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12d ago
Interesting, but I wouldn't oversimplify this to one cause. Home cooking of meals and making of lemonade/fruit punch used to be a norm. Society chose to move towards taking a lazy way out with microwave dinners and takeouts. On th
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2mo ago
LLMs go off context. Dumping more things related to prompt into context gives them more to go off when giving final answer. If you don't like reasoning think "free association", writing a bunch of things related to what you a
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2mo ago
Do you want your smart TV to become a persistent access point to your home network? If not, you should prefer to have an explicit unbypassable confirmation before another device is allowed to install arbitrary apps on it and pregrant them a
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2mo ago
Yeah, so long as you can mooch off US healthcare innovation like COVID vaccines and weight loss drugs. There is a difference between going to doctor and getting effective treatment, as anyone who dealt with cancer in Soviet Union can testif
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2mo ago
Gemma 4 31B just because of faster MTP
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2mo ago
I just hooked it up to my personal AI Japanese Teacher app, pretty good quality / natural sounding speech in mixed English / Japanese while running fast on CPU so I don't waste VRAM.
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2mo ago
Drastically slower than Macs and NVIDIA unified memory boxes while not being any cheaper.
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3mo ago
No senior architect around here is capable of understanding tinygrad
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3mo ago
AI is like a therapist, it will only change your life if you want to change. I set up python scripts at work to automatically triage, assign and if straightforward fix bugs assigned to me so I have time for complex feature work. At home, I
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3mo ago
Hehe you think L9s do oncall? Senior not understanding is a problem all right. It's not necessarily junior's problem.
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3mo ago
Write me simple AI inference code that has high performance in big batches.
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3mo ago
The primary purpose of code review is to maintain existing hierarchy by preventing junior SWEs from getting promoted by committing code that is smarter than what the senior architect can understand.
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3mo ago
Gemma4 31B with MTP enabled is faster and I feel a bit stronger at coding. Either one can run in 32GB VRAM or unified RAM with some tuning (3 bit weights, 8 bit kv cache)
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3mo ago
It's not at all like e-mail spam. Vast majority of contributors made a change useful for themselves that they wish to share with others. It's better to think of this as an influx of new programmers or existing programmers picking
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3mo ago
The preponderant bottleneck is inventing new architectures to make AI actually good at human and superhuman tasks. For example, AI agent harnesses add tool calls and long term state management, allowing AI to autonomously complete complex t
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3mo ago
Models consume a lot of memory and power to slowly generate autocompletions of existing content one token at a time. Letting this text control important things in real world is a human decision and control of nuclear weapons or penetration
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3mo ago
In 2026 there is a considerably cheaper/quicker solution, but that in no way invalidates OSS maintainers' right to enjoy a summer vacation without interruption.
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3mo ago
SGTM, if I am worried about a curl exploit, I will type details into Zoo Code prompt and it will disappear in about 30 seconds and then I can upload a PR for others concerned. Enjoy your vacation and I will enjoy security for a lot cheaper
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3mo ago
There are priorities here which are not mutually exclusive. If you are building the next big thing in your garage, polishing it before establishing it's in fact the next big thing is a waste of time. If it really is, early adopters &#x
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3mo ago
There are amputees that do snowboarding with specially designed prosthesis and boards, so there is certainly a way to take load off weak knees with appropriate gear. OP is just, quite reasonably, not prioritizing this minor dream enough to
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3mo ago
Does "athlete" in your original post have to be only martial art/contact sports? For example, are you medically unable to do absolutely any strength exercises, maybe upper body only, with appropriate support/isolation? A
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3mo ago
Lean into medicine, tech and science? Zepbound + strength training is a life transforming miracle and they are coming up with even more effective drugs and modern AI deep research (think coding agent pouring over mountains of data) is amazi
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4mo ago
Just don't blame me if your coding agent curses CEO and bypasses presubmits with dirty hacks a year later, I never volunteered to be a role model.
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4mo ago
That blog post is human prompted, anyone who has experience with AI knows the difference between AI originated content (tables and bullet points) and AI spicing up a human prompt with detailed roasting instructions. Been there, done that (h
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4mo ago
I have a 128gb box to grow my own tokens at home. Gemma 4 31B uncensored works great.
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4mo ago
Yes, I spend my days writing lots of code using AI (I do rigorously review it, it's still much faster than hand typing) and I get paid enough for it to pay mortgage and send kids to college.
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4mo ago
You just need to work on your agent design and prompting skills, modern LLMs are crazy good at all the things you listed with the right context and tools.
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4mo ago
China's AI vassal state. But so far in a good way because it's open source and everyone benefits.
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5mo ago
What should people who can't afford to hire a white collar professional do?
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5mo ago
It's the latest form of elitism - like in less sunny countries it's fashionable to be tanned because it means you are rich enough to have time to hang around on the beach while in sunny countries it's fashionable to be light
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