6mo ago
Only if people do - "grow some grain and give it for free, manufacture some products and give it for free, provide some service and don't charge for it". If everyone does all of those as hobbies, then we are good.
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by zkmon 6mo ago
"looking same" is not the requirement. "Working same" is. With proper test harness, the generated code can be controlled to "work the same".
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by zkmon 6mo ago
The goals for code-versioning as they existed decades back, might be sliding into irrelevance now. Code is no longer a direct work artifact from humans, as it used to be. Back in the day, people wanted to persist their code and it's ch
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by zkmon 6mo ago
Next claude news (trump style): Recent versions of Claude code no longer allow talking to other models, or helping with any code that has the goal of moving away from anthropic models.
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by zkmon 6mo ago
Tokens are cheap. LLMs are fast. Pre-processing and post processing are the real bottlenecks. I know you are going to say that why not Use LLMs for that. Complexity in an end-to-end workflow is a zero-sum game. If you throw more of that wor
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by zkmon 6mo ago
Mathematicians sound like priests. They vehemently defend they regime. They enjoy exclusivity by ensuring complexity and extreme formalism.
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by zkmon 6mo ago
> It's for the person you've never met Well, you have made a big assumption there. Maybe you haven't met the decision makers. It's not just their own whims and fancies. It's true that one's own perception of
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by zkmon 6mo ago
It could be shocking to people who think that patterns in text are still fuzzy. Machines have proved over decades that what they are seeing is crystal clear world where the patterns just jump out very distinctly. This happened with sports l
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by zkmon 6mo ago
I have tested Gemma4-26B against Qwen3.6-35B. Gemma beats Qwen on structured data extraction and instruction following. Gemma is far more precise than Qwen in these tasks, while Qwen gets a bit more creative, verbose, and imprecise. However
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by zkmon 6mo ago
Github, Java, Python, Whatsapp, Gmail, SWIFT, DNS, Cloud infra, Appstore, Playstore - all can become tools in the hands of powers.
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by zkmon 6mo ago
SVN (subversion) was working excellent for my team, about 20 yrs back. I never saw sufficient justification for the complexity brought in by Git. But as I say, New tech invades the world and makes the perfectly working old tech as incompati
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by zkmon 6mo ago
Though everyone calls a solid blue color as blue, the actual visual perception or experience of that color could be entirely different. They just grew up calling that experience of their own, as blue color.
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by zkmon 6mo ago
Exactly.
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by zkmon 6mo ago
> Selling the solution to the problem you caused ought to be illegal. Most tech solutions are built on the problems they created. This includes phones, cars, computers, every software upgrade, and almost every electronic gadget. You ar
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by zkmon 6mo ago
The biggest rule-break was done, not by the agent or infra company, but by the person who gave such elevated authorization (API key) to an autonomous bot.
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by zkmon 6mo ago
Maybe it's just my feeling. It asks to update/upgrade continuously.
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by zkmon 6mo ago
Qwen3.6-35B quant-4 gguf
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by zkmon 6mo ago
Yesterday was a realization point for me. I gave a simple extraction task to Claude code with a local LLM and it "whirred" and "purred" for 10 minutes. Then I submitted the same data and prompt directly to model via llam
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by zkmon 6mo ago
They released 1.6 T pro base model on huggingface. First time I'm seeing a "T" model here.
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by zkmon 6mo ago
Bots would win over all anti-spam, anti-slop measures. All blog posts and comments everywhere would be filled with spam and slop. That's when humanity turns it head away from screens, back towards other humans nearby and start talking
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by zkmon 6mo ago
On llama server, the Q4_K_M is giving about 91k context on 24GB, which calculates to about 70MB per 1K context (KV-Cache). I could have gone for Q5 which probably leaves about 30K token space. I think this is pretty impressive.
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by zkmon 6mo ago
The raw math: File size is hard-linked to parameter count and quant type. Intelligence is sort of linked to parameter count. Parameter count dictates the hardware requirement. What't left for the labs is, compressing more intelligence
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by zkmon 6mo ago
It's not isolated phenomenon.If we look at the larger scale of, say, 100 years, a lot of things are rapidly disappearing. It's actually some sort of extinction that is underway, but you don't feel it on a smaller scale of tim
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by zkmon 6mo ago
Yes.
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by zkmon 6mo ago
I'm guessing 3.5-27b would beat 3.6-35b. MoE is a bad idea. Because for the same VRAM 27b would leave a lot more room, and the quality of work directly depends on context size, not just the "B" number.

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