golergka

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by golergka 1mo ago
> perhaps it’s useful for the AI on its next pass Yes, that's the entire point. And it is extremely useful. Why wouldn't I want this?
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by golergka 2mo ago
I’m not sure what else can you use to share the same business logic between website frontend, desktop gui and tui apps and backend
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by golergka 2mo ago
Marketing could of course be one of the main motivations, but it's not a "stunt". More like a marketing achievement, I guess? Stunt implies smoke and mirrors, and bun rewrite is quite real.
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by golergka 3mo ago
Needless to say, they also collect all the data and sell it to labs which want to distill the models they’re serving.
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by golergka 3mo ago
There’s a hugely widespread business model where criminals steal people’s API keys, then sell people (mainly in China) access to models through their proxies for lower prices, and then of course save all this data and sell it to Chinese lab
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by golergka 3mo ago
Back in 2000s tech was about websites to share "I can has cheezeburger" photos and now we're literally in the middle of technological revolution that seemed like scifi less than 10 years ago. Not only AI, but biotech, space,
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by golergka 3mo ago
Compared to 2011, HN turned from optimistic techno-enthusiasts who couldn't wait to see new stuff around the corner into an aging millenial club, just like reddit. I used to come here every day and talk to people, and how I hardly do i
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by golergka 3mo ago
Except they’re paying $30b (the deal is signed for almost 3 years), there’s no reason to believe that SpaceX maintains revenue multiples and this deal creates a trillion in value, liquid cash is not the same as pre-IPO shares. And finally,
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by golergka 3mo ago
After building some toy LLMs on my own I came to realise that architecture is not the hard part. Train is.
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by golergka 6mo ago
attempt != release to customer when you're building a feature and have different ideas how to go about it, it's incredibly valuable to build them all, compare, and then build another, clean implementation based on all the insights
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by golergka 6mo ago
what's your plan to get all this data and maintain it?
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by golergka 6mo ago
it's not about the tokens. agents can script clis.
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by golergka 8mo ago
> Imagine the incredible programs, websites, games, crafts, artworks, animations, performances, literature, journalism, hobby clubs, support groups, community organizations that would spring into existence if we all just had more bandwid
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by golergka 9mo ago
Most of the capital is owned (through pension funds and then different investment funds) by completely ordinary people who put their completely ordinary savings into it and get completely ordinary pensions out of it. So you are effectively
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by golergka 10mo ago
CEO profession is a magnet for male psychopaths, and social worker for female ones.
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by golergka 10mo ago
Anything you could automate you could do yourself. What’s the benefit?
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by golergka 10mo ago
As somebody who worked on two IDEs which didn't fork VSCode but still used Monaco for code editing views, I think forking VSCode is almost always the right solutions for a new IDE. You get extensions, familiarity and most importantly,
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by golergka 11mo ago
Obsidian.
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by golergka 11mo ago
ChatGPT/Claude can be absolutely brilliant in supportive, every day therapy, in my experience. BUT there are few caveats: I'm in therapy for a long time already (500+ hours), I don't trust it with important judgements or advi
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by golergka 11mo ago
Wha if you asked the blind man to play the role of helpful assistant
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by golergka 11mo ago
So effectively what you're saying is that institutions are willing to reward her with attention, but people are not willing to pay for her art after all?
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by golergka 11mo ago
Looks like this version finally works like an ultrawide external monitor.
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by golergka 1y ago
Especially when you work with a language where an unfinished refactoring with give you the type error.
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by golergka 1y ago
As a DJ, the endgame is building a set from a variety of different kinds of music which still sounds great together but doesn’t all follow the same boring formula. And it’s pretty great.
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by golergka 1y ago
Ironically, LLMs are exactly what drives a lot of curiosity and learning without a purpose. I see it all the time on twitter — people getting chatbots into weird mental states, toying around with different systems on top of them, jailbreaki
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by golergka 1y ago
Just run them on every commit in develop branch after the PR is merged. Then you can always roll back or revert the merge and leave it to the PR author to fix it.
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by golergka 1y ago
All E2E tests should run before deploy. Probably on every commit on develop branch, even. But there really is no need to run all E2E suite on every PR. In this case, the failure mode of this system, where PR automation failed to flag a brea
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by golergka 1y ago
> OpenAI spent 50% of its revenue on inference compute costs alone This means that they operate existing models with very healthy 50% profit margin, that’s excellent unit economics actually. Losing money by investing more into R&D th
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Allegation: I had sex with Y while she was intoxicated(pretty.direct)
6 points by golergka 1y ago|3 comments
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by golergka 1y ago
> if a restaurant abuses its staff What exactly counts as "abuse"? Here's what I've seen first-hand in a "labour-friendly" country. An employee doesn't show up at his workplace a few days a week, for se

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