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by __natty__ 4mo ago
Because this is how LinkedIn “specialists” promotes LLM. The same specialists shouting about crypto a few years ago, then specialists about nft and now about how coding, architecture, accounting, law, medicine and basically every white coll
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
And often it’s not perfect either. Just because one is true it doesn’t dismiss the other
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
> Windows 11 ships with two versions of Outlook. There is Outlook Classic, the long-running Win32 desktop app built for power users, and there is the new Outlook, which Microsoft is pushing as the future of email on Windows. The newer on
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
> As a Go developer I'm also really looking forward to their Go port of the filesystem watcher package You plan to contribute to the TypeScript project?
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Why Your Team Ships 2x the PRs and Delivers the Same(openmercato.com)
2 points by __natty__ 4mo ago|0 comments
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
I disagree. At least from my experience it still hallucinates a lot of times - it's just better at hiding that. That causes issues and it's hard to believe for me inexperienced person can spot this problems.
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
I disagree. Searching in google now IS using generative AI.
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
A year or two ago people were concerned that Google was losing its battle to OpenAI. Today Google puts heavy emphasis on AI search. Most common folks are now using them. I know in a minute or two many Kagi, DDG or other alternatives will re
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
I wonder how many people are scraping this thread right now and posting into llm something like “take the best ideas from this thread with highest chance of quick revenue”. Anyway, I’m working on my manual skills of soldering.
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
Everything went off the rails after we invented rails.
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
Same thoughts. If I need more performant caddy alternative I'm going to use nginx at least it has some extras.
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
Truely good work! It’s responsive, clean and “onboarding” experience without signup walls is great. Good job.
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Kimi K2.7 Code(kimi.com)
4 points by __natty__ 4mo ago|1 comments
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
I do not trust Anthropic anymore. They put in silent guardrails, reverted them later after people complained to save face, were loud and obnoxious about how their models are dangerous and should be regulated, and now this. Too much drama fo
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
Heh it got me then :)
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
Funny enough. I’m opening this on mobile internet connection and it stuck at loading spinner. I don’t know if the problem is with my internet (probably not) or support for mobile so I can’t even read the content.
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Cursor users must consent to data collection in order to use Fable 5(cursor.com)
2 points by __natty__ 4mo ago|1 comments
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
Quote from the dashboard: >By using Fable 5 you understand that the model provider will retain agent request and output data associated with this model, regardless of your Cursor Privacy Mode setting. >This data will be used for autom
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
This makes Fable unusable for me. If I cannot tell whether I am paying for the whole service or just a partial one, because somehow their guardrails have decided my work silently broke their terms of service, then I prefer to go to older mo
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Two Leaps to 1000 Tokens/s on a 1T-Parameter Model(tilert.ai)
7 points by __natty__ 4mo ago|0 comments
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
With this at 1k tps and Kimi 2.6 1k tps by Cerebras, I believe we are entering the next stage of LLMs, where companies will also compete on throughput
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
Lmao. Price for the original battery pack is absurdly high. Good clone.
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
Maybe I’m naive but the longest single workflow I ran was maybe 15 minutes. How do you steer agents to run “overnight”? And what is the quality of such execution?
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
It’s fascinating for me to see how small language models grow recently in capabilities while still consumer friendly in size to run on their machines
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Basic Soldering Lesson 1 – "Solder and Flux" [video](youtube.com)
3 points by __natty__ 4mo ago|0 comments
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Creating Games on Android(godotengine.org)
4 points by __natty__ 4mo ago|0 comments
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
It's good there is a new player on the market, I take benchmark tables with a grain of salt, however. Speaking about model presentation it's funny to see how clearly their website is inspired by other AI company blogs with extra i
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
Maybe one day companies will optimize AI costs by hiring people?
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
> Together, we are organising around the things we want to change. Starting with: Pay transparency Flexible working An end to crunch That’s a lot of demands, what next? Competitive salary?! /sarcasm I hope more people will start fig
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by __natty__ 4mo ago
As for the demo it's fast and extremely dumb like expected for 2B. I asked how to stop drinking habit and in just one follow-up message it recommended trying 8% ABV. Hilarious.

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