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3mo ago
Exactly. I simply don't have the time to deal with non-SOTA model output.
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3mo ago
So I keep hearing.
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3mo ago
I'm the only dev. I simply don't have time for dealing with the code from non-SOTA models. I'm doing all I can to keep this business afloat.
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4mo ago
I'm a small software business owner in Europe. I have to assume my competition is willing to pay for any business advantage they can get. And so I also have to pay for the SOTA model, whatever it is.
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4mo ago
"can" is doing a lot of work in that sentence.
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4mo ago
Horseshoe Theory strikes again: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horseshoe_theory
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4mo ago
Apple is proof that people still like spending money on expensive little nice things, even in this economic climate. I understand there is a segment that is disappointed that the Steam Machine isn't being priced as a discount item, but
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4mo ago
You'll need to make all US customers provide personal IDs for access first. I'm not American, but I do often hear how attached Americans can be to their personal firearms and how against providing their personal ID they can be.
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4mo ago
Errr you just responded to someone that is offshore and is using AI to be much cheaper than local talent.
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4mo ago
Googly started showing sublinks into my site when I added json ld. So that was cool.
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4mo ago
This was in Denmark
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4mo ago
That's all besides the point.
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4mo ago
The platform risk for people outside the US using US based AI products is enormous, as we just learned when Fable got yoinked.
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4mo ago
Yes, that's what was said basically. The pedantry is not adding anything to the conversation.
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4mo ago
My sense is that enterprises are extremely cautious. They like everything that is already common and hr friendly. They abhor anything that might be seen as divisive and controversial. That's why they're currently going with Anthro
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4mo ago
The Earendil guys are European and very sane. Zero sf vibes from them.
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4mo ago
Just because I don't personally know anyone using deepseek. I'm in northern europe. I can imagine there's a big huge chunk of the world that is priced out of using openai or anthropic, and I'm blind to it because of wher
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4mo ago
I used 80% of my 5h anthropic usage window on a code review using fable. I tried this twice on two different feature implementations. Same result.
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4mo ago
Oh wow deepseek is on par in usage with anthropic: https://openrouter.ai/deepseek Deepseek has been on a growth spurt recently. Openai is at half and looks almost flat in comparison to anthropic and deepseek.
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4mo ago
It's not fair to people with Down Syndrome to romanticize and downplay their suffering. They all have to suffer with a strong disease their whole lives. Many are much to sick to part of "normal life" and we never see the real
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4mo ago
A quick google tells me that software devs usually count for 20% to 40% of the total workforce in a software company. The rest is overhead that increases with every added dev.
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4mo ago
My man, it's 2026. How long will you have to wait for the spacex claims to become "not too far off now"?
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4mo ago
Bun and Deno are not js runtimes either. They are wrappers for existing js runtimes and add additional apis.
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4mo ago
OXC predates VoidZero and is made by Boshen. Evan had to try for a while until he was able to convince Boshen to join them. OXC is the best of the JS toolchains implemented in Rust, so it was definitely a scoop.
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4mo ago
The question I have is: Is Vite becoming the all-in-one nodejs tool that is replacing all the other full featured js tooling favorites like Bun, Deno and pnpm?
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5mo ago
This is a big fat "it depends". It depends on how you use the llm. You can use the llm to write your homework or you can use the llm as a teaching assistant to help you learn. Different people choose different paths. I grew up see
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5mo ago
I see how this might seem like it would make Bun important to Anthropic, but there are just so many examples of companies losing interest in the technology that their product "runs on". It's just infrastructure to them. To th
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5mo ago
I'm surprised they've been able to keep the stock price and the revenue flat given they competitive environment they've been in for many years. They've been going head to head with the cloud infrastructure hyperscalers a
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5mo ago
What we need is a new made up word with a clean etymology. For such a word to gain traction, we need it to be promoted by someone with clout in the AI space. I don't know if Karpathy has used up his quota of invention of AI nomenclatur
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5mo ago
Sensible.
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