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bodegajed
14d ago
> birds that visited me are you a disney princess?
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bodegajed
3mo ago
I think Stanford students are not out of touch. Google has enough revenue to sustain itself but yet they decided to become an arms dealer. CEOs only care about the shareholder.
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bodegajed
4mo ago
You can ban the math by limiting the energy and the material resources.
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bodegajed
4mo ago
Can a programmer who has no personal feelings of attachment to slop, make it all the way to production and maintained?
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bodegajed
4mo ago
cisco executives will be rewarded with fat bonuses soon!
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4mo ago
Great article. If the author is browsing HN please hear me out. They say the pen is mightier than the sword. However the reason on why is not clear but I believe that because it can change minds. This article after re-reading possible chang
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5mo ago
thanks, I thought as a researcher Kaparthy would include and cite relevant papers. I quickly became disappointed. I already knew openevolve and the ACE Framework paper. This is the first time I learned about Genetic Algorithm and I now have
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bodegajed
5mo ago
Nice try boris
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bodegajed
5mo ago
it is like reward hacking, where the reward function in this case the test is exploited to achieve its goals. it wants to declare victory and be rewarded so the tests are not critical to the code under test. This is probably in the RL pre-t
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6mo ago
Even if you're a small vendor. You created an innovative product, and you tried to sell your product to a large company. Before you can be destroyed by simply showing the product to a multi-billion company. But now even medium sized co
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6mo ago
This is why I now check when I'm researching for a solution (that an LLM cannot figure out.) I go to github but often check if the project was created before 2022 due to AI slop concerns.
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bodegajed
7mo ago
Yeah, it's kinda sad reality and I suddenly felt gloomy. Do you have a more optimistic view that you can share?
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8mo ago
One reason, maximizing investor value. CEO and executives usually get bonuses after layoffs.
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8mo ago
1.5B models can run on CPU inference at around 12 tokens per second if I remember correctly.
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8mo ago
Brevity is the soul of wit, you did well sir.
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8mo ago
Well said. This dream is probably for someone who have experienced the hardship, felt frustrated and gave up. Then see others who effortless did it, even felt fun for them. The manifestation of the dream feels like revenge to them.
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8mo ago
When executives fail, unfortunately, they don't blame each other. They do postmortems, then hire consultants to layoff senior engineers.
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8mo ago
Yes most c-level executives (who often have to report to a board) have tendencies to predict the future after using claude code. It didn't happen in 2025 yet they still insist. While their senior engineers are still working at the prod
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8mo ago
Investors are getting impatient
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9mo ago
code has no use-value. it is like being a baker in an island. the value comes from its user base.
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1y ago
Yes with few shots. you need to provide at least 2 examples of similar instructions and their corresponding solutions. But when you have to build few shots every time you prompt it feels like you're doing the work already. Edit: gramma
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Ask HN: Talent shortage high expectations, or something else?
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2y ago
It's an outlier because unlike other service industries the software has global presence. An app written by software engineers laid-off 3 years ago will still run by itself with exceptions like servers running out of disk space. Unlik
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2y ago
When I think of macro economics, I always start with "We live in a society" 1. For the Brain Drain, alienation will cause discontent. Politically impossible. Mass-layofs created a weaker consumer demand. Who to create any value f
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2y ago
you are right, I misremembered and did not paid attention in class that much.
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2y ago
I remember in history class, at this period humans are merely discovering stone tools and discovery of fire. Yet here, researchers presented evidence of tools from boat-makers and other technology where humans navigate on deep waters? this
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2y ago
Could this path lead to solving world hunger too? :)
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2y ago
So I'm here practicing writing small apps in 40 mins, leetcoding medium and hard. I think I should rethink my next plans.
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2y ago
Theranos made bold claims too according to wikipedia Theranos claimed they devised diagnostic using blood tests that required very small amounts of blood. Then their PR machine made them raise $9 billion.
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2y ago
> Quality of code produced by AI will improve dramatically as model evolves. Where are your facts? What is your basis on these future prediction? Sure small code snippets have already improved since gpt2. What about larger applications w
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