tiborsaas

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by tiborsaas 3d ago
The agents discovered a way out of the sandbox, which was supposed to be "air gapped".
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by tiborsaas 3d ago
It's amusing to see the stochastic parrot argument in 2026 September. These parrots are extremely good at mimicking a human to the point of getting confusing what thinking even means. At what point we just let it go and accept that suf
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by tiborsaas 5d ago
Ah, thanks, I knew there was another one :)
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by tiborsaas 5d ago
Remember rounded corners? It was a real pain, there were so many hacks to achieve something simple as border-radius: 16px; My other favorite was sIFR font loading :) Because font support was... patchy, a technique was invented to r
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by tiborsaas 6d ago
You create a source of truth which defines all the features and requirements. This can be UI tests, MD files, database, diagrams, whatever that fits your use case.
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by tiborsaas 6d ago
Which makes you question if this was the plan all along or he was totally naive not to think this though. Imagine if he did this with Aylo (formerly known as MindGeek) :)
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by tiborsaas 6d ago
Can't wait for the neutrino-internet to launch once they fix the packet loss issue :)
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by tiborsaas 6d ago
Sure, we will solve the alignment problem soon, then we can probably teach them "who" they are.
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by tiborsaas 6d ago
It's the reverse, the 2026 CSS is one of the most advanced layout engine you can have.
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by tiborsaas 7d ago
I can sense 0.5C changes when I set my AC at home.
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by tiborsaas 7d ago
It found its place because working on CSS on any non-trivial scale with multiple engineers is painful. The best way to deal with CSS at scale is not to write CSS. And this comes from me who really likes CSS.
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by tiborsaas 7d ago
Is it gambling if I'm beating the house?
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by tiborsaas 8d ago
2) We are witnessing the intelligence explosion from the first row, wherever this takes us 3) I'm still processing the drama, just found out about it after reading the blog post. If that happened based on private data, that's horr
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by tiborsaas 8d ago
> We’re sharing a solution to the Navier–Stokes existence and smoothness problem, one of the Millennium Prize Problems. This proof, produced by an internal OpenAI system, shows that the dynamics of the Navier-Stokes equations for fluid m
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by tiborsaas 13d ago
> No video announcement They've released two videos: Vision video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QNsdr-Qx_I (kinda reminds me of these retro videos about the future home: https://www.youtube.com/w
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by tiborsaas 14d ago
It even took my girlfriend on a date, now it prepares for IPO, how do I turn it off?
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by tiborsaas 21d ago
Meanwhile they burned $80B on building the Metaverse :)
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by tiborsaas 21d ago
Yes, carmakers are discovering 3D buttons, ackchyually
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by tiborsaas 1mo ago
Looking at the history of technology, it's a question of when do we get there.
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by tiborsaas 1mo ago
With those speeds I can benchmark a batch of different approaches, compare the results and serve the results all within a second. It's quite amazing.
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by tiborsaas 1mo ago
Speed will be one of the killer features once you get closer to instant speeds of 300ms. Just remember what changes were made possible simply by upgrading from ADSL to broadband. If inference speed goes up, I can launch the same query 5 tim
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by tiborsaas 1mo ago
Github already does this, there's an agents tab.
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by tiborsaas 1mo ago
Worked well with alcohol last time
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by tiborsaas 2mo ago
Maybe I should pick it up again, limited tools are great :) That's why I also love my small Volca collection.
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by tiborsaas 2mo ago
They could just go a bit more honest and migrate to "Code is pasta". WP is also closer to a pizza slice than Michelin star fine dining experience.
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by tiborsaas 2mo ago
It's safe to assume to buy them a player device too with the CD :)
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by tiborsaas 2mo ago
I can't describe that mystery feeling when getting bunch of random cassette tapes from my cousins with a giant catalog of programs on them, some demos, some games, some wild stuff and just casually browsing them. All I had was a title
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by tiborsaas 2mo ago
Ah, that's a good spot.
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by tiborsaas 2mo ago
I like pushing my fingers at those sharp edges and then feel the short lasting indent with my other finger. We are not the same :)
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by tiborsaas 2mo ago
It can also make you waste a lot of time and not do anything productive with your day which is worse than shooting blanks.

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