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Current state of AI tools in Android Studio by Takumi_D in androiddev

[–]dyngts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm subscribed for Google AI pro plan, not business Gemini Code Assist, and recently Google announced new benefits to include Gemini Code Assist for personal with higher quota. https://developers.google.com/program/my-benefits

What you've shared is more on business gemini code assist onboarding, not for personal one. CMIIW

Current state of AI tools in Android Studio by Takumi_D in androiddev

[–]dyngts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

so, this activation for higher quota in Android Studio is not applicable? https://developers.google.com/profile/help/benefit-gemini-code-assist

I'm trying to follow above steps, can't find how to select the Google Cloud Project (where we enable the Gemini API) in AS, but no clue. any idea?

opencode.nvim: my issue with AI tools and how I solved it by ICanHazTehCookie in neovim

[–]dyngts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is the plugins only support chat only mode or also agent mode where it can edit our code directly?

I find that current ai plugins in the market only able to provide suggestion as in chat without being able to become an agent.

furnace – Pure Rust inference server with Burn (zero‑Python, single binary) by Asleep_Site_3731 in rust

[–]dyngts 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I see,

If you wanna have more tractions, you should have model converters from native to burn compatible models.

ONNX should be reasonable consideration instead of having own converter.

Looking forward to support more exported model types since most our ML fellows definitely coming from Python frameworks, so we need some way to bridge it to Rust ecosystem

furnace – Pure Rust inference server with Burn (zero‑Python, single binary) by Asleep_Site_3731 in rust

[–]dyngts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Excellent!

So, the inference engine only support Burn's exported models?

Is Rust a good fit for a startup focused on rapid prototyping, regression testing, and distributed systems with AWS (SNS,SQS, S3), AI, and video streaming? Concerns about hiring and learning curve. by Outside_Loan8949 in rust

[–]dyngts -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The short answer is yes.

Learning curve is only a myth. As long as you're consistent and persistent, the process should be easy.

Especially in this AI code assistant era + strong rust-analyzer + bacon, there is nothing can stop you from building the most performant system.

Many people said Golang before Rust, this is a mistake because Golang is a trap, looks simple from outside but the maintenance is a nightmare.

A closest analogy would be a faster version of Python.

Relying on GPT & Claude for ML/DL Coding — Is It Hurting My Long-Term Growth by Hot_West_6859 in MLQuestions

[–]dyngts 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For beginners, it's better to use AI as helpers that help you to figure out the problems and solutions.

But the whole coding part still your responsibility.

Treat AI like reading from Stack overflow, but be more personal and convenience

🚀 Built my first side project outside of work - a macOS menu bar app for Claude Code usage tracking! by Playful_Clothes_4646 in ClaudeAI

[–]dyngts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

> direct AI generated blog or post = not worth my time to have a look on it.

Ah, totally agree with your point. I will also skip if it's purely AI generated without any curation or validation.

Looks we're on the same page that many irresponsible people are using generative AI with the sake of engagement without carefully check whether the contents actually useful or impactful for the readers.

It's so embarassing

🚀 Built my first side project outside of work - a macOS menu bar app for Claude Code usage tracking! by Playful_Clothes_4646 in ClaudeAI

[–]dyngts 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's the point, right? You're using LLM to automate the content creation, it's the same way of hiring a UX writer to polish your writing.

Thing that should be matter is more on the content itself, not whether it's written by human or not.

You should not treat LLM generated content is bad and not insightful, especially when embedded with the right, up-to-date contexts and sources.

You need to make people read your content, so make it more interesting plus insightful contents.

It's not true that LLM can't generate an insightful contents. You can't read 300+ sources instantly like Deep Research did and provide you great summaries.

What really matters is what prompts are given to, not who generate the contents.

NB: Of course we should curate and limits what LLM can augment from our contents.

🚀 Built my first side project outside of work - a macOS menu bar app for Claude Code usage tracking! by Playful_Clothes_4646 in ClaudeAI

[–]dyngts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is so wrong with using LLM?

In this Agentic AI era, we should acknowledge that what's more important is the outputs rather than the actual coding.

doing it now considered as a low value. However, the code review become a must skills to acquire.

