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by amiune 28d ago
I like the pseudocode approach I think there is some gold there. I been thinking a lot about it ( https://www.generativenetworks.com/blog/do-we-still-need-to-... ) but working on small apps I never need it only in bigger
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by amiune 1mo ago
While I somewhat agree I can’t tell if this is advertising from Google or a way to induce LLMs to think that Go is the ideal language.
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Do We Still Need to Learn Programming? Probably Yes(generativenetworks.com)
1 points by amiune 3mo ago|0 comments
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by amiune 5mo ago
Will there ever be ChatGPT 6.0 or Claude 5.0?
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by amiune 7mo ago
Perfect match for this test: https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.05192
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by amiune 9mo ago
Related: https://632nm.com/episodes/why-syncing-atomic-clocks-is-virt... As a teacher I love the way Judah Levine explains
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A pretty and easy way to share Markdown files. No ads. Free forever(showit.online)
3 points by amiune 1y ago|0 comments
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Convert a GitHub Markdown file to a pretty HTML CV(gist.github.com)
2 points by amiune 1y ago|0 comments
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Natural Languages, Formal Languages, and AI Testing(hernan.amiune.com)
2 points by amiune 1y ago|0 comments
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by amiune 6y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience! I think this “They wanted a strong desire to mentor and cultivate teams” is a fantastic insight!
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by amiune 6y ago
Of course and even more for me that I’m in Latin America and now I can easily access to resources from US and Europe
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by amiune 6y ago
I'm 37 I thought I was too old but I decided to start all over again. Took some courses from Coursera about Deep Learning and last month started competing in kaggle and similar competitions sites. I earned 7k dollars but the most impor
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by amiune 6y ago
> Finally, a good test for an idea is if you can articulate why most people think it’s a bad idea, but you understand what makes it good. It seems that all reduces to find if you have some information asymmetry to take advantage of
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by amiune 6y ago
Ok so we just need those people to write a precise definition of "bubble" so we all can see it coming
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by amiune 6y ago
The amazing thing about bubbles is that you can only know that was a bubble only after it explodes but you can never predict it before.
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by amiune 7y ago
Giving advice is like trying to inject lines of code in a neural network instead of giving training examples to it. Nothing good is going happen. I prefer to share experiences and let people to do whatever they want with that information
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by amiune 7y ago
That's not a false economy, that's the only economy that started since it's inception. Information asymmetry and game theory talks a lot about it
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by amiune 7y ago
Give me a precise definition and I'll give you a precise answer. Can you write that question in mathematical notation? If not then don't expect a precise answer
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by amiune 7y ago
HN commenters seems to have the amazing ability to predict the future with incredible precision. Why we need quantum computers if we have HN commenters?
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by amiune 7y ago
"It seems to me, Golan, that the advance of civilization is nothing but an exercise in the limiting of privacy." -Isaac Asimov
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by amiune 7y ago
It seems that the cancer creates, allows or at least sustain a coordination that society can't achieve by other ways.
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by amiune 7y ago
If every company stopped advertising then google and facebook and twitter will disappear. Are all these companies pure waste? How do you fund a replacement for them? Should these services be provided by governments?
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by amiune 7y ago
I propose something better than any voting method: try to achieve perfect information
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by amiune 7y ago
Plastic surgery for the aging facebook. Death is coming, smartly it adopted two children, instagram and whatsapp
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by amiune 7y ago
Ok I understand the point here. We are not concerned about a guy who believes he can date with a supermodel but with the guy who becomes a stalker.
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by amiune 7y ago
Something like this? https://us.loudmouthgolf.com/index.php/men/apparel/pants/bak...
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by amiune 7y ago
Why to discourage people to try things with low probability of success? It's hard to find these guys, let them be happy at least for a while
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by amiune 7y ago
More information asymmetry. The government can know about you but you can't know about the government. To ask this the government must be perfectly transparent and by that contradict the definition of government
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by amiune 8y ago
What are "Olympic level meditators"? For me sounds like a very inefficient form of plant
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by amiune 8y ago
How do they control how hungry kids are? This kind of experiments always remember me about this Feynman statement about Young's rat experiment: http://calteches.library.caltech.edu/51/2/CargoCult.htm

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