SyneRyder

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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
I think those of us who are using AI consistently believe you and understand. I'd say roughly the same thing about Claude in terms of numbers. I think many people who don't believe you just haven't built-up the kind of prompt
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
I don't use Codex CLI myself, but you can configure it to point to OpenRouter instead. OpenRouter has some instructions for Codex CLI and Claude Code here (though they mention Claude Code is not guaranteed to work!): https:/&#x2F
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
Javascript source code appears to be here: https://om-intelligence.ch/projects/vocal-notation/vocal-not... The comments mention it is using autocorrelation ACF2+ for pitch detection, and Krumhansl-Schmuckler for k
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
I'm pretty sure you're not the only one. My relief was less about having another week of Fable access, and more "thank goodness I might get a normal night of sleep tonight".
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
Anthropic have extended Fable access again to July 19. The notice should pop up in your Claude Code now when you start a new session (also announced on the ClaudeDevs X account first).
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
I don't think I am — but I am rather Claude-pilled, and graphics algorithms are right in my wheelhouse. I look forward to being able to see C-beams glitter in the dark near Tannhäuser Gate.
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
I've just tried it on my large desktop monitor (roughly 1440p, not HiDPI), and I now see "Ghost Font" extremely clearly and can't see the decoy at all. If I scale my browser window to 30% zoom, then I can just see the &q
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
Took me a long time to realise that "Written In Ghost Text" wasn't actually the text I was meant to be reading, and that was only the decoy message. I can barely read the actual message, and it's about as "readable&
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
> ... make it a lot more expensive to use for multi-turn coding than many would assume from the $2/$6 headline numbers they led with. There's a further sting in the tail, Grok 4.5 is only $2/$6 for the first 200k of cont
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
Similar story here. They took my ~$100/yr Harvest time-tracking Solo plan, increased the price by 2.5x for a more restricted plan than I had... or I could get back the plan I had for $20,000/year. So I downloaded my data, and had
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
Are you familiar with the Rosie the dog story? AI designs cancer vaccine for dog but scientists says red tape a barrier for human care https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06-22/australian-dog-cancer... People have
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
Seems like you're asking for the Artificial Analysis "Intelligence vs Cost" benchmark, perhaps? https://artificialanalysis.ai/?cost=intelligence-vs-cost-per...
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
Wow, this was worth watching more than I expected it to be. Not because of anything Karp is saying - okay, so Palantir thinks they're going to make their own frontier model by fine tuning Nemotron, good luck with that. Watch the body l
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
My understanding of the rumor is that it wasn't OpenAI itself, but one of the post-blip OpenAI breakaway groups (rumoured to be Thinking Machines) who have made a breakthrough and seem to be shopping it to OpenAI. I don't think it
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
I did a quick look for 200k models on OpenRouter. There's a lot of previous-gen Minimax 2.5 & 2.7, GLM 5.1 that are around 200k. But also on the list at 200k are "Free Models Router" and "Claude Haiku 4.5". I wo
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by SyneRyder 3mo ago
>Problem 3: "you'll hit the 200k token limit..." ... Suggestion: use 1 million context window LLMs. Yes, if the model someone is using only has 200k token limit, that would immediately suggest to me that it really isn&#x
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by SyneRyder 4mo ago
Thank you, I haven't heard of Cortecs before. Might see if I can integrate this into my harness, or at least wire up Tensorix. Also, I don't know how accurate that tokens/per/second measure for GLM 5.2 is, but if that is
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by SyneRyder 4mo ago
It's because GLM 5.2 is offered on many inference providers, including providers in the US. Those companies only make their money by charging for inference, and yet they seem to be doing quite well while charging the exact same prices
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by SyneRyder 4mo ago
I do agree in cases where I'm using API and not the subscription, this would be very costly via API. Not sure why the tokens wouldn't be in the cache though? Seems everything should be cached as long as I'm within the 1 hour
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by SyneRyder 4mo ago
Not only that, but using Opus 4.8 [1m] right now outside the US, and suddenly I only have a 500k context window. I really hope this is just a strange Claude Code bug, but I had access to a 1 Million window before, and it wouldn't entir
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by SyneRyder 4mo ago
> There is probably a market for Deepseek/GLM served from non CCP available servers. I might even look into how hard that would be to setup here. Please do. There is definitely a market for Deepseek / GLM hosted from non-Chin
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by SyneRyder 4mo ago
This caught my eye: > The script ended up outputing code that uses variables outside of their scope, didn't utilize like 90% of the features of the language Using variables outside of their scope sounds very unusual to me for Clau
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by SyneRyder 4mo ago
I've had success with vision models & OCR, saved me many hours / days / weeks of typing work. Last year I finally OCR'd many hundreds of pages of my father's old writings. I found that feeding it to Claude Sonne
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by SyneRyder 4mo ago
Not behind Tor here, but I just got a "406 Not Acceptable" with "Your browser is not supported". I'm running Firefox here, but on an older machine with an ESR v115 release. Does your site use particular functionalit
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by SyneRyder 4mo ago
To save others a search, the Top Gear story (it's only 40 seconds): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3EBs7sCOzo Aside from that - as for parent poster's story about needing to register a company, perhaps they are
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by SyneRyder 4mo ago
Upstate New York has a site for testing and reporting / tracking. Costs are $80 USD for a comprehensive test though. It looks like they'll test just for Lyme for $20, but if you found a tick on you I imagine you'll want to kn
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by SyneRyder 4mo ago
That's strange to me that you mention London as being similar to Glasgow. I've not had the chance to visit either, but my go-to on this topic has always been this faux news story on the Mash Report: Northener Terrifies Londoners B
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by SyneRyder 4mo ago
OpenRouter has a list of providers, looks like NovitaAI would meet those criteria. Though not for $50/mth for 80/M tokens, which I assume is the Z.ai subscription pricing. https://openrouter.ai/z-ai/glm-5.2
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by SyneRyder 4mo ago
I think it's out now - or do you mean as part of the Zen subscription? The API GLM 5.2 launched last night with several providers on OpenRouter. I had a short conversation, didn't get to test much, but initial impressions "th
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by SyneRyder 4mo ago
Hmm, I'm skeptical of small model AI - they are useful for specific domains & the task they're trained for, I just think it's thinking too small. I worry that the people who think AI is only useful for email triage and O

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