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by _blk 5mo ago
The issue might not be the wattage bit rather the minimum voltage. (Some?) Macs seems to charge at 15v already, most laptops need 20v
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by _blk 6mo ago
Glad you like yours. I like (Vanilla) Gnome + PaperWM. But seriously why would they disabled the middle mouse copy paste buffer by default? Anyways, gnome tweaks to the rescue I guess
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by _blk 6mo ago
Hehe, and Anthropic on the other tab would display "Curing... Almost done thinking at xhigh"
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by _blk 6mo ago
Would be interesting to hook up a much simpler LLM as fact checker to see when errors are introduced. If I had to place a hidden target it'd probably be around RNGs or publicly exposed services..
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by _blk 6mo ago
..you forgot to mention that any technology in China, foreign or domestic, can and will be used for and to the benefit of the -military- party.. But like someone posted: "not perfect" fits the bill. Check out the Sean Ryan Show wi
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by _blk 6mo ago
Thanks for sharing all those experiences and tech explanations in how tractor clutches work everyone. Great thread to read. I'm kinda surprised the OP made the HN tops but DIY anything seems to be experiencing a Renaissance. (Not too b
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by _blk 6mo ago
What hardware do you run it on? Trying to consider the cost of subscription + API vs new HW..
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by _blk 6mo ago
I'm starstruck. Honestly sad but not surprising since we live in the age where attention is a currency anything will be done to attempt to buy attention. Just look at how many cool and legit open projects have the star-meter graph in t
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by _blk 6mo ago
Totally agree with you. What a shame. But when I look at the national debt that seems even more out of reach, I do tend to consider that maybe the stars should wait till we have our s..tuff together here on earth. Privately funded, no issu
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by _blk 6mo ago
That'd be awesome but it doesn't reflect what I see. Do you have a source for that? What I see is if take a quick break the session loses ~5% right at the start of the next prompt processing. (I'm currently on max 5x)
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by _blk 6mo ago
I like not running into the mandatory compaction but I do try to actively keep it under too. From an Anthropic standpoint with the new(ish) 5min cache timeout, it's a great way to get people to burn tokens on reinitializing the cache w
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by _blk 6mo ago
Is there any model that practically compares to Sonnet 4.6 in code and vision and runs on home-grade (12G-24G) cards?
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by _blk 6mo ago
From what I understand you shouldn't wait more than 5min between prompts without compacting or clearing or you'll pay for reinitializing the cache. With compaction you still pay but it's less input tokens. (Is compaction itse
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by _blk 6mo ago
The challenge is not if you could do all of it without AI but any of it that you couldn't before. Not everyone learns at the same pace and not everyone has the same fault tolerance threshold. In my experiencd some people are what I
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by _blk 6mo ago
Great minds think alike ;)
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by _blk 6mo ago
hmm, I just reverted to 2.1.98 and now with /model default has the (1M context) and opus is without (200k) .. it's totally possible that I just missed the difference between the recommended model opus 1M and opus when I checked th
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by _blk 6mo ago
yup, after the token-increase from CC from two weeks ago, I'm now consistently filling the 1M context window that never went above 30-40% a few days ago. Did they turn it off? I used to see the Co-Authored by Opus 4.6 (1M Context Windo
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by _blk 6mo ago
This is what makes HN great: We get to hear from the people and not (only) the media dept. Thanks for your honesty and openness. I trust OpenAI a lot more when I hear balanced accounts like this.
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by _blk 6mo ago
Makes me wonder why solar is not on the list.. I thought all gore said that was gonna solve all energy problems. (Of course not, he's a politician, but I'd have expected to at least see it with some relevant percentage in the Afri
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by _blk 6mo ago
Awesome, I didn't know about the car wash question. Totally true, also tokens seem to burn through much faster. More parallelism could explain some of it but where I could work on 3-5 projects at once on the max plan a month ago, I can
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by _blk 6mo ago
So basically the opposite of Windows NTFS and SMB access. Windows is tricky but this is just bad.
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by _blk 6mo ago
I'm all for values not necessarily pro big-corp but if a corporation manages to pull in billions of funding before even showing profits, I'd argue that as a strong win and not a "failed experiment" - it's risk money
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by _blk 6mo ago
Getting it is not the hard part. Keeping it in light of an adversarial, litigious contender is.
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by _blk 6mo ago
They likely don't. It's a purely political move not a technical move. With the average length of the French work week, this will take a while to implement anyway. Don't get me wrong, I think it's a great thought but I do
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by _blk 6mo ago
The whole premise doesn't make much sense (to me) if the app doesn't have an inherent benefit over a website. Don't tell me that all the app first people would rather have a web wrapped app for every website they visit? Seems
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by _blk 6mo ago
It's O(1) with a correctness of O(0)
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by _blk 7mo ago
The replies here suggest that many of us have been on both sides and that Apple's behavior it's a great way to trade bug triaging time on the org side for a few frustrated reporters on the customer side. The problem is it frustrat
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by _blk 7mo ago
Not yet ;)
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by _blk 7mo ago
I don't know much about all this but skimming the article, I doubt that that the author has treated his acute TDS. I know this is a rather left leaning crowd but I can't believe that smart people like here all believe Trump leads
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by _blk 7mo ago
...and just like parking tickets they shouldn't exist on govt property

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