arikrahman

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by arikrahman 3mo ago
Sometimes $10 is more than I'll do with API tokens. I prefer the top up scheme for peace of mind, but the deal does sound generous. The only concern is sustainability, similar to subsidized copilot pricing having to change.
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by arikrahman 3mo ago
Likewise, and that's with state of the art technology. I wish a true self-contained binary for Reasonix Desktop was released, for now I have to settle for providing a Flake.nix environment. It isn't nearly as fickle as Zed, but I
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by arikrahman 3mo ago
Legitimately helpful for helping me wrangle eVil mode on Doom Emacs. Thanks!
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by arikrahman 3mo ago
I had a similar experience moving away from Copilot within Zed. Now using the reasonix harness for Deepseek that makes cache hits almost free. And that's with unsubsidized American providers like Digital Ocean or Cloudflare.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
Took me a second to realize you were talking about the encoder not the model before going into this article
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
Location: Houston, TX, US Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Nix, Clojure, Nu, Flutter, Emacs, Python, SQL, Reasonix Résumé/CV: https://codeberg.org/arik/resume/src/branch&#x2F
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
That's why I like to use Reasonix with Deepseek. Hitting cache makes requests basically free and that's through unsubsidized American providers like Digital Ocean or cloudflare.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
I have also started shifting to models more reasonable for my wokflow. I've been using the Reasonix harness for Deepseek, and cache hits make the token use basically free. This is with unsubsidized models as well, using American provid
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
Likewise, Reasonix harness for Deepseek gets me better performance for practically free, hitting the cache. And this is with an unsubsidized American provider.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
This is one of the features I appreciate with OneUI, I can set it to automatically restart it in the mornings.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
That's awesome. I built one for a capstone back in the day and know how tough it is to get onboarded. Kudos.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
Can't buy cheaper as a selling point when Deepseek is basically free when hitting cache? Unsubsidized too, cloudflare and digital ocean can be the model provider for similar pricing.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
I think the LLM PR future could be mitigated with an invite only approach similar to Hashimoto's with Ghostty
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
Very happy to see more people Nixpilled. Haven't used incus but seems like an interesting tool for when I want to leave the comforts of my dotfiles.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
I have almost the exact same setup as you and even have strange behavior with fractional scrolling. I'm on NixOS so the setup is even inspectable: https://codeberg.org/arik/dotfiles After resetting the scale from
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
With how straight forward you were about disclosing 100% LLM generated code, I have no reason to doubt you. Besides, the most riveting parts were the quotes from the ensuing discussion even from Stallman himself.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
I agree. Nvim already takes notes out of emacs with major contributors using Funnel to use Lisp as a workaround for working with Lua. This would be a step in the right direction for the continued pioneer emacs proves to be.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
Aside from the wonderful contribution to Emacs, I have the utmost respect for how straight-forward you were with the 100% LLM generated code. The enlightening conversation on GPU freedom that ensued was also informative.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
I didn't notice to much performance issue switching to PGTK on an ultrawide on Niri. Are you using the daemon to render Emacs as a client?
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
I'm also getting /api/hn -> 504 An error occurred with your deployment FUNCTION_INVOCATION_TIMEOUT cle1::48fnt-1782412720840-4855b2b75b5a after a few lookups
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
Despite being for trends this is actually a good tool to find articles that are interesting but sometimes buried.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
Well what were your first thoughts when you decoded the script, besides the obvious Eureka, after making some sense of the texts?
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
I didn't think of the European angle, that's something I can update in my synthesis.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
Their blob explains it best, although this is a link to an older version design: https://github.com/esengine/DeepSeek-Reasonix/blob/v1/docs/A... From my understanding if previous tokens are frozen a
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
Cache hit is less than a cent with Deepseek Flash and 3 cents with Cloudflare, it's free vs almost free. Where are you finding the statistics on Deepseek Pro? I don't see Cloudflare as a provider on openrouter for Pro, only flash.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
With cache hit rates being effectively free, harnesses like Reasonix have let me do a month of work for less than 2 dollars. It's not even the subsidies making it cheap, American providers like Digital Ocean or Cloudflare host the same
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
Correct, I should've worded that better for more clarity.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
Someone else on this forum put it well, U.S. is trying to achieve AGI at all costs, while Chinese models are seeking widespread adoption.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
It's not subsidized. Openrouter shows multiple providers for the model with American providers like Digital Ocean and Cloudflare. You can run the model yourself and see the unsubsidized cost is the same.
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by arikrahman 4mo ago
What's most amazing is how easy it is to switch kernels on NixOS as this article touched on. This prompted me to switch to Cachy kernels, and after some caching delay (apparently need to switch once before caches set) I was able to tak

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