CryptoBanker

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by CryptoBanker 8mo ago
It's called the "Yeet" skill in the app
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by CryptoBanker 8mo ago
That’s not an Anthropic problem, that’s a problem with whomever you work for.
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by CryptoBanker 8mo ago
xAI’s models are really not pioneering at all. They weren’t the first to do MoE. Not the first to do open weighting, not the first to have memory or multi-modal vision. So no, I wouldn’t say Elon is a major player in the AI space. People us
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by CryptoBanker 9mo ago
Perhaps worried about downloads being used for training music models
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by CryptoBanker 9mo ago
Well then you just have a very overpriced, extremely low power linux box that doesn't do what you want it to do
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by CryptoBanker 9mo ago
Helium likewise
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by CryptoBanker 9mo ago
I spend a lot more time using AI for work than I do eating chocolate
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by CryptoBanker 10mo ago
Are you talking about Antigravity, Firebase Studio, or something else?
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by CryptoBanker 10mo ago
The state of things...meaning AI companies buying up the world's supply of RAM
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by CryptoBanker 10mo ago
That article was about expenses related to implementing congestion pricing, so I'm not sure what your argument is here
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by CryptoBanker 10mo ago
Your comment aligns with what I said. "Over the summer"
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by CryptoBanker 10mo ago
Planning is not the same as spending
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by CryptoBanker 10mo ago
The loans backed by congestion pricing revenue weren't taken out until this year https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-05-07/ny-mta-ge... That money you're talking about was money that was al
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by CryptoBanker 10mo ago
What electrification and signal improvements are you talking about? Signal upgrades are a constant thing in the MTA, both for the LIRR and the subways. They are not something that just started with congestion pricing funds. Also, efficiency
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by CryptoBanker 10mo ago
That was true at the beginning of congestion pricing and perhaps over the summer, but it is definitely not true anymore
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by CryptoBanker 10mo ago
The problem is that no one in NYC, rich or poor, has any confidence in the MTA's ability to properly and efficiently use these funds. This stems from a long history of incompetence and wastefulness by the MTA
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by CryptoBanker 10mo ago
Not necessarily. I use my brake far more in stop and start traffic on the highway than I do in Manhattan. In the city stop and start is primarily determined by traffic lights, which are predictable, rather than the traffic itself.
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by CryptoBanker 10mo ago
You don't get any reasoning with Copilot
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by CryptoBanker 11mo ago
Ah that must be new since the last time I tried lobechat
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by CryptoBanker 11mo ago
Where do you see that? I can't seem to find it in the web or desktop apps for lobechat. EDIT: I also don't see it in Chatbox
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by CryptoBanker 11mo ago
One of the biggest differences I noticed off the bat is llms includes prompt caching which I'm not sure I've seen in any other self hosted UI options
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by CryptoBanker 11mo ago
It's easier to pull the rug out from under a group of customers who earn you 5% of your revenue than it is to do the same thing to a group of customers who make you 25% of your revenue. This small $5 plan is obviously not going to make
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by CryptoBanker 11mo ago
You currently make a small profit on cheaper tiers. Things change
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by CryptoBanker 11mo ago
It's very similar in that it's not a huge source of revenue for Planetscale, so easy to pull the rug without disrupting revenue too much
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
Drugs
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
This is an interesting cat (as of 11:48 ET) https://meow.camera/#5087297507386435431
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
Perplexity is still the king there in terms of the balance between price and quality. It doesn't do as many searches as ChatGPT's deep research, but you get virtually unlimited usage.
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
> While that might true, it fundamentally means it's not going to ever replicate human or provide super intelligence. Many people would argue that's a good thing
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
I think you’re the one misreading here. The 15% refers to CPU speed while the 6x, etc. multiples refer to GPU speed
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
Can't forget the amphetamines

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