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by aabhay 5mo ago
This should be a lesson in bad communication. Not being clear about whats being trained on is a huge mistake. And this announcement really puts into focus the drawbacks to PostHog’s cringe forward brand ethos
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by aabhay 5mo ago
dbg! Is your friend
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by aabhay 5mo ago
When you took notes in class was it required of you to add original thought for it to be notes?
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by aabhay 5mo ago
Its actually even worse — its advertising for their product
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by aabhay 5mo ago
Wasm can also call web apis directly. The overhead you hear about is in translating complex types like nested dicts etc between formats. But wasm runs inside the js runtime
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by aabhay 5mo ago
How serious was Eureka labs anyway? It seemed like essentially a banner for him messing around with content creation
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by aabhay 5mo ago
As much as I’d like to share in the skepticism, the very beginning of the article states it very plainly — this is a step function. Lots of people feel that Mythos is a psyops campaign, but I don’t really understand the skepticism. Most of
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by aabhay 5mo ago
Kudos to the team for this. I think it’s brave of them to stand up for their own experiences and push back against the hype train. Before you knee jerk hate on the team for being luddites, consider: 1. For a language like rust there’s too f
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by aabhay 5mo ago
No they’ll just drop() you
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by aabhay 5mo ago
Ring is a de facto standard for better or worse. In our codebase we basically have no choice but to use it
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by aabhay 5mo ago
This is a weird take. If its not opt in or you’re shoe horning it into a browser, then that sucks. Nobody is getting enraged that an app for running local LLMs downloads data to do so.
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by aabhay 5mo ago
Disagree with this. When cost becomes an important factor or the free but worse option becomes compelling and accessible (i.e. on device agent via apple style UX), there has been significant user behavior towards local. Think about stuff li
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by aabhay 5mo ago
At 100 agents in parallel that’s 4loc/min, and 100 agents is a lower bound on what they had access to.
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by aabhay 5mo ago
Zig is much more type aligned to bun than typescript. And there’s a common interface of C ffi so you could imagine porting it modularly and keeping the test suite in zig
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by aabhay 5mo ago
Claude doesn’t write Rust like a champ. It’s still miles ahead at js and python than it is at rust. It can do macros and single file optimizations but its gotten really stuck in type hell and tried to dyn everything on multiple occasions fo
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by aabhay 5mo ago
Because nobody wants a brown one?
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by aabhay 6mo ago
Apple being Apple
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by aabhay 6mo ago
I think they said the ad vendors wouldn't but the matching algorithm would still be aware of it. Which IMO is the bare requirement to have ads be anything but magazine style ads.
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by aabhay 6mo ago
Its a backronym (or whatever you call it) that cones from the actual name, “jj”, which itself comes from the ease of typing jj on a keyboard
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by aabhay 6mo ago
We’ve used SweetPad and it worked fine for us, so this doesn’t change much.
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by aabhay 7mo ago
Likely prefix caching among many other things
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by aabhay 7mo ago
You can’t benchmark against the covid era peaks, that was a known period of vast over hiring as well.
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by aabhay 7mo ago
Anthropic deployed this over different infrastructure. I believe it was GovCloud.
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by aabhay 7mo ago
High! Look at Intel…
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by aabhay 8mo ago
In my opinion all this discussion of the contract language is a subterfuge. The real question is why the government was requesting this language in the first place. Clearly there’s more to it than a legal battle. In my mind, the government
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by aabhay 8mo ago
I would emphasize self reliance and sustainable living. Things like home ownership, dollar-resistant assets like gold, and self education in topics that matter to you and your existence. Another way to frame it is what would you do in a low
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by aabhay 8mo ago
Marketing page, seems both AI designed and AI copy-written: _at this power density, cooling isn’t mandatory - it’s physics_
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by aabhay 8mo ago
It reads videos at 1fps by default. You have to set the video resolution to high in ai studio
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by aabhay 8mo ago
These kinds of prompts don’t really improve the writing IME. It still gets riddled with the same tropes and phrases, or it veers off into textual vomit.
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by aabhay 8mo ago
What is “$30/150MTok”? Claude Opus 4.6 is normally priced at “$25/MTok”. Am I just reading it wrong or is this a typo? EDIT: I understand now. $30 for input, $150 for output. Very confusing wording. That’s insanely expensive!

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