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by code51 8mo ago
Weird thing is, Gemini didn't crack speech-to-speech yet. They have a product but both Anthropic and Google are visibly suffering in speech-to-speech vs OpenAI voice mode.
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by code51 10mo ago
Actually Sourcegraph's "Amp Code" is testing out a free ad-supported coding agent. Here is a video showing how it works: https://ampcode.com/news/amp-free "Supported by ads from developer tool partn
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by code51 10mo ago
I'm surprised these pockets of job security still exist. Know this: someone is coming after this already. One day someone from management will hear about a cost-saving story at a dinner table, the words GPT, Cursor, Antigravity, reason
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by code51 11mo ago
Exactly and this is hell for programming. You don't know whose style the LLM would pick for that particular prompt and project. You might end up with Carmack or maybe that buggy, test-failing piece of junk project on Github.
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by code51 11mo ago
Vibing, not firing at his ML problems. He's doing a capability check in this video (for the general audience, which is good of course), not attacking a hard problem in ML domain. Despite this tweet: https://x.com/karpat
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by code51 11mo ago
I doubt he's letting LLM creep in to his decision-making in 2025, aside from fun side projects (vibes). We don't ever come across Karpathy going to an LLM or expressing that an LLM helped in any of his Youtube videos about buildin
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by code51 1y ago
Junior jobs will come back when blitz-pricing of AI coding products end. Current bosses think these prices with 200/mo to "leave it and auto-code for the whole month, day and night" will stay like this. Of course it won'
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by code51 1y ago
Anthropic is actually a good point to focus on since Claude is very good proof that it's not about the scaling. We are not quite there yet but we are "programming" through how we shape and filter the input data for training i
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by code51 1y ago
The underlying assumption is that language and symbols are enough to represent phenomena. Maybe we are falling for this one in our own heads as well. Understanding may not be a static symbolic representation. Contexts of the world infinite
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by code51 1y ago
High probability your v2 voice will break with this.
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by code51 2y ago
Sometimes the play is only about the announcement itself, not the implementation - news about a possible big news - just like upcoming Trump tariffs.
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by code51 2y ago
How convenient that insiders jumped on INTC with this "rumor" 3 days ago. They made about 25% from this in 3 days. Easiest money from a rumor.
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by code51 2y ago
Despite all its worth, Suno doesn't approach the problem well. After a few laughs and cheap replicas, people realize that it's damn hard to produce a good sounding, creative piece. Suno almost always adds noise and you can feel mo
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by code51 2y ago
Much of this "bad actor" activity is actually customer needs left hanging - for either the customer to automate herself or other companies to fill the gap to create value that's not envisioned by the original company. I'
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by code51 2y ago
With current state of legal, a real challenge can happen only around 10 years from now. By then AI players will gather immense power over the law.
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by code51 2y ago
Why is Apache DataFusion not there as an alternative?
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by code51 2y ago
Initially LLM researchers were saying training on code samples made the "reasoning" better. Now, if "language to world model" thesis is working, shouldn't chess actually be the smallest case for it? I can't und
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by code51 2y ago
So it'll turn to yet another arms race - similar to captcha, cybersecurity and nuclear weapons. SEO will use AI to fill in fluff inside AI-generated content (which is already done). It won't directly match ChatGPT logs and OpenAI
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by code51 2y ago
Are the previous investments counting as "donations" still? Elon must have something to say...
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by code51 2y ago
Landing page yes but is it actually working with production performance? I have strong doubts after executing your own demo query of "Summarize the reviews you have on products in the OCR category." in the system. If the idea is j
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by code51 2y ago
For Mac and iOS, you can install ChatGPT app. Why they won't enable search for their main web user crowd is beyond me. Perhaps they are just afraid of scale. With all their might, it's still possible that they can't estimate
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by code51 2y ago
So it very well could be that thinking on a worn neuron, trying to do memory access on it, might damage it even more (leg analogy)? It could be possible that the "swelling" could be redirecting brain to use other paths but with
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by code51 2y ago
Both will seem dull going forward. TTS will feel more natural every passing year so the current spending for any TTS model will seem kind of wasteful after 1-2 years.
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by code51 2y ago
"in an all-stock deal" https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/boeing-agrees-deal-buy...
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by code51 2y ago
The economy expects us all to be guild navigators - doesn't matter how your body is transformed if you're producing some economic value in the near term.
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by code51 2y ago
Simple, looking at the mirror and saying "Google-killer" firmly 3 times everyday.
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by code51 2y ago
I don't know where Pieter pulls the data from but one should note that this doesn't cover all accidents. Pegasus Airlines has an excellent standing in this list but there are accidents where the plane got off the track. One of the
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by code51 3y ago
Here's a wild guess: Through SpaceX design experience (rip apart, challenge all assumptions and rebuild better), Elon Musk (Falcon Aviation) will try to build a far more efficient and safe alternative to existing 737s. Falcon Aviation
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by code51 3y ago
Any case similar to this? What kind of boards you find to be more fitting for the case of OpenAI? It may not be Tesla but you’re probably drawing another reference from history, right?
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by code51 3y ago
All women, announced on International Women's Day. The only significant side that's obvious.

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