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bykhun
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About bykhun
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Comment #48188769
You should release this as a service.
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Comment #47508841
> Certainly, they wouldn't expect that an AI able to score 150 on an IQ test is unable to play a casual game of chess because it isn't coherent enough to play without making illega…
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Comment #46726522
there's a skill https://github.com/vargHQ/skills/
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Comment #46726519
This turns Claude Code into Sora lol It's similar to remotion.dev, but focuses on generative video. Uses declarative JSX to orchestrate AI calls, which makes it much more readable!…
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Comment #46225264
Does it work with opensource repos?
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Comment #44388942
This is crazy! I wonder if there’s a simple performance comparison possible?
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Comment #44272301
Wait, I don’t understand what’s that
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Comment #43362348
My project is a complicated mix of account abstraction, telegram mini apps and about five obscure cryptocurrency SDKs integrated throughout the app. Yes, Cursor frequently hallucin…
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Comment #40734326
> I'd also argue that the biggest threat from ASI is what I've heard Roman Yampolskiy label as "ikigai-doom"; that AI could become so much better than humans at all the things huma…
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Comment #37344692
that's dog years
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Comment #37301422
I wonder if we can reliably expect React-in-Rust framework that compiles to wasm instead of js? Or maybe just a React library written in Rust, but you can still write the source co…
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Comment #37269401
Sorry, that's actually how I jokingly refer to that paper whenever I quote it, I didn't know the title should match the link title exactly. Now I see why it's flagged
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Comment #36639043
Canada is pretty much fine with drugs, as well as California
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Comment #36639033
I wouldn't say it's a "learn by example". If anything, it makes me doesn't want to try heroine It's like if we presented corpses of dead drivers on the main streets – I bet it'd gr…
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Comment #28552620
> I was quite willing to work for a lot less than many folks much less qualified, on account of having my retirement set, and was looking for interesting and engaging work, more th…
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Comment #28086266
Love the format of the talk converted to the text
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Comment #22043795
I fell in love with driving after that scene in Parasite movie where we takes this very-very smooth turn. I now try to roll my Skoda like it's Mercedes: I stop and start smoothly, …
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Comment #22026320
Great piece, exactly what I needed right now after a night of pointless refactoring!
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Comment #22010945
Really, what a bad time to publish such article. Oculus Quest hit records with its' sales for Christmas, and out of stock for two months ahead.
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Comment #21011039
I see what you're aiming at, but technically it's not true. It can be similar though. The point about how we can only infer their existence from a mass of data is similar to how we…
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Comment #21010871
They do, it's just of very-very tiny amplitude Source: Bachelor at GTR
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Comment #20616030
When I saw a title, I thought that was a story of a learn-js-in-10-minutes, haha. I have a degree in CS, but the more I read, the more I could relate. I believe the good formal edu…