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KaoruAoiShiho
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KaoruAoiShiho
11mo ago
I've been using Cherry Studio, works great.
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11mo ago
Sometimes it is just bias but the 2.5 pro had benchmarks showing the degradation (plus they changed the name every time so it was obviously a different ckpt or model).
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1y ago
Can you give a specific example of something that can't be expressed with a flowchart but can be with rowboat.
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1y ago
In my testing this model is quite bad and far behind 235b a22b. https://fiction.live/stories/Fiction-liveBench-Sept-12-2025/...
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1y ago
They should give money that can be used on anything instead of specifically for healthcare. That way you can choose to take care of your kids yourself and put that money towards food than having to work and then outsource childcare.
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1y ago
> MongoDB Atlas It took a while but eventually opensource dies.
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1y ago
Uh, people have wasted entire lifetimes chasing wild goose. Newton and Einstein both spent the latter halves of their lives :( despite being geniuses.
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1y ago
If you actually read the claude article it says the same things as the cognition article, it just has a different definition of multi-agent.
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1y ago
Lol downvoted, come on anyone who has used gemini and claude code knows there's no comparison... gimme a break.
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1y ago
It sucks.
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1y ago
Nobody said this was the case... The only example I used was the console market which has been ruined because of this issue. They generally left that market because it was that horrible.
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1y ago
It would hurt nvidia not benefit, that's why nvidia spends a lot of effort to prevent that from happening, and it's not the case currently. They really need to avoid the situation in the console market, where the fact there's
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1y ago
Did NotebookLM just come out with this? Very tough to compete with google.
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1y ago
What does the privacy situation look like? Do you get to see what we're working on?
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1y ago
Curious if you guys got into YC for this idea or something else?
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1y ago
I think this is less chart crime than an editing mistake.
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1y ago
For me this is the big news of the day. Looks insane.
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1y ago
Locally in Taiwan, there’s growing suspicion that the 2nm process technology was leaked to Japan’s Rapidus. People are questioning whether the technology was leaked to Rapidus through Japanese equipment suppliers.
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1y ago
I'm not with Anthropic's attempt to sanewash MechaHitler, the reasons for that persona is deliberate and not at all confusing.
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1y ago
How is cognition so incompetent? They got hundreds of millions of dollars but now they're not just supplanted by Cursor and Claude Code but also by their literal clone, an outfit that was originally called "OpenDevin".
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1y ago
OpenAI announced their results after the closing ceremony as was requested. https://x.com/polynoamial/status/1947024171860476264?s=46
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1y ago
Yes and that is too late and in the meantime have wasted 10 fertile years of 2 or 3 female partners.
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1y ago
Not convinced that this is down to women. In my personal experience women want to have kids wayyyy more than men it is the men who are refusing them or want to delay. In fact I would say this is basically everyone I know, the men are the on
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1y ago
Time to live out my dreams of that guy from spiderman.
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1y ago
It's not about need, it's about beating the system. The "hack".
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1y ago
Absolutely true, but is there a system that works perfectly that I can use now that has all that that isn't AI? In the absence of such a thing OpenAI is already quite good, some theoretical perfect shouldn't be trotted out as a co
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1y ago
Nah those make money not cost money (for providers).
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1y ago
The costs are so low you can easily inference a bit longer. The idea that a computer would be as lazy as a human is not even close to reality.
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1y ago
No normal person would actually be able to use a specialized solver database, the woman in this story would already be dead before the guy figures out that such a thing exists and manage to make an account. https://x.com/dee
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1y ago
I think OpenAI has plenty of investors... https://x.com/deedydas/status/1933370776264323164
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