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iamgopal
5d ago
why can't recursive self improvement not improve efficiency ? token per watt ?
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5d ago
Once we start dividing, filtering, or moderating content, HN will just become Reddit. The current level of moderation is good enough, if not the best. It works because the community naturally filters itself—like-minded people find a home he
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iamgopal
6d ago
You missed Prompt engineering in betweeen.
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6d ago
True, but could humans cross pollinating lean x prolog x A* ( or any search algorithm) could have solved such math problems with super computer ?
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6d ago
when you are large enough to allocate sufficient resource, you should go native, if not, go flutter/react native etc. Its very simple decisions I guess.
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7d ago
I had to create special checker/linter to analyze my code base ( and asked AI to loop it through it as some kind of test ), so as to avoid AI (mis)using tailwind class here and there. that was 2025, AI and linter both improved quite a
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8d ago
Running 10000 agents to solve hundred year old problems definitely shows capabilities of AI beyond doubt, but why leave the war when it is at its fiercest.
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11d ago
future is on the way, three to four generation ( one each year ?) will unfold this, primarily quantum computer improving material and battery, humanoids becomes standardised and modular enough to be easily replaceable ( think ibm pc ) ( mos
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12d ago
Will AI remember ? Or rather how will we make AI remember ?
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13d ago
ASTRA means tool ( for war or attack specifically ) in hindi
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13d ago
do you notice it thinks a bit more ? not in time sense, but cautious in its coding steps ? more than Gemini 3.7 flash?
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13d ago
not Gemini.
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13d ago
My Gemini is fully up.
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13d ago
Gemini is up.
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13d ago
Gemini is up.
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18d ago
The days are not far that all keyboard short cut pass through AI prompt gateway
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1mo ago
in Gujarati its "Gand vagar no loto". ( Utensil with Round Ass ). I guess every language as its equivalent.
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1mo ago
Router with fanless gpu for AI load , nvme slot will be game changing
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2mo ago
with excellent test cases, AI can do wonders, human's task in AI world is to just write as many tests cases as we can.
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2mo ago
Will doubling of forest helps ? ( not that it is possible )
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2mo ago
wandering is human nature, we can not avoid it. with tech, almost 99% reason to travel can be avoided, we human as a nature, we will not skip it.
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2mo ago
would blockchain could have prevented it ?
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3mo ago
Great. I dream to see MCP of MCP, discovery, installation, security and usage should be automatic.
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3mo ago
Two model, one is optimised for system, reasoning etc, second is optimised for specific language ( rust or go ? ) , both small enough to run on local computer, will it work ?
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3mo ago
I’m interested in python bytecode to rust code compiler, that will save a lot of time and energy.
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4mo ago
There should be "login with gemini" or "login with claude" for saas world.
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4mo ago
how hard it is ? with AI prevalent, how long ? any pointers to start from ?
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4mo ago
He is talking about distributed AI, with their own AI chip, ( may be they can work at higher temperatures allow it to slowly cool to space ? ) not space station size server farm. By that, energy requirements will also be reduce, my biggest
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4mo ago
How are you merging sqlc and pgx with sqlite ?
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5mo ago
the days are not far when golang will be ported to rust.
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