Imustaskforhelp

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by Imustaskforhelp 4d ago
> The fundamental problem is simpler: no one will slow down because no one trusts anyone else to slow down. I would argue that nobody trusts anyone else in the case of AI/AI related stuff. The amount of money involved in the space i
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by Imustaskforhelp 10d ago
> The reality is, capabilities have largely converged across foundation models over the last 18 months, and much of the value add is coming from the harness layer itself now. Can you please elaborate on what are your thoughts on open wei
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by Imustaskforhelp 10d ago
> Look at image gen: you press the magic button and get a 'Pelican on a Bike' - but you can't just change the 'hat' of the Pelican. You have to press the magic button again, and you get a whole different Pelican
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by Imustaskforhelp 10d ago
On some occasions, as I have come to understand Hackernews, its not really about the content but sometimes just about the Title or literally just the sentiment behind it. Maybe we are all being shown recreation of Minecraft or other video g
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by Imustaskforhelp 10d ago
> What else is left, once all these benchmarks get saturated? I was thinking this thing quite recently and wish to write a blog post about it but IMO, I believe that the next AI benchmarks would be profitable businessmaking. There are&#x
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by Imustaskforhelp 10d ago
I really like these tests for what its worth and I see them on youtube sometimes. I would like to ask a few things though TLDR: Basically focusing on recreating pay to win (mobile or otherwise) games and recreating them non pay to win perha
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by Imustaskforhelp 10d ago
> Thanks. Its insane how "Twitter, but for tech nerds" has a hard requirement to either enable Javascript or download some app. https://masto.mirror.forum/beige.party/@intransitivelie/1170... Source c
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by Imustaskforhelp 18d ago
Offtopic but I remembered one HN comment about where someone was working for an internal app for a company for the fast food/ice-cream or food app in general (or maybe it was for the contractor) I think some people found that job reall
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by Imustaskforhelp 18d ago
Sure I understand what you mean as well and I am not asking for SoTA models to be created by Google but more so explaining why coding is still the largest focus for many labs. I personally wish to get more smaller models (like the recent qw
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by Imustaskforhelp 20d ago
I would agree with you on AI/LLM being more than agentic coding but at the same time, I think there's more nuance. For example, PDF's and powerpoints can be generated using agentic coding by things like https://ben
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by Imustaskforhelp 21d ago
> To overcome the relatively limited compute and memory capacity of individual chips, we built a dedicated inference engine for this architecture on top of SGLang. Notably, this effort was accelerated by our GLM-5.3-powered infrastructur
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by Imustaskforhelp 21d ago
Pelican: https://gist.github.com/SerJaimeLannister/8fdef9c00175da0ca6... Aside from the pelican, I am sort of impressed by the fact that things are going the way in terms of really impressive small models. Also I love
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by Imustaskforhelp 22d ago
> I don't think we know yet what is going to happen as software development gets much cheaper. If in ten years we can produce software 1000x more cost effectively, will we need fewer software engineers, the same, or more? Guess we&#
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by Imustaskforhelp 22d ago
> However, in a certain respect this is why government is supposed to exist: we never would have gone to the moon. Or built the highway system. Or train tracks. Or a whole lot of big things which don’t immediately seem to have a benefit.
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by Imustaskforhelp 23d ago
> This isn't a personal risk, either, like riding a motorcycle where you're the only one who's going to get hurt when your number comes up. This is literally going to kill millions. Just my personal opinion on why this m
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by Imustaskforhelp 23d ago
TLDR: having the right founder, the right timing, right product, right team, market are all complicated factors and even one of them could destroy the equity. It's worth asking why you need equity and also I recommend not thinking that
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by Imustaskforhelp 26d ago
Yeah I must admit that Linux is good for us young people and it's certainly getting some more mass appeal. I have been a linux evangelist within my group and although there are a lot of things to complain in the world that we have inhe
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by Imustaskforhelp 26d ago
For what its worth, I am part of the very young men you mention* (currently 18) and I have talked to people my age on discord who use Linux. My opinion is that I think that cachyos is a much more suitable option over omarchy. Personally out
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by Imustaskforhelp 27d ago
> I had to look up what buyVDS stands for, I understand it's "Virtual Dedicated Server" - I am way more used to VPS. Yeah VDS means that. Basically it was my birthday (18th to be exact) and someone from community gifted me
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by Imustaskforhelp 27d ago
Good one. I have built buyvds.net (which also doesn't have affiliate links) my goal was also creating a database of hosting providers and my main focus was on the hosting provider, their website and all the locations that they provide.
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by Imustaskforhelp 28d ago
Love using maki on 500mb and 1gb ram tiny vps's where opencode sometimes could go OOM. I really love maki, its awesome!
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by Imustaskforhelp 29d ago
Beautifully said. I feel as if the society that we are living in does have a lot of implicit trust and if I may, I would like to add onto it with a few things. Trust works in a society when incentives are aligned with trust ie. you trust th
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by Imustaskforhelp 29d ago
> All consumer surplus is siphoned into the hyperscalers. which could then be used to train even larger models or even more better models for this exact use case and the cycle could continue. I had never thought about it but I could see
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by Imustaskforhelp 29d ago
> Current construction completely ignores the nearby communities present and future development. The issue is an incentive one, for the companies involved in the construction. Right now, they are getting paid so much to build it fast .
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by Imustaskforhelp 1mo ago
(I have only watched the first season of Dr. House and watched a lot of clips of the shows. I am more familiar with Dexter and also recently The Mentalist) I would say that it depends. I know that Dr. House once caught a girl who had a cond
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by Imustaskforhelp 1mo ago
Oh yes they are. Occassionally when I am on a device which doesn't have an ad-blocker. I witness it and I am always left feeling shocked at how many ads Youtube can have. We really don't know the plight of so so many Youtube users
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by Imustaskforhelp 1mo ago
> Not sure you have to cut back on something that you really enjoy, so much that you wanna do it every day, even if you get cranky when someone (sometimes you) ruin this ceremony for you. Why would you cut back when the biggest negative
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by Imustaskforhelp 1mo ago
Coffee (caffeine related products really) from my understanding seems to harshly impact deep sleep. If you are asking in good faith (which I hope you do because its HN and we are curious people, aren't we!), I recommend looking at r&#x
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by Imustaskforhelp 1mo ago
Yup! This was the study that I was mentioning. Thanks for providing the original link for that :-)

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