KingMob

9 ms·

151.
by KingMob 7mo ago
I think you've had enough internet for today
152.
by KingMob 7mo ago
I'm pretty sure they're being sarcastic
153.
by KingMob 7mo ago
Except nobody wants Red Delicious.
154.
by KingMob 7mo ago
14 seconds? Lights are expensive when to comes to batteries.
155.
by KingMob 7mo ago
It's why I wake up at 3am to make sure my agents aren't waiting on me :D
156.
by KingMob 8mo ago
High accuracy, actually, but non-existent sensitivity and high bias. What you're looking for is called "signal detection theory".
157.
by KingMob 8mo ago
A config page. Reasonable padding defaults. Probably more, but after dealing with unhelpful errors while trying to debug my config file, I figured I'd come back to ghostty another time.
158.
by KingMob 8mo ago
Ewww, hero worship.
159.
by KingMob 8mo ago
Beats me. Its hype is all out of proportion to its features. Maybe this is why the creator is touting the use of libghostty, the underlying library.
160.
by KingMob 8mo ago
I loved the Hyperion books, but I moved on to other authors over time. Apparently, this is for the best, given what I've heard about his attitudes and his writing in his later decades.
161.
by KingMob 8mo ago
I visited Vientiane in Laos a couple years ago. One of the more depressing places to visit there is the COPE Center. It's a group that provides prosthetics to people who have lost body parts due to landmines left over from the Vietnam
162.
by KingMob 8mo ago
That same logic applies in reverse, though, so it can't be the answer. If the Allies surrendered to the Axis, it would have also saved lives.
163.
by KingMob 8mo ago
> 94.5% in itself is suspicious No it's not, that's a reported mean, presumably with the right number of significant digits. If you want to criticize the variance/stddev, do so, but you picked the wrong metric if that&#x27
164.
by KingMob 8mo ago
"How were we to know Skynet would update its soul.md to say 'KILL ALL HUMANS'?"
165.
by KingMob 8mo ago
Why is this topical for HN?
166.
by KingMob 8mo ago
> Not really, flat-rate pricing simply gives you a fixed token allotment, so less caching means you consume your 5-hour/weekly allotment faster. Higher costs for Anthropic, not users. With a tool that caches suboptimally, you cost A
167.
by KingMob 8mo ago
> That is not what people mean I don't really think that view is as widespread as you believe.
168.
by KingMob 8mo ago
> But wouldn't a less efficient tool simply consume your 5-hour/weekly quota faster? Maybe. First, Anthropic is also trying to manage user satisfaction as well as costs. If OpenCode or whatever burns through your limits faster,
169.
by KingMob 8mo ago
Yes, and my point is that thinking the cost of subscriptions is only inference, and not the research, is mistaken. They can totally lose money on subscriptions despite the costs of inference, because research costs have to be counted too.
170.
by KingMob 8mo ago
> They are not losing money on subscription plans. Inference is very cheap - just a few dollars per million tokens. What they’re trying to do is bundle R&D costs with inference so they can fund the training of the next generation of
171.
by KingMob 8mo ago
Presumably because their flat rate pricing is based off their ability to manage token use via their first-party tools. A third-party tool may be less efficient in saving costs (I have heard many of them don't hit Anthropic LLMs' c
172.
by KingMob 8mo ago
Hey, it's the Antimemetics Division author, qntm!
173.
by KingMob 8mo ago
For those who don't want to install yet another wrapper, you can just use the `--verbose` flag: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/cli-reference#cli-flags
174.
by KingMob 8mo ago
Oh, the irony of Peter Thiel being involved in age verification, after lunching with Epstein (post-conviction).
175.
by KingMob 8mo ago
IANAL, but the Polyform Project ( https://polyformproject.org/ ) apparently are, and they drafted a suite of licenses for these purposes. Also, I'm not sure how anathema AGPL is. It's true I rarely see AGPL projects
176.
by KingMob 8mo ago
I wish they would unleash it on the Google Cloud console. Whatever version of Gemini they offer in the sidebar when I log in is terrible .
177.
by KingMob 8mo ago
Intriguing, but I wonder if they've looked at whole-conversation token usage, though, and not just short tasks. I just saw a [paper]( https://arxiv.org/pdf/2602.05447 ) that investigated similar aspects of TOON (whi
178.
by KingMob 8mo ago
I mean it's still far off, because they said "historical context", i.e., the actual past, but your prompt is about a hypothetical future. (I suspect you tried a prompt about the original founding fathers, and found it didn&
179.
by KingMob 8mo ago
He doesn't have a point, because he doesn't know how socialism and communism are alike, and how they differ. He's arguing against what he imagined I wrote.
180.
by KingMob 8mo ago
Great, so... share some evidence? You do realize how "90% of budget goes to battling govt" sounds wildly inflated to most readers, right?

More ›