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by airstrike 4mo ago
Around February, Opus 4.6 was excellent. Smart, fast, proactive. Then it got lobotomized and it's never been the same after that nerf. 4.7 came along and it too was disappointing—not unlike 4.8, which despite feeling a smidge smarter,
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by airstrike 4mo ago
I feel like this would work better if it were cheap enough to serve Uber Eats delivery workers instead of pro riders.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
I was certain this was a joke...
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by airstrike 4mo ago
This happens all the time. Nothing to see here
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by airstrike 4mo ago
It's funny because with so many different implementations of /handoff, I wonder if anyone has benchmarked handoff-and-resume to figure out what the best performance implementation looks like. I also imagine that varies by model.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Depending on the scale of the project and the complexity of the specific thing you need to work on, it's advantageous to bring specific context into the session instead of hoping the model will connect the right dots.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
s/like/dislike would have made it easier to understand at the expense of missing out on the (possibly accidental) sarcasm which makes the comment more rewarding to those who did understand it
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Good post but those images are way too small for me to see anything without having to open a new tab or navigate away, neither of which is fun to do when there are 10+ images
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by airstrike 4mo ago
I'd read this blog post.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
I'm an Excel guy and 2013 was an improvement over 2010 with very little to dislike.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Hard to say it's actually more useful data
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by airstrike 4mo ago
> The real question is when they can start spending less on R&D and still compete. As a company making SOTA models? Never.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
sometimes I'm lazy and I just have it as spam@firstlast.com or noreply@firstlast.com and they get quite puzzled
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by airstrike 4mo ago
I love this initiative. I also feel like there's a very clear private solution here which is creating a company for both employers and employees to use which requires more transparency from both. This would essentially become a signal
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by airstrike 4mo ago
"Just Kimi" is hyperbole, to be clear. I don't think it's all no-ops. Still don't think it's a particularly relevant model/company/product. I'll defer the reading until I see signal that they hav
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Except the Dept of Commerce does not have the power to do this? It would need to create a new export control which could take up to six months
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Lutnick's Letter to Anthropic Warned of Curbs on Top AI Models(bloomberg.com)
4 points by airstrike 4mo ago|1 comments
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by airstrike 4mo ago
That just means it cost a lot. Does it perform meaningfully better than the Kimi model given all that extra compute? And proportionally to the amount spent?
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Isn't their in-house model just Kimi?
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by airstrike 4mo ago
What does this have to do with TFA?
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by airstrike 4mo ago
It goes hard in today's environment ig
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by airstrike 4mo ago
I agree minimap on corner is ideal, but it does make it easier in a way
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Like I said, not enough people care about it enough to push for legislation. And proportional representation is found in the House of Representatives. We have a bicameral legislature.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Tab and M for map, WASD and arrows for controls, space to fire seems like a good compromise
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Having the ability to reason != never failing at logic.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
It literally does? Things that people care strongly about get prioritized. I said others don't feel like the OP. Maybe they agree with the point if presented with the choice, but again, they don't feel the same way, so they don&
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by airstrike 4mo ago
that law does not exist, probably because not enough people feel that way
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by airstrike 4mo ago
my household and extended family has been running on roku for literally over a decade, in multiple countries, and not one person has complained. all of us, myself included, are perfectly happy with it
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by airstrike 4mo ago
I think this just proves anyone can pick a benchmark that supports their point so maybe we shouldn't use treat them as evidence at all.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Rust isn't named after what you think it is, but after fungi.

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