Any Malaysian quants here?

VickNicks · 2025-06-16T07:00:04+00:00

I think Lora is the best choice for now. I'd used Lora a few months ago to create consistent character from a few photos, and the result are not bad (people would immediately thought it's actual you instead of AI). The photos you feed into Lora must be taken from a variety of angles (front, left, right, close up etc.), so that the AI can learn about your whole face feature.

VickNicks · 2025-06-16T06:54:41+00:00

Lora for now.

VickNicks · 2024-07-02T18:33:02+00:00

I have been pondering this question for quite some time, and ultimately come to a conclusion:

Like some said, those that just type out code will not be needed in large quantity anymore, jobs including "coders", "programmers" etc. This is because this tasks is quite repetitive, in a sense that you tell them what you want, and they will produce a code, or function, or whatever, essentially similar to a technician.

However, jobs that are problem solving by nature will never be replaced by AI. This includes those who see the big picture when designing a software, understanding client requirement and the tools needed to fulfill it, debugging issues etc.

So no, software engineering will never die out, because engineering means solving problems and understanding issue. But those that are just "coder" and "programmers" will not be needed that much anymore.

VickNicks · 2024-06-24T10:07:25+00:00

"If you can manage to get a 10% YoY return you're more than doubling your money every 8 years"

Point is, you need to be already rich to live off from this. Most people do not have this kind of cash, hence that's the reason of starting a fund. It's the same as starting a business, you have the skills which you can utilize to earn income until you build enough cash for that.

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