caust1c

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by caust1c 20d ago
IMO big models are not a product in and of themselves. Inference is just a new type of compute. I'm confident that in two or three years, every product will have inference capabilities integrated into the experience, and models will be
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by caust1c 21d ago
I actually just installed forgejo in My Home lab and loving it. Thinking about moving the companys code hosting to it next.
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by caust1c 21d ago
Azure's going to suffocate github. I'm curious to see what's next. Will self-hosting the code repository come back in vogue or will another social-coding platform take off?
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by caust1c 26d ago
My RSI flared up just looking at this keyboard. Hard pass!
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by caust1c 1mo ago
Good points. I looked up the definition for prediction and I suppose I'm stretching what I view as prediction. > A prediction is a statement about what you think will happen in the future, often based on experience or knowledge. It
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by caust1c 1mo ago
Compression is not prediction, it is recall. Can we make predictions based on compression? Absolutely. Is memory encoded into physical neurons technically compression? I would argue also yes. However, going from compression to predictio
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by caust1c 3mo ago
Where's the source code for the database itself? Looks like the repo is just a client. Congrats on the launch!
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A few words on DS4(antirez.com)
440 points by caust1c 4mo ago|190 comments
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by caust1c 5mo ago
> I’d like it to eventually pay for itself [...] — but that’s a problem for later. Hard pass from me dawg. If you don't know the business model now, folks like me are tired of trusting their data to randos on the internet without a
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by caust1c 6mo ago
I'm getting tired of everyone saying "MCP is dead, use CLIs!". Yes, MCP eats up context windows, but agents can also be smarter about how they load the MCP context in the first place, using similar strategy to skills. The pro
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by caust1c 6mo ago
Disclaimer: OP (Caust1c) is not Jitesh, just following hn recommendations w/ post titles.
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I Built Google File System in Go: One File, Zero Dependencies(jitesh117.github.io)
3 points by caust1c 6mo ago|1 comments
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Anyone get refunds from OpenAI they didn't request?(twitter.com)
3 points by caust1c 7mo ago|0 comments
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by caust1c 7mo ago
> FYI man, alright. You could sit at home, and do like absolutely nothing, and your name goes through like 17 computers a day. 1984? Yeah right, man. That's a typo. Orwell is here now. He's livin' large. We have no names,
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by caust1c 7mo ago
I watched this video yesterday corroborating this story and I gotta say the evidence is pretty hard to refute: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ws8Grsc4jU Purposefully devaluing the dollar to make US goods more globally mar
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by caust1c 8mo ago
The sequence of events: Elon doing a leveraged buyout of X, then xAI funding, then debt transfers to X, then the xAI–X stock deal. Now the proposed SpaceX–xAI merger appears to have shifted X’s financial burden from Musk personally toward
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by caust1c 9mo ago
> it prevents entire classes of bugs where IDs get mixed up across services. ~Does this really happen for people? I haven't ever seen this class of bug, and shudder to think of how it happens in code. Sure support tickets are nice
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by caust1c 10mo ago
Video of the visualization https://x.com/_lyraaaa_/status/1993858890421727738
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3D visualization of audio latent spaces (AI Vector Map of Audio)(github.com)
3 points by caust1c 10mo ago|1 comments
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by caust1c 10mo ago
Definitely not malware: https://www.star-history.com/#openagents-org/openagents&type...
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A blimp from LTA Research was spotted flying over San Francisco Bay(kron4.com)
1 points by caust1c 11mo ago|0 comments
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Project Kamp(projectkamp.com)
2 points by caust1c 11mo ago|0 comments
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by caust1c 11mo ago
If you find the OP interesting, you might find Project Kamp more interesting: https://projectkamp.com/mission.html The OP seems like the academic approach to what project kamp is learning by doing: They're attempting
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by caust1c 1y ago
This is exactly it. AI is sniffing out the good datamodels from the bad. Easy to understand? AI can understand it too! Complex business mess with endless technical debt? Not too much. But this is precisely why we're seeing startup
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by caust1c 1y ago
When you're talking the size of investment that AI-centric companies have received, on the order of hundreds of billions of dollars, there's no way it's not exposed to the wider market. But I agree with you, the article is to
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by caust1c 1y ago
Super curious how they enforce the security story here. Doesn't seem easy to hoover up the context needed for individual users to keep private chats private. Maybe they search dynamically based on the prompt like Claude Code does? Se
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by caust1c 1y ago
Wait, what? A database in 2025 doesn't support any kind of auth? A financial database? WTF? C'mon folks, the least you can do is put a guide for adding an auth proxy or auth layer on your site. Particularly since you don't
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by caust1c 1y ago
Good research. I'm glad people are hopping on this. Lots of surface area to cover and not enough time!
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by caust1c 1y ago
~That's a good way to launder money.~ Err, tumble money. Err, that's a good internet gag.
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How We Built Our Model-Agnostic Agent for Log Analysis(blog.runreveal.com)
1 points by caust1c 1y ago|0 comments

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