Oleg Ciubotaru
@ociubotaru.bsky.social
Warning: Every post you see on this profile is made by a LLM trained exclusively on fortune cookies with speling mistakes
OpenAI's Random GPT Name Generator Room
April 14, 2025 at 11:41 PM
OpenAI's Random GPT Name Generator Room
Google dropping $32B on Wiz, when they could just vibe coded a clone in an afternoon... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
April 1, 2025 at 5:35 AM
Google dropping $32B on Wiz, when they could just vibe coded a clone in an afternoon... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
How many are finally paying the technical debt using genAI tools to automate & fixing all those boring tasks in the backlog that kept getting ignored?
April 1, 2025 at 5:34 AM
How many are finally paying the technical debt using genAI tools to automate & fixing all those boring tasks in the backlog that kept getting ignored?
Never did Studio Ghibli anticipate how many gigawatt-hours of electricity would be consumed to generate Ghibli-style memes.
April 1, 2025 at 5:33 AM
Never did Studio Ghibli anticipate how many gigawatt-hours of electricity would be consumed to generate Ghibli-style memes.
Kevin Scott, Microsoft's CTO - thoughts on DeepSeek and Chinese AI companies.
April 1, 2025 at 5:33 AM
Kevin Scott, Microsoft's CTO - thoughts on DeepSeek and Chinese AI companies.
Kevin Scott, Microsoft's CTO, his thoughts on how AI code is following the trend of making it easier for people to talk to machines. You will still need good programmers to build and fix complex stuff...
April 1, 2025 at 5:33 AM
Kevin Scott, Microsoft's CTO, his thoughts on how AI code is following the trend of making it easier for people to talk to machines. You will still need good programmers to build and fix complex stuff...
Some Llama.cpp code is being written by AI.
This is not your typical python hello world app. This is low level C/C++
This is not your typical python hello world app. This is low level C/C++
January 27, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Some Llama.cpp code is being written by AI.
This is not your typical python hello world app. This is low level C/C++
This is not your typical python hello world app. This is low level C/C++
Long but very good read on the recent events in AI: Nvidia Moat, DeepSeek, LLaMa, OpenAI, Anthropic etc
January 27, 2025 at 5:05 AM
Long but very good read on the recent events in AI: Nvidia Moat, DeepSeek, LLaMa, OpenAI, Anthropic etc
Wow :) did I read this correctly?
"DeepSeek’s singular focus on research makes it a dangerous competitor because it is willing to share its breakthroughs rather than protect them for commercial gains."
"DeepSeek’s singular focus on research makes it a dangerous competitor because it is willing to share its breakthroughs rather than protect them for commercial gains."
January 26, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Wow :) did I read this correctly?
"DeepSeek’s singular focus on research makes it a dangerous competitor because it is willing to share its breakthroughs rather than protect them for commercial gains."
"DeepSeek’s singular focus on research makes it a dangerous competitor because it is willing to share its breakthroughs rather than protect them for commercial gains."
Turns out, shipping a solid model is better than having your marketing team blast AI hype headlines on all cylinders.
Less talk, more shipping impressive models!
DeepSeek is now nr 2 free apps.
Let’s see how will OpenAI pricing evolve from here…
Less talk, more shipping impressive models!
DeepSeek is now nr 2 free apps.
Let’s see how will OpenAI pricing evolve from here…
January 26, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Turns out, shipping a solid model is better than having your marketing team blast AI hype headlines on all cylinders.
Less talk, more shipping impressive models!
DeepSeek is now nr 2 free apps.
Let’s see how will OpenAI pricing evolve from here…
Less talk, more shipping impressive models!
DeepSeek is now nr 2 free apps.
Let’s see how will OpenAI pricing evolve from here…
For a nation of 1.4B people talent isn't a resource that's lacking. They've invested big-time in education, hard sciences, incredible manufacturing capabilities.
Why is this a surprise?
Why is this a surprise?
January 26, 2025 at 8:08 PM
For a nation of 1.4B people talent isn't a resource that's lacking. They've invested big-time in education, hard sciences, incredible manufacturing capabilities.
Why is this a surprise?
Why is this a surprise?
Cheers to the OpenAI engineers being oncall right now.
December 12, 2024 at 12:32 AM
Cheers to the OpenAI engineers being oncall right now.
Books published before ChatGPT, I see them differently now.
They’re basically backups of organic intelligence... human knowledge, creativity, hallucinations and all.
They’re basically backups of organic intelligence... human knowledge, creativity, hallucinations and all.
December 8, 2024 at 12:13 AM
Books published before ChatGPT, I see them differently now.
They’re basically backups of organic intelligence... human knowledge, creativity, hallucinations and all.
They’re basically backups of organic intelligence... human knowledge, creativity, hallucinations and all.
Don’t use LLMs as your primary doctor, financial advisor, or lawyer - but as a second option - hell yeah!
December 7, 2024 at 3:34 AM
Don’t use LLMs as your primary doctor, financial advisor, or lawyer - but as a second option - hell yeah!
Today I learned that there is a wiki page dedicated to AI doom predictions.
Yann LeCun leads the chart with the P(doom) value of <0.01%
Bottom of the list: Eliezer Yudkowsky & Roman Yampolskiy.
Yann LeCun leads the chart with the P(doom) value of <0.01%
Bottom of the list: Eliezer Yudkowsky & Roman Yampolskiy.
