2001zhaozhao

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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
Gemma 31B dense at 3k TPS seems like a pretty big deal. Groq has always been more efficient than Cerebras at running very small models and this release seems to be no exception.
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
ooo, nice Workflows feature you got there. yoink
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
It's interesting you brought up Lore. I also wonder whether importing VCS tech from the games industry for versioning general agentic work would be a good idea.
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
I was just gonna blast them for the infinite promo extensions and Fable, but at least they apparently have noticed this indecisiveness problem themselves and making it permanent is definitely the best way to solve it, lol! After they perma-
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
I think we need a similar technology to World being built by a more trustworthy company. The question is how trustworthy does one need to be for people to trust you with their very online identities that are literally needed for others to r
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
I suspect that this kind of tactic is going to be everywhere in a year or so. Entire fake personalities and organization websites on the Internet created just to push a narrative or to advertise a product, which completely drown out real in
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
On the other hand, it used about the same tokens as GLM 5.2 and got 1 point lower score. The fact that we have a GLM 5.2-class model that can run on two 3090's comfortably at Q8 is absolutely insane. It wasn't long ago that GLM 5.
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
bruh
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
I sometimes run into browser JavaScript GC issues for browser games specifically but on the JVM side i have not run into any pain points for a long time. (I run a first-person shooter Minecraft server, and for this and other fast-paced gami
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
They're nearly certainly going to use it internally to speed up research that is serially bottlenecked. I would bet this is why they're interested in the Cerebras partnership more than everything else
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
Early in 2026, Vibe Kanban tried to do a multiplayer kanban board to code on a project collaboratively where each individual task is still managed by one developer and their agent. I find that to be a much more promising route than Delta&#x
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
To me what matters is being able to verify human authorship at a glance. It used to be that when you saw a work of visual art you were automatically 100% sure that someone had to have spent a great deal of effort producing that, but image m
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
This kind of content generation can be quite cool to enable new game ideas for indie developers that were only possible with AAA before. But it also makes it hard to gauge the amount of human work that went into the game. When you see an el
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
I think this is overblown, the watermarking is just enforcing a particular recognizable output text style. The existing Claudisms like "smoking gun" and "it's not x it's y" evidently haven't impacted the m
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
Is saying "XXX: An Agentic Development Environment" already sufficient to get to the front page of HN? I guess no differentiation is even required in this category, huh?
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
In the case of my WIP Agent IDE, OSS is mandatory because the tool needs to be able to read its own source to improve itself .
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
i'm looking forward to Qwen3.8 27B launch to see how much models have peaked at a given size. it might already be time to start burning the best small models onto hardware since it's possible they can't get much better at man
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
There are always uses for outdated models. Claude Code is still using haiku 4.5 from ages ago for explore subagents for instance. Not to mention production uses like customer service that only need to be "good enough"
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
The question is what they plan on doing with all their scientific knowledge once they succeed. Sure, they'll keep it internal for a while to make sure their knowledge bank is more thorough than everyone else's, and because oftenti
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
> Note that Jeff and crew have cleverly structured their company to avoid problematic uses of AI Do you have more sources/info on this?
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by 2001zhaozhao 2mo ago
I'd intuit that for an AI video editor workflow you'd probably want something in the middle of this CLI solution and a full GUI? I'd take a crack at making one if only i had some expertise in the field.
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by 2001zhaozhao 3mo ago
Would something like "services deflation" even show up in the numbers? That's what I'd expect to happen first
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by 2001zhaozhao 3mo ago
Agreed, i forked a devtool (vibe-kanban) months ago for my own use but keeping up with upstream was a significant burden even with LLMs. The benefit of a well designed plugin system in the devtool is not only to allow sharing of customizati
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by 2001zhaozhao 3mo ago
A PWA might be well suited to your needs. Even Apple's restrictive model leaves plenty of room to build useful apps especially if they are designed to connect to a backend (like the ones in the post).
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by 2001zhaozhao 3mo ago
But why build your own from scratch when you can do it on top one extensible UI platform that already has all of your organizational context, not to mention coding agents already built-in that you can just tell it to build & deploy your
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by 2001zhaozhao 3mo ago
you probably still need a human for oncall but the llm can try to solve any issues first before the human gets paged
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by 2001zhaozhao 3mo ago
It's really hard to focus on the unique aspect of your tool because it runs the risk that people will think it's unfamiliar and therefore not useful to them. That's why a lot of the tool marketing pages look the same even tho
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by 2001zhaozhao 3mo ago
I'll need to explore how they're doing org wide context and security for sure. This seems extremely complementary to my own coding tool which currently gives the best AI interface for individuals. Would be cool if in a few epic ti
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by 2001zhaozhao 3mo ago
i think it makes perfect sense and I'll probably adopt the same posture for my open source project. The idea is that the core dev team is the one with the AI harness. If someone contributes an idea they can just feed it to their AI to
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by 2001zhaozhao 3mo ago
These Todo items on the side in the video seem to be useful. I'm not so sure about that tool toolbar. It might as well just be a tool selector dropdown in a typical chat window.

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