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"Japan gave the world the bullet train, precision robotics, and the PlayStation. Its engineering culture is among the most disciplined on Earth." This is in no way leads to the ide…

Claude Code made Anthropic the favourite LLM provider for many SWE. But the public PR failures and the issues with token consumption in Spring 2026 eroded the trust.

being busy != working

Insert a meme "The world's new most powerful AI model"

How is it different from literally any other wrapper?

Well, yeah - middle-level management is one of the worst positions to be in. You have a lot of responsibilities, but not enough ways to influence things. And the pay often isn't hi…

"Don’t use a pencil (or a cheap ballpoint)" I think that at this point, the idea becomes just a gatekeeping. I have been writing notes in notebooks by my hand for years. But gradua…

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I'm cautiously waiting for the feedback from the first users. Meta has produced a lot of great models (LLama), maybe this is a comeback... but I'm cautious, as the jump in the qual…

I love writing things down when I brainstorm; it helps me think. But taking notes by hand is not feasible for me. My handwriting is atrocious (always has been); if I want to write …

https://andlukyane.com/ - I write paper reviews, share experience of working in ML and my language learning journey.

I prefer to start immersion at ~B1 level. I know some people want to do comprehensive input right from the start, but I prefer to build foundations. I start with popular books that…

I sympathise. I did ~200k reviews in Anki and no idea how many in Renshuu in 2025 for language learning: German, Spanish and Japanese... and I think I got into Anki hell. For a lon…

You know, sometimes I feel that all this discourse about AI for coding reflects the difference between software engineers and data scientists / machine learning engineers. Both oft…

OpenIA's Codex-1 isn't so cool anymore. If it was ever cool. And Claude Code used Opus 4 now!

Claude Code. And... Junie in Jetbrains IDE. It appeared recently and I'm really impressed by its quality. I think it is on the level of Claude Code.

> How you spend that time is one of the most important moral decisions of your life. What if the work itself isn't "the most important" thing in the person's life?