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by kozikow 13d ago
I've seen some websites now just serve separate md endpoint (for agents to read) I even ended reading those instead of main "interactive" websites myself As agents are not great at navigating react either, this will catch on
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by kozikow 1mo ago
Issues will happen AI, or not AI. It's same as "self driving car made an accident"! I'm not saying blindly trusting auto-fix is not bad. I'm just saying that interpreting singular issue as way to downplay AI-assiste
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by kozikow 7mo ago
> Father claims Google's AI product fuelled son's delusional spiral I got into quite a lot of rabbit holes with AI. Most of them were "productive", some of them were not. 80% it will talk you out of delusions or obvio
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by kozikow 9mo ago
I did lose 30-40kg about 2 years ago on Ozempic. I don't count calories. I went off Ozempic (now Mounjaro) and I gain weight at about 0.5-1kg a month. As I am resistance (gym) training, significant % of that ends up being muscle mass r
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by kozikow 1y ago
The H-1B program was already broken by the lottery. This new fee just solidifies the L-1 visa as the real high-skilled pipeline. More L-1 visas are already approved annually than new H-1Bs, and this policy only widens that gap. In addition
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by kozikow 1y ago
Ads inside LLMs (e.g. pay $ to boost your product in LLM recommendation) is going to be a big thing. My guess is that Google/OpenAI are eyeing each other - whoever does this first. Why would that work? It's a proven business model
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by kozikow 1y ago
> And realize the thing on your head adds absolutely nothing to the interaction. There are some nice effects - simulating sword fighting, shooting, etc. It's just benefits still outweigh the cost. Getting to "good enough"
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by kozikow 1y ago
Mindless optimization of basic "attention grab" metric is why the whole internet feels like a slots machine. Be it reddit, Facebook, YouTube, any google result Thankfully this won't happen with LLMs, as compute is too expensi
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by kozikow 1y ago
More to that - at this point, it feels to me, that arenas are getting too focused on fitting user preferences rather than actual model quality. In reality I prefer different model, for different things, and quite often it's because mod
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by kozikow 2y ago
I am big fan of "cost monitoring". In my previous company I had a good setup for costs monitoring - including release to release comparisons, drill downs, statistics, etc. After each release I looked at this data. It saved a lot o
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by kozikow 2y ago
Chatgpt content is getting pasted all over the web. Now, for anyone crawling the web, it's hard to not include some chatgpt outputs. So even if you put some "watermarks" in your AI generation, it's plausible defense to f
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by kozikow 2y ago
> the harder it is for me to use these tools in a way that doesn’t feel like too much blind faith (even if it works!) I tend to ask multiple models and if they all give me roughly the same answer, then it's probably right.
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by kozikow 2y ago
> Cersei Lannister: Power is power. Knowledge is a necessary, but not sufficient component of power Or in other words observability is a necessary, but not sufficient component of optimization.
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by kozikow 2y ago
Or other way around - in bigcorp (or in startup) choosing what to work on have much bigger impact than the work you do. On very low level it's up to your manager. As time goes, even as IC you have a lot of agency. It's not just co
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by kozikow 2y ago
I used Ozempic for couple months. I lost 25kg over 6 months (120kg -> 95kg). I gained muscle, as I started weightlifting (modified 5x5 program 3-4 times a week) and was supplementing with protein isolate (about 50g a day). My subjective
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by kozikow 2y ago
> "The theory behind these models so aggressively lags the engineering" The problem is that 99% of theories are hard to scale. I am not an expert, as I work adjacent to this field, but I see the inverse - dumbing down theory to
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by kozikow 2y ago
Story of two engineers in a team I worked with. P is what most people would consider 10x engineer (but not this article). Can get anything done few times quicker than anyone else. It's like 10 junior engineers stacked in one person. Bu
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by kozikow 2y ago
> A $1.3 billion revenue company being too tight to pay this after all, even on their 2nd chance, is so short-sighted it's absurd. I'll give an "another side" perspective. My company was much smaller. Out of 10+ &quot
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by kozikow 2y ago
Ah, I see someone who doesn't commute by car
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by kozikow 2y ago
What do you think about product by Google - Google Distributed Cloud Air-Gapped? Although the name is "air gapped" - it does not have to be if client doesn't want air gapping. It's "buy commodity hardware from vendo
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by kozikow 2y ago
Not a Googler, but gpt4o has been a declaration of war by OpenAI and Google is shutting down things no longer considered to have long-term strategic value.
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by kozikow 2y ago
Flying car essentially exists - it's called helicopter. It's just uneconomical to do actual flying cars due to costs and fuel inefficiency. Flying cars will happen when if we have breakthroughs in battery technology and potentiall
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by kozikow 2y ago
Any production deployment would probably do pre-fetching of potential initial dialogues as some kind of background job.
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by kozikow 2y ago
Nono, let stealing the internet first, generate synthetic training data, and then outlaw it to ensure no one else catches up.
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by kozikow 3y ago
What's your feeling those types of lawsuits will land? Probably many people are also facing product decisions today keeping in mind the potential precedence law in the future. I kind of feel that in general with AI regulation, the USA
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by kozikow 3y ago
> For start, day trading is effectively gambling. Not unless you managed to get hired as a (quant) trader with a performance fee. Privatized gains, shared losses. Of course, it's very hard to get hired for such a role.
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by kozikow 3y ago
I'm currently doing BI evaluation for improvement of the current toolkit, so I might use this comment section for some BI experts' advice. We mostly use Looker Studio + Metabase currently. Investigating Tableau, Looker, PowerBI, S
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by kozikow 3y ago
Where GPT really improved for me subjectively is long context - at least since launch. Such ranking can't compare it. Also I felt I keep getting more personalized results, i.e. models are somehow biased towards user. I heard they plan
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by kozikow 3y ago
All of those variables they described are a contention point in other coffee-making methods like espresso as well. And many of those options are "correct", but depend on your preference - do you like more concentrated coffee? Do y
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by kozikow 3y ago
I think many founders have some buried deep worry like this. You end up fundraising, preparing forecasts and budgets for investors for the next X years, attending conferences, working with marketing on PR, dealing with unglamorous problems

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