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by Oras 5mo ago
Technical issue causing over billing? Mythos is going well I see
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by Oras 5mo ago
Neither on mobile chrome
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by Oras 5mo ago
Their revenue is 20B, so they still worth multiples of 10B regardless of valuation even if you consider the basic 5x revenue valuation https://www.reuters.com/business/openai-cfo-says-annualized-...
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by Oras 5mo ago
MS put 10B for 50% if I remember correctly. OpenAI is worth many multiples of that.
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by Oras 6mo ago
They just announced their new chip, and they are the ones created transformers yet investing this amount in a competitor? I don’t know what to make of it
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by Oras 6mo ago
The tech job market is in dark state now, really not much options to choose “meaningful”. I feel for the those who will hear the bad news, whether meta or other companies, and I hope they will cope and get other roles
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by Oras 6mo ago
More on the 7th minute if you’re using opus
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by Oras 6mo ago
I used pro via API (DeepSeek API not OpenRouter) with Claude Code, and the planning, visual solution, understanding was fantastic. I would say I wouldn't notice this wasn't Opus 4.6. What I asked was looking at a feature implement
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by Oras 6mo ago
are govs required to comply with GDPR and data breaches laws?
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by Oras 6mo ago
If these models reach quality of Opus 4.5, then DGX could be a good alternative for serious dev teams to run local models. It is not that expensive and has short time to make ROI
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by Oras 6mo ago
I agree. The problem is the noise ratio, not how the platform was implemented.
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by Oras 6mo ago
My test for image models is asking it to create an image showing chess openings. Both this model and Banana pro are so bad at it. While the image looks nice, the actual details are always wrong, such as showing pawns in wrong locations, mis
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by Oras 6mo ago
Incredible, powerful, but I couldn't believe how fast I hit the limits compared to how it was with Opus 4.6. They removed Opus 4.6 completely from CC. I would prefer it with the previous limits. That's not how you keep your custom
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by Oras 6mo ago
Not just aesthetics though, from time to time I implement the same feature with CC and Codex just to compare results, and I yet to find Codex making better decisions or even the completeness of the feature. For more complicated stuff, like
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by Oras 6mo ago
cheaper is quite subjective, I just went to their pricing page [0] and cost saving compared to performance does not sell it well (again, personal opinion). CC has a limited capacity for Opus, but fairly good for Sonnet. For Codex, never had
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by Oras 6mo ago
I find it odd that none of OpenAI models was used in comparison, but used Z GLM 5.1. Is Z (GLM 5.1) really that good? It is crushing Opus 4.5 in these benchmarks, if that is true, I would have expected to read many articles on HN on how peo
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by Oras 6mo ago
Would be nice to see the ratio of OpenClaw stars
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by Oras 6mo ago
Data suggest different outcomes, there was always a way to standardise interfaces, from Twitter bootstrap, all the way to shadcn. Not everyone is looking for unique design, 70% of the web is still using Wordpress. I would say majority prefe
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by Oras 6mo ago
you're confusing LLMs with humans
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by Oras 6mo ago
This would work on people too, you can see daily fake info/text/videos and many people believing in them. LLMs do not think, why this is still hard to understand? They just spit out whatever data they analyse and trained on. I fee
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by Oras 6mo ago
> majority of users on this planet don't use AI agents like that Source?
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by Oras 6mo ago
It looks so promising, but the first thing came to my mind is these models are mostly trained on the default cli output, would compressing it mess with the output of these models?
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by Oras 6mo ago
> available in Private Preview to a select group of Google Cloud customers, as part of Project Glasswing
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by Oras 6mo ago
Fines. No one should cross roads/paths randomly, with or without headphones. One large fine, and people will learn.
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by Oras 6mo ago
Over engineering in real life, solving lack of common sense by introducing a solution where the cyclist is paying. I think the solution is nice for sure, but solving the wrong problem.
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by Oras 6mo ago
They didn’t ask for any of that when harvesting personal financial data, how lovely
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by Oras 6mo ago
Also focusing on memory and metabolism, I thought it’s about aging in general such as muscles and mobility
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by Oras 6mo ago
The timeframe of 6 months is kind of a fantasy. Building a business or successful product takes way more than that. It’s a marathon not a sprint. The outliers that you might see are one of the following: - Someone with large following/
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by Oras 6mo ago
I like the idea and the clarity to explain the usage, my question would be: what kind of tasks it would be useful for?
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by Oras 6mo ago
Well I’m a software engineer and code more than 4 hours per day. But I do check the generated code, make sure it doesn’t go banana. I wouldn’t do multiple features at the same time as I have no idea how people are checking the output after

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