yipinwong

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by yipinwong 2d ago
you dumbass the kind of person who reads only news titles and say dumb@$$ $hit.
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by yipinwong 6d ago
Incest in human biology causes mutations that's bad in the long term. Same for AI models trained on Kimi-3 or other models like Chinese models do. They suffer from the same issue.
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by yipinwong 6d ago
Does OpenAI use optimistic UI updates? After you disabled the checkbox, it might have had failed in the backend (and not updated the UI). Verify with devtools to see if that's the case. --- for me, Youtube "auto-play" irks
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by yipinwong 8d ago
stop whining without any evidence.
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by yipinwong 9d ago
Pretty naive take. EU and US are slowing down while China doesn't slow down. In fact, they are pushing harder after gathering so much info from workers, and facial recognitions set in place for half a decade.
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by yipinwong 10d ago
I have no choice but to use Windows at home due to 200+ Steam games I own. Many work only on Windows only. Emulation don't work for most on Linux. I got a separate PC just for linux btw, so no biggie
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by yipinwong 11d ago
Very security engineer minded approach. I block every port for VPS, then open one by one. Same approach here with files. The only downside I see here is, knowing which one to allow. For ports, it's easy, but files can have many diff
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Gemini vs. Claude: Which AI Model created a better perfume?(youtube.com)
2 points by yipinwong 12d ago|1 comments
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by yipinwong 12d ago
The youtuber is not an engineer but a fragrance educator. He tried Gemini (Pro 3.1 w/ extended thinking) vs. Sonnet 5 Max to generate frag formulas. Interesting trend in perfumary as Versace Paradoxe Virtual Flower gain traction due to
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by yipinwong 13d ago
I hear ya... the best option is to use company budget as normies will rack up ridciulous amount soon with that raw speed.
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by yipinwong 13d ago
The target audience is who needs raw speed. Having the choice is good as you can make a trade-off between speed, perf, and quality. Until last year, people had a single AI god they believed in (mostly Anthropic stuff). Now we have power to
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by yipinwong 13d ago
The company loses $, not workers. Workers get paid regardless whether the company loses money or not. Union workers rarely ever get fired over this especially.
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by yipinwong 13d ago
This is where stupid unions rubs me the wrong way. Unions are for improving worker conditions such as getting the right pay, and right working environment. They want to "run" the company themselves. Some might argue they are for
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by yipinwong 13d ago
Whatever had happened 7 billion years ago coulda triggered what DF theory explains. At the time there were species communicating, but all hell broke loose, and probably decided not to communicate with each other, hiding.
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by yipinwong 13d ago
You see red dots/monsters on hubble or JWT. Those are the ones fundamentally shifting theories about how early stars/blackholes/galaxies can form. (there are other factors like dark matters that can play a role but nobody kn
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by yipinwong 13d ago
There is a talk amongst Astrophysics (not a serious one) that we showed up too late as a civilization, and Universes thrived at around 5 billion years after the big bang. Now we are 13.8 billion years old, and the Earth formed around 4.5 bi
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by yipinwong 14d ago
Talking as if you are not disposable. If you are let go from your company, you can be easily replaceable. People already started using contributor API, and your input is irrelevant.
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by yipinwong 14d ago
It's an example of broader issue. You don't get what @amiga386 was implying
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by yipinwong 14d ago
As a big proponent of GPT-5.6-Luna for the combination of speed/perf/(especially)price, Flash 3.8 seems like where I can specify Flash3.8 as the coding model as part of agent workflow. The video recognition is especially impressiv
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by yipinwong 14d ago
"Page not found"...
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by yipinwong 14d ago
A dummy take on the LWN subscription price increase without valid reasons why. This account, `thataccount` has only negative comments that contribute naught.
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by yipinwong 16d ago
** unpopular opinion ** The author finds the beauty in stuffy blocks, while I find beauty with more whitespaces.
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by yipinwong 17d ago
> Privileged workers are the ones who's employers are paying for AI while still keeping them employed in the first place. I used "time" as privilege, not as AI as it's given as premise in the article. You didn'
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by yipinwong 17d ago
This will be the pattern only the "privileged" workers will be able to afford. Not using AI is similar to giving employees 20% of their time for any non-sprint work. This privilege of No AI usage a day will lower the productivity,
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by yipinwong 17d ago
Analogies work at an abstraction, and gotta take the chess analogy at its face value, as deeper people go into what's different between the chess and real life (deterministic vs non-deministic), one is not getting the lesson the author
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by yipinwong 18d ago
I am going to bring up graph issue for everyone of these announcements. They all suck. They shoulda put their stick where they belong, not at far left. It just makes comparison to Deepseek 90% of them time as Hy4 has nothing to show off.
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by yipinwong 19d ago
I don't see a single compelling reason to use this over built-in one.
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by yipinwong 19d ago
I have 200+ apps installed on my phone. I deleted 150ish. I have no issues. I will delete another 30 to see how it will go.
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by yipinwong 19d ago
This seems like a good next step. ty for sharing as first time seeing it.
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by yipinwong 19d ago
The author's way is more bespoke (and less aislop path), so if you are not familiar with web design, you might get lost. Since you gotta start somewhere, If you are prototyping without web design experience, navigite to https:/&

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