Aerroon

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by Aerroon 6mo ago
Because your pronounce them backwards. "Loose" is a short word that ends sharply, but "lose" is a long word that slowly peters out. They should be the other way around imo.
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
The autochess genre (Teamfight Tactics) is basically a mod of a mod since it started as a custom game in Dota 2.
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
Instead we get every game reinventing the wheel a thousand times. They all end up similar, because the base takes all of the effort to create, so the innovation on top ends up essentially being noise.
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
That's what the whole UBI thing was about though. People did see this coming and wanted to preempt it. I'm not sure whether it would've worked, but people did try to come up with solutions for this transition period.
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
I suppose in the Netherlands they use carts and horses to stock up the supermarket? To transport coal to the powerplant (or the wind turbine blades to where the wind turbine will be built)? Surely a bicycle isn't enough for that. You m
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
Google and Youtube, especially Youtube.
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
On my android phone it's perfectly legible. Moving my phone away it's only a tiny bit worse than HN. Is this maybe a pixel density of iphone issue? I wouldn't mind a darker and higher weight font though.
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
People have been fined and their apartments searched for insulting politicians online. The fact that other Europeans aren't complaining about this makes it worse , because it implies that the society condones this behavior. I'm
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
It would take something miraculous for the direction to reverse towards Europe. People have been complaining about European tech, economy, and freedoms (as in free speech) for decades now. Things have become worse on all of these fronts. I
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
I've seen this before, but that was with the small hodgepodge mytho-merge-mix-super-mix models that weren't very good. I've not seen this in any recent models, but I've already not used Claude much. I think it makes sens
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
Whisking can make up for the boringness of a dry sauna (hitting yourself with some birch branches).
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
And the smaller Gemma 4 models can do audio too. The Qwen models are also really good.
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
Rent doesn't work that way... yet. Imagine if it did though, people would be arguing: "Well, you're not expected to be able to live in that home the entire month that you paid for!"
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
Can't you do that on OpenRouter? You can set a system prompt there. Is that insufficient for what you had in mind?
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
Qwen 3.5 Plus was closed weights too. It was supposedly the same model as Qwen3.5 397B, just with 1 million context size and only available on the API and their website.
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
I can't imagine Qwen3.6 Plus would be more expensive than the 3.5 Plus model. That was $2.4/m output initially and was reduced to $1.56/m at <256k context ($1.95/m above).
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
Yes, it's significantly better.
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
How often does your browser freeze up when you open a webpage? How often does your phone browser dump its memory when you switch to another tab and then switch back? Eg if you were writing a post and opened another tab to go check some fact
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
Because the phones stop working well? I write part of a post, open another tab to go look up some information, come back to the post and what I've written is gone, because the memory got dumped. That's the reality of using an old
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
It's a good thing too, because when I see the Cloudflare captcha I try it once and if that doesn't work then I just close the tab and add it to the list of non-functioning websites. Cloudflare captcha = infinite loop of captchas (
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
If they use OpenRouter pricing then the Qwen3.5 models are going to be poor value. The Qwen3.5 27B model on OR is $1.56/million tokens out (it used to be $2.4/mil). Meanwhile Minimax M2.7 (a much larger model) is $1.2/mil o
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by Aerroon 6mo ago
1. LLMs can translate text far better than any previous machine translation system. They can even do so for relatively small languages that typically had poor translation support. We all remember how funny text would get when you did Englis
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
> Yeah but at least a dozen Microsoft employees went on a seemingly scripted blitz on X about how they’re ready to start listening to feedback and… So what was the purpose of all that telemetry they collected then? Because it doesn&#x27
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
> Why do you feel that rent scales with disposable income? Because I'm from a country where 30 years ago average income was $220/month. Today it's $2475/month. A large portion of people live in the same houses and
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
> Can LLM actually create or only regurgitate content. Contrary to what others say, LLMs can create content. If you have a private repo you can ask the LLM to look at it and answer questions based on that. You can also have it write ext
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
What mess are you talking about? The existence of LLMs? I think it's pretty neat that I can now get answers to questions I have. This is something I couldn't have done before, because people very often don't have the patience
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
It is my belief that rent price scales with the leftover income people have after they've paid for other necessities. Ie if you're from a poorer country/area then things like milk and gasoline will cost a similar amount (mayb
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
It's just an example of culture being more varied than just Disney or Marvel.
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
The UK isn't in the EU anymore though.
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by Aerroon 7mo ago
This could lead to a broader culture, because the most popular works would get long copyright protection terms, while the relatively unpopular ones would get short protection terms. People would be more likely to use those unpopular works a

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