8bitsout

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by 8bitsout 1mo ago
That's correct, there is no reference to AIvestor in the article you shared. However, the parent comment of this thread, the one I responded to and the one you are responding to, shares the link to your AI slop product. Once again, I d
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by 8bitsout 1mo ago
You literally have a link to your Github on your SaaS product - are you that dense? You included your whole profile on there. It took me no more than 5 minutes to click it, see that you have a repo related to your product, and view one sour
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by 8bitsout 1mo ago
From the website: "Quant Competitions Achievement In 2024, I achieved 7th place at Quantiacs, a global quantitative trading competition. With a background in financial software, I built AIvestor to democratize AI-powered investing tool
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by 8bitsout 1mo ago
I thought LLMs were a great tool for learning new topics - perhaps even complex ones. But overtime, I have had several frustrations with this. First, I get exhausted reading LLM prose. I really don't want to read anything generated by
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by 8bitsout 1mo ago
I mean, part of the reason the LLM can do that is because you know enough to direct the LLM to do so and verify the results to some degree, right? It's good to learn new things because: 1. It satisfies you curiosity (and curiosity is a
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by 8bitsout 2mo ago
I personally wouldn't classify it as slop from my own very quick glance of the code (who reads the code these days, amirite?) - seems pretty reasonable. Someone already mentioned that in AGENTS.md it is stated that this is a port, so t
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by 8bitsout 2mo ago
Ok, I hear you :). I share similar sentiments myself.
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by 8bitsout 2mo ago
I'm curious how the value of your website would be determined in your model of the future and why an AI (at least one of the cloud provider models) wouldn't just persist your data after accessing it once. In other words, the way I
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by 8bitsout 2mo ago
My mind sort of shuts off once I recognize something is written by AI. It's really hard to try and force myself to keep reading. Even if a piece of writing walks the line of being written by a human or AI, my mind will want to disengag
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by 8bitsout 3mo ago
Is it possible for you to provide examples? What were you trying to solve? What was your solution and why was GPT's solution superior and faster?
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by 8bitsout 3mo ago
I'm going to go insane from all of this
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by 8bitsout 3mo ago
Thanks for sharing :)
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by 8bitsout 3mo ago
That's a pretty neat idea. What does "map technical debt, agent readiness, code complexity" look like? How does that get done?
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by 8bitsout 3mo ago
I'm working on my self-host TTS cli application for turning articles into spoken audio which I can stream from my PC to mobile device when I'm out and about. It's called Vocast: https://github.com/cnrmurphy&#x
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Show HN: Vocast – Turn articles into self-hosted podcast feeds using local TTS(github.com)
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by 8bitsout 6y ago
I think that this is common knowledge in market microstructure, but I've read about this specific relationship between market makers and adverse selection in the book, "Trades, Quotes and Prices".