HDBaseT

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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Dupe? or manipulate ai chatbots to have favorable views of Israel?
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
This is unfortunately common among the Mac crowd.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
You aren't being "shadow banned". I concur with your conclusion, Qwen 3.8 has exceptional Vision Capabilities. The other commenter mentioned "I thought Qwen 3.8 didn't have Vision", it does, just not on the ope
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
How many active moderators are there? This site has a lot of comments, far too many for one person to read.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
What do you mean "OpenRouter with Stripe" are you suggesting they will remove the Bitcoin/Crypto payment rail?
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Yes, and when they replaced the manual slow looms with fast machines, people lost jobs, people went homeless, families were destroyed. Unless there is a mechanism to convert the extra revenue from machines back to humans, the money just fil
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Most people here (myself included) are unable to produce code without an LLM doing it for us.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
The loans will just take longer to repay. There is a market for Anthropic & OpenAI, it just likely doesn't have the 200B profit each year required for the maths to make sense. If shit hits the fan, the companies collapse, then Nvid
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Maybe LLMs are more like humans than we think.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Just because someone has a take different to yours doesn't mean they are a bot or used in some mass manipulation effort. What benefit exactly is achieved by selling a 2016 account (decade old) to then post about Apple potentially relea
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Stripe started as a result of the PayPal Mafia. "In 2011 the company received a $2 million investment, including contributions from Elon Musk, PayPal founder Peter Thiel" [1]. Also fun fact from the Founder's Wikipedia page &
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
>Dispersed points on a map, with a timestamp, and image of the rear of a car are not the same. It might as well be the same for all intents and purposes though. If you place a Flock camera every 100m, the accuracy effectively becomes &lt
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
That pricing is going away soon. It's about to get 5x more expensive.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
I've had multiple accounts with McDonalds and over time, the discounts get worse and worse. The hook you on the cheap Big Mac Meals, or $1 McFlurry, then over time they discover you actually enjoy Big Macs, so they give you less reward
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
'URL shortening was a fucking awful idea' [1] https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/URLTeam#cite_note-1 [2] https://lwn.net/Articles/683880/
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
This is why benchmarks are scary, since Artificial Analysis puts it a fair bit behind Kimi K3. Kimi K3 is a beast though, just costly.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Genuinely why would Elon do a Nazi salute when he's in the Jewish/Israeli class?
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
You can apply to join the Kimi subscriptions. I clicked join on the $20/m plan and got in the same day. Apparently 5x usage when using Kimi Code too.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
That ship has sailed my friend. A man was arrested for clapping at a data center meeting. That is arguably worse "freedom of speech/freedom of expression" than most countries have. Speak ill of Israel and its over too. [1] h
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
A blog by Dario of all people. Totally not bias towards non-US models.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
DeepSeek currently serves both V4 Flash 0424 and V4 Flash 0731 on OpenRouter. I'm not sure why they couldn't serve both V4 Pro versions.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
1. The privacy policy was a bit misleading, but it has since been updated to reflect the exact state of things. [1]. For example, DeepSeek models have ZDR, although their ZDR contract is renewed monthly. It COULD change. You need to toggle
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Can we have a conversation about subscription plans for a minute? I don't mean to hype up the US AI firms, but if a ChatGPT $200/m subscription can get you $16,000 in effective API costs, doesn't effectively every model get d
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Yeah this is a complete lie. You can use effectively any harness and get good results. Harnesses are mostly placebo.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
I've never had a piss or blood test.
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
I'm sure if you make Google Meet appear every time you made a Google query, it would also be the 'fastest-growing product ever'
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
It hallucinates about 50% of the time. [0]. It is completely useless and worse than quantized gpt-oss from over a year ago. It is designed for large scale, instant responses. I hate when co-wokers or friends say "when I searched it up&
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Thinking tokens aren't free though. This is not a valid point of view. If I was being charged for the raw, output/input token count, excluding thinking/reasoning token costs, then sure. But at least via the API, you pay for t
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
There is a number of index funds holding 7.5% of NVIDIA. This consolidation is scary. I've started putting a little bit in emerging markets and China. I cannot trust the US long term, hopefully I'm wrong!
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by HDBaseT 2mo ago
Many gamers already spend $1000+ on a GPU. If you can integrate AI accelerators into consumer cards (you can), you can have local AI for "reasonably" cheap. This is Nvidia's long term goal if you listen to what Jensen has to

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