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menzoic
13d ago
This is the first time I’ve remembered decentralized domains exist in a while
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menzoic
4mo ago
The difference is not that it’s “worthless”. The difference is that now it’s “practical” to implement given the low effort. I wouldn’t be sad about defeating lower complexity challenges. There are always higher complexity challenges that ar
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menzoic
5mo ago
API prices may be profitable. Subscriptions may still be subsidized for power users. Free tiers almost certainly are. And frontier labs may be subsidizing overall business growth, training, product features, and peak capacity, even if a nor
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menzoic
5mo ago
I just put your question into GPT-5 Pro
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LLMs Can Write Production Quality Code
(escobyte.substack.com)
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6mo ago
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menzoic
6mo ago
I work at Airbnb where I write 99% of my production code using LLMs. Spotify's CEO recently announced something similar, but I mention my employer not because my workflow is sponsored by them (many early adopters learned similar techni
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menzoic
7mo ago
I'm at Airbnb now working primarily with LLMs
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menzoic
7mo ago
I’ve found there are two major mindset shifts that helped me start passing tech interviews consistently: 1. Study the algorithms and patterns, not the questions 2. Treat it like a serious investment, 2–3 months of focused prep minimum Most
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$500k/Year SWE Without a CS Degree
(escobyte.substack.com)
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7mo ago
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Writing High Quality Production Code with LLMs Is a Solved Problem
(escobyte.substack.com)
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menzoic
7mo ago
I work at Airbnb where I write 99% of my production code using LLMs. Spotify's CEO recently announced something similar, but I mention my employer not because my workflow is sponsored by them (many early adopters learned similar techni
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menzoic
7mo ago
It's basically the typical SDLC boosted with LLMs. Especially the part where you can explore tradeoffs and alternative approaches rapidly.
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menzoic
7mo ago
LOL, honestly I hated Codex when it first came out. It was backed by o3 at the time. But literally as soon as GPT-5 came out in Codex and with the "high" option, I completely switched from Claude Codex to Codex. Never imagined t
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7mo ago
> get the best results when the context window is right around 70% I used to be trigger happy with /compact or using the hand off technique to transfer knowledge between sessions with a doc. But lately the newer generation of models
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Writing High Quality Production Code with LLMs Is a Solved Problem
(escobyte.substack.com)
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7mo ago
I work at Airbnb where I write 99% of my production code using LLMs. Spotify's CEO recently announced something similar, but I mention my employer not because my workflow is sponsored by them (many early adopters learned similar techni
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7mo ago
I would think it’s due to the non determinism. Leaking context would be an unacceptable flaw since many users rely on the same instance. A/B test is plausible but unlikely since that is typically for testing user behavior. For testing
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8mo ago
Leetcode problem
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menzoic
11mo ago
Studies on rats have shown significant similarities between sugar consumption and drug-like effects, including bingeing, craving, tolerance, withdrawal, dependence, and reward. Some researchers argue that sugar alters mood and induces pleas
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menzoic
1y ago
Why does skyfall.dev block Nigeria?
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1y ago
>At that point, a shared ledger implemented with traditional databases / protocols would be faster, easier, and more transparent. This is missing the fundamental idea behind blockchain. You need a consensus mechanism and immutable l
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menzoic
1y ago
GPT-5 is a text only model. ChatGPT uses 4o for images still
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1y ago
The idea is that AGI will be able to self improve at an exponential rate. This is where the idea of take off comes from. That self improvement part isn’t happening today.
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1y ago
Genius transition plan
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menzoic
1y ago
How is the security risk propaganda?
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1y ago
LLMs are like power tools. You still need to understand the architecture, do the right measurements, and apply the right screw to the right spot.
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menzoic
1y ago
Calm down it’s a 1 person company. The entitlement is over the top
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menzoic
1y ago
At least the package is signed. Curl can against a url that got high jacked
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1y ago
Can LLMs help?
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menzoic
1y ago
Writing directly to the datastore ignores the need for queuing the writes. How do you solve for that need?
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