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claudiowilson | 1 year ago | on: Llama3 implemented from scratch

It's because a lot of the users of gen ai are generating anime waifus. Better gen ai = better waifus. It also helps that devs and programmers are a group that is already likelier to be into anime. Generative AI's killer app is the AI girlfriend / boyfriend.

claudiowilson | 11 years ago | on: Run Any JavaScript Function in the Cloud

Aside from being pretty cool, what's the use case for this?

claudiowilson | 11 years ago | on: Glowing Plant Is One of Y Combinator’s First Biotech Startups

I can definitely see the potential for greatness that GMOs have. I'm really glad that you're trying to change the misguided public perception around them.

claudiowilson | 11 years ago | on: Glowing Plant Is One of Y Combinator’s First Biotech Startups

I'm interested to see the reactions this will garner from the anti-GMO crowd.

claudiowilson | 12 years ago | on: Asian workers now dominate Silicon Valley tech jobs (2012)

There was also no mention of which jobs were held by Asian Americans versus immigrant Asians. I think there's a stark difference between an increase in jobs held by Asian immigrants versus an increase in jobs held by Asian Americans. In the latter, the jobs are still held by Americans.

claudiowilson | 12 years ago | on: Don't Tell Kids They Have to Be Good At Math or Science to Be a Programmer

"it shows them that they have the power to shape the world, rather than just experience it"

That is precisely why I love programming so much, it's that statement right there. You have the tools to shape the world right in front of you, all you need is the drive and vision to do it.

claudiowilson | 12 years ago | on: WAT the WTF do programmers use as debug strings?

I use the ever eloquent, "yolo".

claudiowilson | 12 years ago | on: MongoDB Raises $150 Million at $1.2 Billion Valuation

I don't think MongoDB should be replacing systems, it should rather be used as a data store for things that otherwise wouldn't be stored because of the high throughput needs, but aren't necessarily critical data.

claudiowilson | 13 years ago | on: Get credit for reading Hacker News

I suppose it's also a way for users to remember the gist of an article that they've read a long time ago? But honestly aside from that it does look like a Foursquare for reading articles...