Topfi

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by Topfi 6mo ago
Thanks for the recommendation and sharing your evals, will take a closer look at them. Yes, the Mimo models are very interesting, end-to-end pricing wise especially, though in my tool call runs, GLM 4.7 Flash did slightly better at roughly
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Why Everyone Is Obsessed with Claude Code – Enrico Tartarotti [video](youtube.com)
3 points by Topfi 6mo ago|0 comments
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by Topfi 6mo ago
Yes, Mercury 2 is a reasoning model [0]. [0] https://docs.inceptionlabs.ai/get-started/models#mercury-2
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by Topfi 6mo ago
I've found the latency and pricing make Mercury 2 extremely compelling for some UX experiments focused around automated note tagging/interlinking. Far more than the Gemini Flash Lite I used before, it made some interactions nearly
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by Topfi 6mo ago
It is accessible to paying subscribers and shown as K2.6-code-preview in the console [0] [1]. [0] https://www.kimi.com/code/console [1] https://imgur.com/a/hljM9ZV
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by Topfi 6mo ago
The "AI" additions to Notepad are not limited to systems with an NPU. Why would they be, it's powered by LLMs running on Azure [0]. These sudden additions also correlated with the first CVE [1] in Notepad since its inception,
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2025 Tesla Cybertruck: Regular Car Reviews [video](youtube.com)
16 points by Topfi 6mo ago|2 comments
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by Topfi 6mo ago
I thought this was going to be on a softwarefix for the appalling inconsistency that are macOS Tahoe window corners. What I found deeply disturbed me, though I must agree, the edges are a bit more sharp then I'd like and a slight curva
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by Topfi 6mo ago
I'd be very surprised if this wasn't in preparation for limited Mythos access. Same with ULTRAPLAN, ULTRAREVIEW, etc.
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by Topfi 6mo ago
In fairness, a well designed and tested weapon at least can be expected to reliably and consistently perform the same thing each time. We also understand deeply how they work and can easily investigate if something happens whether it was us
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by Topfi 6mo ago
> unless you specifically want to make it illegal to not be OpenAI [...] If that is an "unintended" consequence, I am certain OpenAI wouldn't be opposed. Preventing competition whilst keeping any potentially profit risking
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by Topfi 6mo ago
Quoting the original bill [0]: > "Critical harm" means the death or serious injury of 100 or more people or at least $1,000,000,000 of damages to rights in property caused or materially enabled by a frontier model, through eith
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by Topfi 6mo ago
There are four ̶s̶i̶x̶ ̶(s̶e̶v̶e̶n̶ five counting the web version) maintained Outlook variants on Windows 11, last I checked and I have issues with each one. Search especially, but then that has remained an unsolved problem for 30 years. I
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by Topfi 6mo ago
In fairness, the transition away from MSFT 365 Copilot (as we all of course call Office now) might include more friction. Mountainous VBasic monstrosities are sometimes the way things get done in orgs I am personally familiar with and that
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by Topfi 6mo ago
Respectfully, so what? There have always be specific use cases and user bases requiring a specific OS. No one ever considered OpenBSD interchangeable with Windows, few see Linux distros as a 100% drop in replacement for someone relying on L
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by Topfi 6mo ago
The fact that both knew that C++ is a programming language at all, must suffice as evidence, at least for the purposes of this Article. Weirdly a real divergence from the Theranos reporting, which on top of that, also was absolutely in the
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by Topfi 6mo ago
But are they themselves newsworthy or is it what they created and that they hold a lot of coins? There are many people, both FOSS devs and working for major corporations, that have contributed or singularly been responsible for very impactf
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by Topfi 6mo ago
In Austria we put it to a vote. Right after building the first fission plant. We never switched it on after a narrow defeat. At least in our narrow case, the restrictions were exclusively democratic.
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by Topfi 6mo ago
Signal, an App predominantly used by governmental officials to leak war plans or bypass historical recording obligations.
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by Topfi 6mo ago
The leaps here would get one laughed out of an early 2k conspiracy forum.
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by Topfi 6mo ago
Bob uses electricity provided from a coal power plant, therefore he must be able to design a Fission plant. Yeah, these are some massive leaps, the question of why, beyond morbid curiosity, one must dox Satoshi not withstanding. Satoshi or
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by Topfi 6mo ago
Ah yes, the cautionary tale where the leadership is willing to accept their own faults, seeks out the most competent to solve their issue, despite initial reservations are willing to go with the suggestions provided and a public that, upon
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by Topfi 6mo ago
Harm from exposure can take a lot of shapes and sizes that go beyond the physical and the potential prosecution that someone may be held accountable I find weak.
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by Topfi 6mo ago
Fair assumption, but unlike Lava, TC never had customer/user data. The NSL/forced shut down theories also make little sense to me however, the fork was up by the end of the week and was easy to foresee. Kinda why this fascinates m
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OpenRouter Model Fusion(openrouter.ai)
2 points by Topfi 6mo ago|0 comments
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by Topfi 6mo ago
I knew the speculation on him being involved in some capacity, but as the wiki page states, this was never confirmed in any substantial way. More importantly, if development seized with no public comment, that would be one thing and may str
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by Topfi 6mo ago
Honest question, did we ever get an answer what was the cause for the sudden change from the original Truecrypt developer? Even if one doesn't want to maintain that project for purely private reasons, recommending Bitlocker as the drop
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Claude Mythos Preview: Available in Private Preview on Vertex AI(cloud.google.com)
1 points by Topfi 6mo ago|1 comments
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by Topfi 6mo ago
At least here in Austria, I honestly rarely, if ever, see them do that. Either roads or dedicated/mixed designated cycle paths. We do have enforcement even against cyclists, though more than anything, that catches all the "unlocke
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by Topfi 6mo ago
It is amazing they openly shared their findings [0], but one thing I am missing is what this design would cost if put into mass production. To the biggest layman possible, it reads like while the design is clever and would be more expensive

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