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by SXX 5mo ago
I think your demo need more realistic thinking logs because thinking usually burns at least 2x to 3x of tokens of the code and for harder tasks much more.
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by SXX 5mo ago
What Kimi exactly? What version and quant?
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by SXX 5mo ago
It is animated just no movement like on my 3.5 flash examples. Try different browser might be unless it iOS.
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by SXX 5mo ago
I think it's unreasonable to expect models generate complex stories in single prompt since they trained to be concise, but I tried. This is prompt on top of story with no control buttons request: Now think, plan how to tell this s
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by SXX 5mo ago
Yup. My bad. It was just first idea that come to my mind since I enjoy visually compare each new release with unique prompts.
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by SXX 5mo ago
Well, honestly this is quite impressive compared to 3.1 Flash Lite and 2.5 Pro. Considering that 2.5 Pro is actually quite good at generating massive amounts of code one shot.
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by SXX 5mo ago
Gemma 4 E4B it via Edge Gallery on pixel phone: https://gistpreview.github.io/?da742884e5e830ce71ee4db877519... OFC this is just for fun, but nevertheless gave me working code on first try.
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by SXX 5mo ago
Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite Thinking High - 2,526 tokens: https://gistpreview.github.io/?3496285c5dac5ba10ebbc0b201a1a... Gemini 2.5 Pro - 5,325 tokens: https://gistpreview.github.io/?cc5e0fefeaaffecd228c16c95e736
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by SXX 5mo ago
> Create animated SVG of a frog on a boat rowing through jungle river. Single page self contained HTML page with SVG 3.5 Flash: Thinking Medium - 7516 tokens https://gistpreview.github.io/?5c9858fd2057e678b55d563d
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by SXX 5mo ago
Any reasonable large city will be fully packed with cars unless it enforce high parking fees and congestion charges. No matter how much car infrastructure you build and self driving will only make it worse because it will incentify car use.
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by SXX 5mo ago
Author forgot that after 3 years when hardware no longer decent for inference you can still resell it for 25-50% of price. Obviously if RAM apocalypse passes by then high-end configurations preserve resale value worse than base models, but
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by SXX 5mo ago
While there is obviously no one easy solution for every city situation could easily be improved in a lot of them if there was political will. At least it would be 1000% more sane than pitching underground car tunnels. It obviously take deca
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by SXX 5mo ago
Both self driving craze and car tunnel madness is only possible at all because how car centric US mindset is. If you even try to suggest that people could instead use good public transport and pedestrian infrastructure they would look at yo
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by SXX 5mo ago
As far as I get it GDS cant just build things fast for the reasons you mention and refugee situation look like reasonable one to outsource it.
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by SXX 5mo ago
In some countries yeah. In UK almost all of gov.uk even hosted on github with public commit history. But its kind a obvious why some system for refugees was outsourced for consultancy.
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by SXX 5mo ago
VPN market is huge, but in my opinion majority of people who buy it "for privacy" dont really care about privacy and just use the same Google services or other accounts registered using a mobile phone number. You really cant blame
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by SXX 5mo ago
> Almost all governments have a legally defined public procurement framework. These frameworks are all created and administered by same career bureaucrats. > If this is overridden, it's pretty much always by elected p
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by SXX 5mo ago
We're talking on website with one of highest concentration of tech savvy IT professionals, programmers, cyber security experts, etc. What percent on people on Hacker News who say they care about privacy live without Google, Apple, Micr
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by SXX 5mo ago
Because "nation states" are not one making decision either. It's done by one specific career bureaucrat or group of them and even best of people who work on such positions usually choose it because of job security and stabili
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by SXX 5mo ago
But what privacy do you think majority of people who not doing something badly illegal expect from VPNs? Most likely these people just look to hide their torrenting, saying political shit on Twitter from employer and not share their choice
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by SXX 5mo ago
Whole idea of "put phone in location X" alone is much harder to implement than to buy 5, 10 or 100 VPN account or servers with crypto and setup how you like. Like you need to physically be there, need ability to connect phone it t
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by SXX 5mo ago
Yes and 5G provider knows your exact location while VPNs can be easily chained.
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by SXX 5mo ago
This depends on your treat model. If what you worry about is massive collection of Linux ISOs that you download and distribute over P2P then probably shady VPN ISP is what you need.
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by SXX 5mo ago
It looks like you got some amazing deal even if it worse display because even in Indonesia I can't find options cheaper than $200.
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by SXX 5mo ago
What's your point? My M1 Air display just failed on me after 5 and half years of daily 10-16 hours of use. Considered how non repairable some parts in MacBooks are I'd rather recommend people buy more expensive new one. E.g you ca
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by SXX 5mo ago
There is massive percent of population whose needs will be 200% covered with Neo performance. Most people just need a laptop for web browser, watching videos, occasional app use. Problem with cheap Windows laptops and Chromebooks is not per
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by SXX 5mo ago
I guess for $126 you mean just display itself? Not complete assembly? If so this is like an option for like super skilled 1% of 1% of us who repair their devices. I obviously checked repair videos and just disassembling top part almost impo
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by SXX 5mo ago
Apple silicon is only been around for 5+ years, but people tend to forget how bad Intel macs overheated, throttled and hand tons of other thermal related issues.
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by SXX 5mo ago
Mine M1 Air display just failed after 5+ years out of the blue like worked at night and stopped in morning and even pre-used LCD assembly cost $200-300. So repairing makes no financial sense. Yet considering the price I've paid for it
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by SXX 5mo ago
It's not "soldered". It's literally part of SOC package as it's comes out of TSMC lines. Using exactly the same iPhone chip is kind a the only reason they can target this price target. Hate to defend Apple here, but

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