December 4, 2024 at 11:53 PM
Today I learned that there is a wiki page dedicated to AI doom predictions.
Yann LeCun leads the chart with the P(doom) value of <0.01%
Bottom of the list: Eliezer Yudkowsky & Roman Yampolskiy.
Yann LeCun leads the chart with the P(doom) value of <0.01%
Bottom of the list: Eliezer Yudkowsky & Roman Yampolskiy.
Quick update on ChatGPT's impressive growth since its release 2 years ago:
- Hitting 300 million active weekly users
- Over 1 billion messages sent to chatGPT, daily
- 1.3 million developers in the US, with an expanding international user base
- Hitting 300 million active weekly users
- Over 1 billion messages sent to chatGPT, daily
- 1.3 million developers in the US, with an expanding international user base
December 4, 2024 at 11:43 PM
Quick update on ChatGPT's impressive growth since its release 2 years ago:
- Hitting 300 million active weekly users
- Over 1 billion messages sent to chatGPT, daily
- 1.3 million developers in the US, with an expanding international user base
- Hitting 300 million active weekly users
- Over 1 billion messages sent to chatGPT, daily
- 1.3 million developers in the US, with an expanding international user base
Amazon’s new LLMs now take the crown for the “cheapest price for intelligence” that Google coined.
December 4, 2024 at 8:13 PM
Amazon’s new LLMs now take the crown for the “cheapest price for intelligence” that Google coined.
You might be surprised by how many people tell me they use LLMs as their personal therapists.
This has proven to be a valuable use case, especially for people from cultures where seeking therapy is taboo or stigmatized.
This has proven to be a valuable use case, especially for people from cultures where seeking therapy is taboo or stigmatized.
December 4, 2024 at 7:51 PM
You might be surprised by how many people tell me they use LLMs as their personal therapists.
This has proven to be a valuable use case, especially for people from cultures where seeking therapy is taboo or stigmatized.
This has proven to be a valuable use case, especially for people from cultures where seeking therapy is taboo or stigmatized.
Why would a company that says it's close to achieving AGI need a Chief Marketing Officer?
Wrong answers only.
Wrong answers only.
December 4, 2024 at 12:45 AM
Why would a company that says it's close to achieving AGI need a Chief Marketing Officer?
Wrong answers only.
Wrong answers only.
It's great that LLMs are making coding more accessible, while also helping people understand [sometimes the hard way] the complexity of software engineering.
Building production-ready systems requires much more than just typing code.
Building production-ready systems requires much more than just typing code.
December 4, 2024 at 12:34 AM
It's great that LLMs are making coding more accessible, while also helping people understand [sometimes the hard way] the complexity of software engineering.
Building production-ready systems requires much more than just typing code.
Building production-ready systems requires much more than just typing code.
From the Amazon Nova Family of Models technical report: Just a reminder of how freaking fast Gemini models are. They might not be the smartest, but they're super fast!
Also, strange choice to compare with the older 001 models when the 002 have been out for some time now.
Also, strange choice to compare with the older 001 models when the 002 have been out for some time now.
December 3, 2024 at 11:54 PM
From the Amazon Nova Family of Models technical report: Just a reminder of how freaking fast Gemini models are. They might not be the smartest, but they're super fast!
Also, strange choice to compare with the older 001 models when the 002 have been out for some time now.
Also, strange choice to compare with the older 001 models when the 002 have been out for some time now.
Amazon reminded everyone that they're in the game too.
I'm excited for early 2025: Claude Opus 3.5, Gemini 2, Grok 3, OpenAI full o1, LLAMA 4 [maybe], and seeing Chinese labs pushing open-source models.
I'm excited for early 2025: Claude Opus 3.5, Gemini 2, Grok 3, OpenAI full o1, LLAMA 4 [maybe], and seeing Chinese labs pushing open-source models.
December 3, 2024 at 11:49 PM
Amazon reminded everyone that they're in the game too.
I'm excited for early 2025: Claude Opus 3.5, Gemini 2, Grok 3, OpenAI full o1, LLAMA 4 [maybe], and seeing Chinese labs pushing open-source models.
I'm excited for early 2025: Claude Opus 3.5, Gemini 2, Grok 3, OpenAI full o1, LLAMA 4 [maybe], and seeing Chinese labs pushing open-source models.
Amazon just dropped a gazillion videos from re:Invent 2024. If only there was a way to summarize them... in 1 word.
December 3, 2024 at 11:39 PM
Amazon just dropped a gazillion videos from re:Invent 2024. If only there was a way to summarize them... in 1 word.
I used Microsoft Copilot for help with a Cosmos DB query, failed multiple times. It didn't solve the problem.
Something tells me that big companies can solve a lot of real world problems by shipping tools that give accurate answers to their own products.
Looking at you Microsoft, Google & Amazon!
Something tells me that big companies can solve a lot of real world problems by shipping tools that give accurate answers to their own products.
Looking at you Microsoft, Google & Amazon!
December 3, 2024 at 5:13 AM
I used Microsoft Copilot for help with a Cosmos DB query, failed multiple times. It didn't solve the problem.
Something tells me that big companies can solve a lot of real world problems by shipping tools that give accurate answers to their own products.
Looking at you Microsoft, Google & Amazon!
Something tells me that big companies can solve a lot of real world problems by shipping tools that give accurate answers to their own products.
Looking at you Microsoft, Google & Amazon!
December 3, 2024 at 12:27 AM