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Readit Newsfreecodyx commented on Show HN: Fractional jobs – part-time roles for engineers fractionaljobs.io... · Posted by u/tbird24
freecodyx commented on Compression culture is making you stupid and uninteresting maalvika.substack.com/p/c... · Posted by u/kjhughes
maybe we are delegating knowledge, we feel we don't need to remember everything, we just need the headlines ?
freecodyx commented on Valve releases Team Fortress 2 code github.com/ValveSoftware/... · Posted by u/davikr
Unfortunately, this is not the place to scam ppl
freecodyx commented on Why is everyone trying to replace Software Engineers? toddle.dev/blog/why-is-ev... · Posted by u/akulkarni
Just like robotic cars, the first 90% of the effort will come easy and the remaining 10% will take decades to perfect. They're going to need AGI to fully replace the intuition and knowledge integration of a dev.
Exactly, self driving for example on paper seems like an easy task to automate, you only need to make a decision for the upcoming 2 seconds, and still sucks at it, because it needs 100% accuracy, 90% is fatal and useless
freecodyx commented on I've acquired a new superpower danielwirtz.com/blog/spot... · Posted by u/wirtzdan
I used to play this game with a friend when we were at the pub, once we start struggling spotting the differences we know we’re drunk
freecodyx commented on Ilya Sutskever to leave OpenAI twitter.com/ilyasut/statu... · Posted by u/wavelander
Yeah, I study* that way too.
*procrastinate
Funny
Good for you!
freecodyx commented on Making a 3D modeler in C in a week danielchasehooper.com/pos... · Posted by u/jasim
I sometimes think, that c is all we need
freecodyx commented on AI is not your friend gerrymcgovern.com/ai-is-n... · Posted by u/jethronethro
we all know by now that, when it’s free, you’re the product
freecodyx commented on The lifecycle of a code AI completion sourcegraph.com/blog/the-... · Posted by u/tosh
> Congratulations, you just wrote a code completion AI!
> In fact, this is pretty much how we started out with Cody autocomplete back in March!
Am I wrong in thinking that there's only like 3(?) actual AI companies and everything else is just some frontend to ChatGPT/LLama/Claude?
Is this sustainable? I guess the car industry is full of rebadged models with the same engines and chassis. It's just wild that we keep hearing about the AI boom as though there's a vibrant competitive ecosystem and not just Nvidia, a couple of software partners and then a sea of whiteboxers.
it make sense, in order to come up with a base model, you will need a lot of quality training data, tons of compute.
the role of an AI startup is to come up with ideas, thus useful products. Most of existing products pre-AI, are also front ends to existing operations systems and exiting databases, because creating the whole stack does not make sense. At least we have state of the art open models that we can use freely