artursapek

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by artursapek 5d ago
Cracker news upvotes the stupidest shit to the front page
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by artursapek 5d ago
Shameless plug of my app! https://revise.io/editor It's a word processor that lets you selectively accept AI suggestions, or just talk to the agent in margin comments. I've been working on this full time for over
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Pair programming: still a good idea(revise.io)
5 points by artursapek 11d ago|0 comments
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by artursapek 15d ago
I only use OpenRouter to benchmark models. For my production app, I have direct integrations with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI. Even just input caching is enough of a reason to do that, assuming you are trying to build the fastest and mos
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Claude Public Artifacts(google.com)
2 points by artursapek 26d ago|0 comments
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Working on documents with your AI chat(revise.io)
3 points by artursapek 2mo ago|0 comments
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by artursapek 2mo ago
Yes, it uses block IDs - documents are made of blocks like paragraphs and lists. Formatting survives because the agent works in HTML.
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by artursapek 2mo ago
Hi HN. I've been bootstrapping this project full-time for the last 12 months. Would love to get some feedback on the MCP integration! I think it's some of the best UX available for working on documents, with AI.
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Show HN: A free DOCX editor with MCP server for editing(revise.io)
14 points by artursapek 2mo ago|3 comments
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by artursapek 2mo ago
These prices are not real. They already said so.
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by artursapek 2mo ago
It’s an attempt to build a locomotion model. It uses a physics engine (Avian in Bevy) to animate a walking biped from first principles. An earlier version can be seen here https://x.com/tmuxvim/status/2081822899149
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by artursapek 2mo ago
WASD or just touch on mobile
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Gait Game(gait.game)
2 points by artursapek 2mo ago|4 comments
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by artursapek 2mo ago
It's definitely not cheaper than Sonnet on my benchmark, but it's cheaper than Fable and outperforms it. Which is big IMO. https://revise.io/errata-bench
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ErrataBench(revise.io)
1 points by artursapek 2mo ago|0 comments
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by artursapek 2mo ago
HN users are world champions are trivializing difficult things with snarky comments
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Kimi K3 first open model in ErrataBench Top 10(revise.io)
3 points by artursapek 2mo ago|0 comments
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by artursapek 2mo ago
Yep, I've been taking glycine and magnesium for years. I am not as consistent as I should be but it makes a big difference when I use them.
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GPT 5.6 sets new record on proofreading benchmark(twitter.com)
1 points by artursapek 3mo ago|0 comments
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Mantissa, a distributed workload orchestration system(mantissa.io)
4 points by artursapek 3mo ago|0 comments
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by artursapek 3mo ago
I run a proofreading benchmark that tests how well models can find and fix errors in English text. They get several passes in a simple agent loop. Sonnet 5 is definitely better than Sonnet 4.6, but inferior on both quality and cost to GLM 5
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by artursapek 3mo ago
haha yeah I've bet the last 12 months of my career on a .io
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by artursapek 3mo ago
The .ai TLD is some tiny island with a few thousand people
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by artursapek 3mo ago
Trivial to simulate basic keystrokes. But I don't think it's trivial to simulate the natural process of drafting something. There's no concrete heuristic or algorithm (yet) for judging these types of replays, but I'd be
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"No, I swear I wrote this."(revise.io)
17 points by artursapek 3mo ago|46 comments
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by artursapek 3mo ago
They claim extreme performance on ExploitBench, which Mythos was touted as being incredible at. https://x.com/OpenAI/status/2070555278576439306
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Which LLM is the best proofreader?(revise.io)
1 points by artursapek 4mo ago|0 comments
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by artursapek 4mo ago
Fable 5 beats GPT 5.5 in my proofreading benchmark. And it does so at approximately the same total cost; it used significantly fewer turns than 5.5 https://x.com/tmuxvim/status/2064452096800198930
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by artursapek 4mo ago
I would expect Apple to hedge their bet on Gemini and build everything so that the model can be swapped out in the future.
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by artursapek 4mo ago
I use Carplay all the time and I didn't even realize it has voice control. I just set things up on my phone and drive.

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