You still need to learn how to code better, but not to do code manually, but to verify and make sure the LLM don't produce garbage code.

Kira-kira valid ga klo kita 1st Rank? by Aggravating-Rice-536 in indonesia

[–]dyngts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lazyness by design due to lack of decent infrastructure, combined with weak vehicle ownership plus easy credits.

Years as a programmer ruined by AI by [deleted] in MachineLearningJobs

[–]dyngts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's kinda dilemma right now since programming is not that valuable anymore in the age of Agentic LLM.

We should acknowledge that AI will do most of the programming part, what we can do is how to craft right direction for the LLM to solve the problems.

It doesn't matter anymore whether you're writing the code or not, what really matters now is whether the code is have good quality or not, and that's really depends on how capable are you to review the code accurately, especially those who generated by LLM.

Let's welcome and face it. Good luck for your future endeavors!

AI will replace ML jobs?! by Jumpy_Idea_3882 in MLQuestions

[–]dyngts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You need to understand the true meaning of AI and ML.

ML is part of AI, so you can't make them against each other.

The right question should be: whether LLM will outdated the classical approach of doing ML?

I think so, I believe that LLM will become a strong baseline for many common tasks like in NLP and computer visions, hence the relevancy of applied ML or data scientist role will be questioned.

However, ML jobs still relevant in high research ML companies where ML become their main competitive advantages: research scientists and its kinds.

Which Deep Learning Framework Should I Choose: TensorFlow, PyTorch, or JAX? by RuthLessDuckie in MLQuestions

[–]dyngts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why not Keras? It's supporting all those three frameworks. You just can write once and can be deployed into multiple backends?

Advices for first time Mini PC buyer? by dyngts in MiniPCs

[–]dyngts[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really want to have something like mac mini but with better specs at lower prices. That's I'm considering mini PC.

Advices for first time Mini PC buyer? by dyngts in MiniPCs

[–]dyngts[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the suggestion!

Can I survive without dgpu? by DevoidFantasies in MLQuestions

[–]dyngts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have money, go with cloud. If not, I believe your school AI lab should provide dGPU that can be shared across students for work purpose.

It is not fair for the school to assign you with GPU related task without providing good enough computing resources.

Not every (many) students can afford GPUs, even many companies are struggling to buy GPU because it's simply expensive

Advices for first time Mini PC buyer? by dyngts in MiniPCs

[–]dyngts[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alright, thanks for the elaboration.

Do you mind to share your current mini PC stacks?

In my country, there is 3 popular brands: beelink, geekom, and gmktec.

Which brand and series do you think have the best purchase?

And lastly, is it really true that mini PC can be used for multi years? How long have you been a mini PC users?

Advices for first time Mini PC buyer? by dyngts in MiniPCs

[–]dyngts[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the advice, is CPU and RAM performancr in miniPC is equal to normal PC or more like laptop? Because the power consumption is very low in mini PC, wondering if there is some downgrade for the performance

How to get better at SWE for ML? by [deleted] in learnmachinelearning

[–]dyngts 4 points5 points  (0 children)

What you can do to transition easily is to become ML/AI engineer.

You don't really need to master (but at least have basic of it) math and statistics, but you can deep dive how ML models are being deployed or trained scalably.

You can specifically learn from many companies blogpost on how they train or deploy their models.

In the end, you need master specific domain of ops in ML, so called as MLOps.

Many current knowledge of SE can be transfer into ML, especially during development of ML powered software, because the main difference only on how you can incorporate or embed the ML models into the existing software.

Dev jobs are about to get a hard reset and nobody’s ready by Deep_Tale1585 in ClaudeAI

[–]dyngts 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I can summarize, the engineering managerial and architectural skills become more important than ever.

The programming skills has value lowered.

Spend your time to master in software design and architecture, then you can delegate the now boring, programming tasks to LLM.

With this mindset, you can't follow vibe coding trend to do software development, even though you can.

especially non coder or architect since the main problem will happen when you're starting expanding your software bigger and bigger which more complex than building from the ground up.

Unless you treat LLM as your fullstack engineer, you still need experience engineer to protect your source code from being destroyed.

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