zuzululu

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   by zuzululu 3mo ago

   there's nothing mythical about it if you treat it like any architecture then there's all sorts of techniques and knobs to produce consistent output
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   by zuzululu 3mo ago

   as a SWE this is not a good sign. it means the job market is slowly transitioning into temp work like economics. The value I got out of the Elixir contractors was immense since it not only proved that we can get a huge bulk of the work done
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   by zuzululu 3mo ago

   both contracts have over 10 years of experience with Elixir and one of them have written a widely used library. I think you are tad out of touch with the job market and with where agentic coding is right now.
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   by zuzululu 3mo ago

   people deride stackoverflow but has anybody been in those chat rooms? i've never encountered such hostile and arrogant mod and crowd. its the same frustration majority of the population have with people who take things literally and di
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   by zuzululu 3mo ago

   I appreciate Elixir but the problem is the job market/talent pool is tiny compared to other existing languages. If you buy into the Elixir stack then you now have constraint you could've avoided entirely by avoiding it. Also for d
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   by zuzululu 3mo ago

   i dont hate sam and i dont get the vitrol but in this particular case if he's involved in theft of apple hardware then there is very good chance that the engineers who were at apple facilitated will at least get criminal sentencing, sa
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   by zuzululu 3mo ago

   I can't take anybody seriously when they keep declaring open models is beating frontier models. What they don't understand is that besides the huge capex to train and run inference, the real gold is in the human response to the pr
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   by zuzululu 3mo ago

   Looks like a bunch of OpenAI employees involved in the theft are going to see prison time and nobody is going to hire them other than shady startup founders who will probably ask "is this guy going to steal from me " I think this
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   by zuzululu 3mo ago

   amazing i'd love to have the hardware to run this
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    another cool project that i will never use because frontier models are just too far ahead
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    so whats the actual use case for this ? streaming ? games?
12. 222.▲
    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    i guess this is cool if you are going to expense it as a business but $250 is insane. I'm going to wait for the temu version with the usual hidden mic and phone-home feature
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    thrilled that stripe is buying paypal
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    its too bad they do very little fighting actual crime same with montreal pd probably two least effective and disliked departments in all of canada
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    they have what mimics neurons mathematically and how information flows between different layers and activation functions i'd suggest taking a course to understand it at a deeper level as you demonstrated a false picture of what LLM is
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    i mean i would get codex to build everything you just described
17. 227.▲
    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    why would i pay $499/month for this when codex costs $199/month and can do everything you described
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    so is Israel and Australia but you dont call them Asians do you
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    registrars are bound by the political whims of those that allow them to exist there have been multiple domains that have been shut down at the behest of certain governments even when its well beyond their jurisdiction kiwi farms and 4chan a
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    i really hope this is it from telegram. its downright causing havoc in countries without the jurisdictional power like korea and japan which have seen insane rise in drug related crime especially in japan they have a new wave of crime from
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    i think it makes perfect sense if you understand what telegram is and which country it benefits
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    holy hell $299/app is wild
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    will it work with flutter ?
24. 234.▲
    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    please dont use AI to generate comments. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    Nothing. But you are already at a disadvantage because Cloudflare has seen far more real jitter data and you are up against that. It might work in the short term but after a while you start showing pretty obvious patterns. There's also
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    hmmm i think this is the first time i've seen a genuinely decent approach to blocking scraper/agents that mouse cursor movement is very hard to replicate a real human with the amount of data that cloudflare has you could reproduce
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    > it would be insane to tell someone what they should find entertaining, that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. thats what you wrre doing above read it again if it wasnt obvious
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    its an electron app you an inspect it
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    why are you so invested in telling ppl in what they are allowed to find useful/entertaining? especially after admitting you dont nkow anything about combustion engines?
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    by zuzululu 3mo ago

    ive seen unscrupulous founders fake traction during diligence, which is my day job but ive never seen one raise $4.5m for an ai agent startup built around pulling fresh web data, then openly cheer the unethical proxy infrastructure used to