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by a012 5d ago
Call it American Intelligent
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by a012 9d ago
Quick Google result is it’s basically a Neoverse V2 system, so yeah, armv9. Edit: it’s funny because this article from 2021 mentioned Fujisu precisely https://siliconangle.com/2021/03/30/arm-unveils-armv9-arch
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by a012 9d ago
> what prevents US AI labs from doing the same level of software optimization? Because they don’t have to. Most of the time money would buy you newest and/or more hardwares so there’s low/minimal interest to optimize the code o
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by a012 12d ago
Ha, I’m having the Hitachi as well
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by a012 13d ago
This is kinda unrelated but I learned while researching for my new AC that there are two Mitsubishi brands/companies, one is Mitsubishi Electric and the other is Mitsubishi Heavy Industrial. And their ACs are not the same, so just sayi
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by a012 14d ago
You almost got me, it’s 2.6 tokens/minute
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by a012 16d ago
It’s all /skills now
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by a012 16d ago
I’ve just tried, it’s now my new favorite Flash model
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by a012 16d ago
Waiting this model to be on openrouter (with other providers) to test out. In my use case, the GLM 5.3 Flash is the current cheapest and intelligent Flash model, but it’s dog slow at 13tps so I have to leave it run for many minutes then che
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by a012 16d ago
See his other comments in HN in the previous wp “incident”, simply said he _is_ nut
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by a012 20d ago
It sounds crazy but pulling >100A from low voltage battery is kinda normal for a 6kw solar inverter (in 220-250V countries). It needs a pair of 50mm2 wires which is thick as a rope though.
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by a012 22d ago
You can
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by a012 22d ago
Nobody got fired for using IBM Bob
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by a012 22d ago
It’s because you sandbox in a VM doesn’t mean you give it admin access to the VM
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by a012 22d ago
Unusable is too stretch IMO, you can still use it in tiny tasks that’ll respond almost instantly
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by a012 23d ago
Why don’t you have a good time? I insist you have a good time
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by a012 23d ago
Muse Spark may be competitive in capabilities but it’s not for serious works since Meta trains on your prompts so no ZDR, in contrast Chinese provider like Z.AI promises ZDR which is more attractive to big corps.
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by a012 26d ago
There’s no information of what was leaked besides ~5TB of data? And since they don’t intend to pay then they’ll just pretend nothing happened?
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by a012 28d ago
You can test your application, game, website without a physical phone?
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by a012 29d ago
My second favorite model by now is GLM 5.3 flash which is very capable of day to day task. I use it as the main model and GLM 5.3 for task that is more complex
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by a012 29d ago
No? Clickhouse sounds cool for the database but on the observability world there are more than just a db, see LGTM stack and Grafana Cloud, you’re still far behind Grafana
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by a012 29d ago
You are missing the compliance. Enterprise is mostly compliance, making job done is just second
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by a012 1mo ago
Can’t wait to try this out, and the only missing from this model for me is Image input support
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by a012 1mo ago
China is GMT+8
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by a012 1mo ago
I have the same experience, despite the vanilla in name the OS was shitting itself on older computer. I miss the ClearLinux from Intel that ran really smooth.
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by a012 1mo ago
Cue The IT crowd: Made in UK. Ah, it makes sense
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by a012 1mo ago
Not working in a $4.5T company but often I found that people rather don’t _want_ to maintain the code than can’t
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by a012 1mo ago
The only Windows update that made me “eagerly await” is the Windows XP SP2.
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by a012 1mo ago
I dont know what ASD-STE100 is before but I use the exact instruction (without the ASD code) to Claude since the very beginning, and with Opus 5 I have to remind it very often to rephrase the documents
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by a012 2mo ago
Safety asides it sounds like they build the car like a phone, so probably the repairs cost would be more expensive in the long run

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