kuboble

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by kuboble 6d ago
I believe this is not the case. The first reason is the optimization of the Transposition Table in stockfish. https://github.com/official-stockfish/Stockfish/blob/master/... Basically this optimization
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by kuboble 6d ago
Evaluation doesn't matter as far as I understand. If 19 beats 18 in a match on billion playouts then it's a feature. Any usability of stockfish evaluation for human analysis is collateral. Unfortunately there seem to be no serious
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by kuboble 8d ago
Welp... I bought recently a projector. It wouldn't start in a dumb mode without first establishing internet connection and a Google account.
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by kuboble 10d ago
The matter didn't have goals, but it randomly (?) Came up with self-replicators and eventually here we are. if we create a billion agents with the ability to change is own code - through similar evolution we will get agents that do wa
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by kuboble 12d ago
I'm 2 dan. For a double digit kyu there are two simple things than can give you 2-3 stones boost overnight if you understand them. - don't play aji keshi. - endgame starts earlier than you think. If nothing is urgent, play the la
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by kuboble 12d ago
Like many random headlines they may be targeted at people who know something about a topic. If you know anything about go or computer go from last 10 years then it is obvious which direction the handicap goes.
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by kuboble 12d ago
We are lucky those models need that much compute. If each of them could just spread itself to any cpu like other malware.
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by kuboble 13d ago
Because the computer team in this match for some reason didn't do it. It was like a match vs vanilla stockfish at fixed depth rather than leela chess odds.
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by kuboble 13d ago
Yes, exactly. The feeling among the go players I know is that the match had been kind of a setup for the human to win. It's an equivalent of playing in chess with a bishop handicap and a computer playing deterministic chess so that a h
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by kuboble 16d ago
I am convinced coding agent makes me extra productive. I'm also convinced the effect would not be there If I had a 10$ budget.
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by kuboble 18d ago
Reading the article it seemed the agents had culture, shared values and beliefs (not explicitly coming from human prompts), hierarchies, heritage. Civilisation is not a bad word.
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by kuboble 18d ago
Btw - as a eu citizen they can't really deny you. So you can write whatever as a reason to move as long as you have means to support yourself. My point is, that within EU you can freely move around with no restrictions and having to ap
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by kuboble 18d ago
Speaking of Switzerland - no it absolutely is not. Is far from being fully integrated into EU. You have to pay customs on shipments, which can be delayed for weeks on borders. You need to apply for the residence permit and you can lose it f
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by kuboble 20d ago
Is it relative frequency of those words or absolute number per PR? Would there be the same tendency of we looked simply at the number of words in a commit/pr? In my case my commit messages are on average 10x shorter than Claude's.
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by kuboble 21d ago
I think the shift is bigger. In the 01->asm revolution you needed people with roughly the same kind of talent, background and education. Just a different specialization. Now, writing software is available to people who would have never
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by kuboble 22d ago
Say a word.
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by kuboble 23d ago
In a year 2774 Earth is uninhabitable outside of it's polar regions over the winter. The small, but technically advanced human population migrates every half a year to the dark Pole.
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by kuboble 28d ago
Ask the ai to point out the egregious mistakes only. Especially today, I will prefer your slightly funny English to something that feels like AI. And personally I do Support for people around the world and I often ask people to write in the
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by kuboble 1mo ago
I think you shouldn't criticize the single blog post in vacuum. If the blog is a personal collection of "today I've learned" then different standards apply then "my blog is my research publishing platform". Bot
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by kuboble 1mo ago
I cannot imagine the code with well defined specification will have extra watermarks unless the watermark is requested as part of the harness instructions. If it works like people describe - on the every nth token or something - then the ma
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by kuboble 1mo ago
At least a strategy to ignore unknown international numbers has much less collateral damage if any. All emergencies from unknown numbers that I can thank of will be from local numbers. I personally answer all phone calls but I have very lit
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by kuboble 1mo ago
> now we’re living in the hell we asked for N=1, but my quality of life has greatly improved. Literally all devices I use daily (laptop, phone, mp3 player, Bluetooth speaker, headphones) I charge from a single cable. I'm still grate
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by kuboble 1mo ago
I have vibe-modified quite some software I use daily. - Podcast app (removed nags, ads, added some stats and filters I wanted). - notepad. After windows added copilot to notepad I deleted it. Then i took some simple notepad app from github
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by kuboble 2mo ago
I would blame it more on globalization. In 1953 people were not exposed as much to different groups of people far away.
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by kuboble 2mo ago
I tried to build a similar list myself for German and it's not easy as just taking a lot of content and counting frequency. I also haven't found existing curated lists of most useful vocabulary. There are some databases but e.g. t
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by kuboble 2mo ago
I assume it was for 30 minutes in waiting with 0 votes before someone digged it out.
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by kuboble 2mo ago
But I have also observed educated people supporting some parties, ideas or policies rather mindlessly seemingly as a matter of differentiating themselves from the opinions and interests of uneducated.
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by kuboble 2mo ago
To be fair. I hate slop as much as any other person. But for me the issue is poor quality rather than just the fact that it's ai. I love good ai stuff even if it's obvious it's ai
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by kuboble 2mo ago
20y ago in Poland there was a huge story where the ER responders were killing people to sell hints to a funeral house. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skin_Hunters
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The Cost of China's Free A.I(nytimes.com)
3 points by kuboble 2mo ago|0 comments

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