lukol

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by lukol 2mo ago
I don't disagree but the great thing about Vienna is that, while Schlosspark Schönbrunn is amazing and puts most other city parks into shame, it's not at the top of nice parks in Vienna - there's also Prater, Wienerberg and e
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by lukol 3mo ago
"money-losingest" -> AI already brings in billions and many AI companies could become profitable in little time if they'd stop R&D and simply keep selling what they already have. yes, it's risky and investment-hea
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by lukol 4mo ago
This "new math" might be a recombination of things that we already know - or an obvious pattern that emerges if you take a look at things from a far enough distance - or something that can be brute-forced into existence. All thing
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by lukol 6mo ago
Maybe I'm missing the point here - but how is this connected?
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Fear of Missing Code
9 points by lukol 6mo ago|9 comments
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2 points by lukol 6mo ago|0 comments
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by lukol 7mo ago
#1: You do not want randomness. You may believe you do until the Titanic crashes into your front yard and your significant vanishes into thin air. You want quite a lot of predictability, up to a degree where it might not even matter if thin
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by lukol 7mo ago
But remember, don't (super)determine and drive
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by lukol 7mo ago
opens coat Hey kid, wanna try some superdeterminism?
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by lukol 7mo ago
Couldn't agree more. Simple REST APIs often do the job as well. MCP felt like a vibe-coded fever dream from the start.
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by lukol 7mo ago
Don't disagree but being the social animals we are, images and videos will never not be important. Things will always feel better when I can connect it with a friendly face.
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by lukol 7mo ago
Next up: Executive AI takes over from AI executive
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Ask HN: What serious task have you accomplished with Moltbot / OpenClaw?
12 points by lukol 8mo ago|6 comments
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by lukol 11mo ago
Anybody else experiencing severe decline in Claude output quality since the introduction of "skills"? Like Claude not being able to generate simple markdown text anymore and instead almost jumping into writing a script to produce
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by lukol 1y ago
Claude to the rescue: This is an interactive data story from The Pudding about research showing that talking to strangers makes us feel better, despite our expectations. The piece follows conversations from a study of nearly 1,700 video cal
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by lukol 1y ago
It looks nice and I really want to engage with the page further but since my time is limited today and I'll have forgotten about this by tomorrow: What's the tl;dr?
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by lukol 1y ago
How do you deal with specific wording that needs to be used in certain languages (often required for legal topics) or specific brand-related messages that need to be in place without any modifications? Does a developer still have the abilit
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Ask HN: How does ChatGPT Shopping work?
2 points by lukol 1y ago|2 comments
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by lukol 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! How does your PDF to text feature compare to services like LlamaParse and 2markdown.com? Especially in terms of layout and image understanding. And for a privacy focused service, it would be great if your privacy pol
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by lukol 2y ago
I wonder if a well trained rat can beat an AI in terms of prediction quality per energy spent. "Buy a bunch of H200s and build a SMR next to the data center? Nah, just take these rats and feed them for 3 years."
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by lukol 2y ago
Last time Google made a big Gemini announcement, OpenAI owned them by dropping the Sora preview shortly after. This feels like a bit of a comeback as Veo 2 (subjectively) appears to be a step up from what Sora is currently able to achieve.
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by lukol 2y ago
> So by the time the 12 year old has met ~20 people, there is a 50/50 chance that amongst those 20, there’s a birthday pair. If you randomly choose the ~20 people from the global population then yes, this will be the case (especiall
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by lukol 2y ago
Took a brief look at the Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_problem
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by lukol 2y ago
Thanks, I was not aware of this classification. I primarily tend to think of paradoxes as "self-contradictory statements" but you just expanded my definition.
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by lukol 2y ago
While the math is clear, I'm a bit annoyed by the label "paradox" as the whole setup is too simplistic and reductionistic. The actual chance of being in the same room with someone who shares your birthday needs to include oth
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by lukol 2y ago
https://xkcd.com/538/
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by lukol 2y ago
While I will not argue the basic premise, I believe such comparisons always miss a crucial point: Humans, in contrast to almost all other animals, are able to reflect and learn. We can ask ourselves "What if?" better than anything
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by lukol 2y ago
I believe future game engines will be state machines with deterministic algorithms that can be reproduced at any time. However, rendering said state into visual / auditory / etc. experiences will be taken over by AI models. This w
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by lukol 2y ago
Thanks for sharing this acquisition in such detail! How many potential targets did you evaluate to what degree before settling on Pixel? Trying to understand the total duration/effort from "I want to acquire something" to &qu
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by lukol 2y ago
This. Scrum is just a way of operationalizing the basic principles behind the Agile Manifesto while putting them in a way that can be communicated and understood outside of dev/product organizations. No Scrum Master/Agile Coach&#x

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