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Ask HN: What do you currently use for AI coding (personal or professional)?

2 points·by joelthelion·le mois dernier·5 comments

Toto 2.0: Time series forecasting enters the scaling era

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4 points·by joelthelion·il y a 2 mois·0 comments

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joelthelion
·il y a 10 jours·discuss
Privacy aside, who wouldn't want their $8,000 cloud device abruptly shut down when Weave Robotics decides to pivot?
joelthelion
·il y a 11 jours·discuss
Do we have any evidence that Tesla is actually working on manufacturing millions of robots?
joelthelion
·il y a 12 jours·discuss
I wouldn't be surprised if they had new models up their sleeve. Could be wrong of course.
joelthelion
·il y a 14 jours·discuss
> is just the next most likely token, taking into account temperature and what not.

This doesn't mean anything. All LLM output is like that.

That said, I agree that LLMs are terrible at grading stuff, except perhaps if you give them a very detailed evaluation grid.
joelthelion
·il y a 20 jours·discuss
A good moment to switch to an open solution like opencode or pi.
joelthelion
·il y a 25 jours·discuss
Contrast one regulation vs. thousands of litigations by companies who don't always have the expertise or budget to pursue complex legal procedures.
joelthelion
·il y a 25 jours·discuss
This in turn introduces a lot of economic inefficiency, for no good reason. I think regulation would be useful here.
joelthelion
·il y a 25 jours·discuss
Not surprising given that 95+% of the time it's total bullshit.
joelthelion
·le mois dernier·discuss
> Can't help but to think the goal of this wasn't to actually allow third-party OSes, but for development purposes

Could also be pretending to be open while making sure nothing dangerous actually gets made.
joelthelion
·le mois dernier·discuss
How would you set the incentives, though? Almost by definition, it's hard to reward things that aren't visible.

Note that there is also the flip side of the coin, people who spend all their time worrying about things that never happen, so it's not like you can just reward a defensive attitude things are more complicated than that.
joelthelion
·le mois dernier·discuss
Thank you !
joelthelion
·le mois dernier·discuss
Do you pay for the model? Or run it locally? If so, which hardware do you use? Is it fast?
joelthelion
·le mois dernier·discuss
Isn't the database already one of the hardest piece of infras to scale? Why would you want to load it with additional long-running jobs?
joelthelion
·le mois dernier·discuss
Having control over the execution plan is super interesting ! This is a very common frustration when writing SQL.

Do you think it would be possible to offer Prela as a direct interface to a relational database?
joelthelion
·le mois dernier·discuss
You're right, but what I'm saying is that solving the problem isn't necessarily the primary goal and these new abstractions can be valuable in their own right.
joelthelion
·le mois dernier·discuss
It's also a way to model the world and produce new useful abstractions. It's not just about solving problems.
joelthelion
·le mois dernier·discuss
What a wonderful world we live in. And to think that all of this is largely self-inflicted...
joelthelion
·le mois dernier·discuss
Or even sample from a distribution of variations for infinite possibilities ?
joelthelion
·le mois dernier·discuss
I've sold all my stocks. My reasoning is that if AI stocks go bust, they will take the global stock market with them.
joelthelion
·il y a 2 mois·discuss
Not really, how much of a public company are you when 5% of your capital is public ?