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Bukhmanizer commented on Study finds gaps in evidence for air-cleaning technologies to prevent infections   news.cuanschutz.edu/news-... · Posted by u/PaulHoule
monster_truck · 3 days ago
Who in the world is installing UV in forced air systems without running an activated carbon filter to remove ozone? The guides I followed when I installed mine called this out multiple times.
Bukhmanizer · 3 days ago
I’ve just been pip installing my forced air systems and it’s been going ok
Bukhmanizer commented on AGI is an engineering problem, not a model training problem   vincirufus.com/posts/agi-... · Posted by u/vincirufus
andy99 · 5 days ago
If you believe the bitter lesson, all the handwavy "engineering" is better done with more data. Someone likely would have written the same thing as this 8 years ago about what it would take to get current LLM performance.

So I don't buy the engineering angle, I also don't think LLMs will scale up to AGI as imagined by Asimov or any of the usual sci-fi tropes. There is something more fundamental missing, as in missing science, not missing engineering.

Bukhmanizer · 5 days ago
This isn’t really what the bitter lesson says.
Bukhmanizer commented on Budget Car Buyers Want Automakers to K.I.S.S   thedrive.com/news/budget-... · Posted by u/PaulHoule
Bukhmanizer · 21 days ago
Budget car buyers likely don’t make a good customer base. People who want their new car to be mostly like their old car probably will just drive the their old car until it breaks down then get a used car.

When I was looking for a car I was looking for 3 things: 1. Low gas mileage 2. Cheap/Reliable 3. Not run by Elon Musk

So I got a used Corolla Hybrid and plan on driving that for at least 5-10 years. But I understand that I’m not a profitable customers to most car companies.

Bukhmanizer commented on Git-fetch-file – Sync files from other repos with commit tracking and safety   github.com/andrewmcwatter... · Posted by u/andrewmcwatters
Bukhmanizer · 22 days ago
I’m imagining some sort of art project where people try and figure out the most complicated software you can make entirely off files stitched together from different repos.
Bukhmanizer commented on Things that helped me get out of the AI 10x engineer imposter syndrome   colton.dev/blog/curing-yo... · Posted by u/coltonv
Bukhmanizer · 23 days ago
I’ve mentioned this elsewhere, but I think a better question is: do you find AI makes your coworkers N times better.

It makes everyone “produce more code” but your worst dev producing 10X the code is not 10X more productive.

There’s also a bit of a dunning Kruger effect where the most careless people are the most likely to YOLO thousands of lines of vibecode into prod. While a more meticulous engineer might take a lot more time to read the changes, figure out where the AI is wrong, and remove unnecessary code. But the second engineer would be seen as much much less productive than the first in this case

Bukhmanizer commented on AI promised efficiency. Instead, it's making us work harder   afterburnout.co/p/ai-prom... · Posted by u/mooreds
Bukhmanizer · 24 days ago
I think a lot of people would disagree with this article on HN, but I’ve yet to see too many people say it’s made their coworkers more productive. That is, do people feel like they’re getting better, more reviewable PRs?

Personally, I’ve been seeing the number of changes for a PR starting to reach into the mid-hundreds now. And fundamentally the developers who make them don’t understand how they work. They often think they do, but then I’ll ask them something about the design and they’ll reply: “IDK Claude did that.”

By no means am I down on AI, but I think proper procedures need to be put into place unless we want a giant bomb in our code base.

Bukhmanizer commented on “No tax on tips” is an industry plant   newyorker.com/magazine/20... · Posted by u/littlexsparkee
siliconc0w · a month ago
"No tax of tips" is one of the most brilliant political ploys ever. You really gotta give Trump credit. It doesn't really cost anything, businesses love it, and you can trot it out as a victory for the working class while you screw them on their health care or energy costs.
Bukhmanizer · a month ago
It’s not really, it’s the kind of thing that only a populist could do. If a Democrat did this, people would hate it for this very reason. This would just another “NeoLib” concoction to screw the working class.
Bukhmanizer commented on Australia widens teen social media ban to YouTube, scraps exemption   reuters.com/legal/litigat... · Posted by u/Brajeshwar
Tadpole9181 · a month ago
And anyone who believes in universal healthcare? Idiot. Voting rights and holidays? Idiot. Civil rights? Idiot. Want to stop climate change, damn, idiot.

Wow, so intellectual you are to say nobody can hold ideals.

Bukhmanizer · a month ago
What you’re defending is people willingly giving up their own freedoms because they got outraged over something they read on the internet.

And instead of owning up to that fact, saying “oh no, but that’s not what I expected, I expected these laws to affect someone else, not me”.

Bukhmanizer commented on Slow   michaelnotebook.com/slow/... · Posted by u/calvinfo
Bukhmanizer · a month ago
This reminded me of an old comic or meme about people’s expectations about science that went like:

Protester: What do we want??

Crowd: High quality, double blinded, N of 100000, 20 year longitudinal, preregistered studies!!

Protester: When do we want it??

Crowd: Now!!!

Bukhmanizer commented on Australia widens teen social media ban to YouTube, scraps exemption   reuters.com/legal/litigat... · Posted by u/Brajeshwar
Tadpole9181 · a month ago
There are zero knowledge proof systems that nobody would have a problem with because nobody ever knows who is accessing the content, only that they are allowed or not.

Ironic to call people aware of this stupid.

Bukhmanizer · a month ago
> There are zero knowledge proof systems that nobody would have a problem with because nobody ever knows who is accessing the content, only that they are allowed or not.

If you truly believed that this was going to be the solution that governments were going to use, yes you’re still an idiot. Ok, maybe incredibly naive to be charitable. But still have you paid even the slightest bit of attention to pretty much anything a governmental institution has done in the last 15 years?

u/Bukhmanizer

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