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by baalimago 2mo ago
Give it an AI-bubble pop and these will be flooding the market.
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by baalimago 2mo ago
"Prevent sub-optimal code by manually retyping compiler-generated assembly" I don't think this is a practice which will be sustainable for very long
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by baalimago 2mo ago
I've gone another route when I found myself simply replying with an investigation made from an AI: Actively encouraged my coworkers to ask the knowledge-bank AI I've setup instead of asking me. It has read-only credentials for all
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by baalimago 2mo ago
This: "(b Box[T]) Map[U any](f func(T) U) Box[U]" is the type of cognitive weight I was happy that Go avoided.
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by baalimago 2mo ago
Personally I'm hoping for EU to step up a bit
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by baalimago 2mo ago
New Deepseek models are like Christmas for me. Really big fan of low cost API models, noone does it better than DS. Until VRAM price is low enough to run models locally, this is the way to go. The subsidized subscription model won't la
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by baalimago 2mo ago
Looks like they will release an updated version of deepseek-v4-pro soon, which most likely will beat kimi k3 at both intelligence and cost (judging by the vast improvements to dsv4 flash)
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by baalimago 2mo ago
Very promising. So it will both keep the speed and reduced price, yet exceed performance of the quite sufficient deepseek-v4-pro? Should be extending the lead in intelligence/cost index, as deepseek-v4-flash already were the most price
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by baalimago 2mo ago
It seems like Europe, yet again, have to stand up for ethics, morality and try to deflect corruption. It's so tiresome.
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by baalimago 2mo ago
No we kept prompts as is, just swapped model. The prompt is already quite optimized for the task. How would updating it possibly make a more intelligent model spend less tokens than a less intelligent model? Care to elaborate?
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by baalimago 2mo ago
We swapped an internal system from gpt-5-mini to gpt-5.6-luna and saw no benefit but 4x cost. Sufficed to say: we swapped back to gpt-5-mini.
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by baalimago 2mo ago
Or use a drone. I'm just being clever.
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by baalimago 2mo ago
How's the upstairs looking?
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by baalimago 3mo ago
Run AI locally instead of in cloud
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by baalimago 3mo ago
Is this the CDOs of the AI-bubble?
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by baalimago 3mo ago
"Look, guys, our model is dangerous too..!!"
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by baalimago 3mo ago
I don't see how this can be any worse than normal ads. Much like how Truman finds his wife Meryl odd with her strange injections of products, the ads will become obnoxious and opaque as well. Another example is how YouTubers often embe
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by baalimago 3mo ago
Not good enough for high-end, not cheap enough to be for low-end. Next!
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by baalimago 3mo ago
What's wrong with git?
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by baalimago 3mo ago
Selfplugging a bit here: clai[0] sends only exacly what you want it to send. [0]: https://github.com/baalimago/clai
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AI 2027(ai-2027.com)
1 points by baalimago 3mo ago|0 comments
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by baalimago 3mo ago
Worse than GLM-5.2, much more expensive than deepseek v4. Tough bargain.
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by baalimago 3mo ago
As if I wasn't apathetic enough about democracy. The only voting bill worth caring about is the one in the wallet. Then you can be the source of the corruption, instead of the sink. Every man for themselves.
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by baalimago 3mo ago
Not looking great for an upcoming IPO
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by baalimago 4mo ago
Depends on the harness I imagine. If there's some sort of "post run" hook I'm sure it can be added there. Or, if the harness is open source, a PR to add it would work too.
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by baalimago 4mo ago
You use an agentic harness which terminates with bell character[0]. This lights up tmux, clearly indicating that it's done. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_character
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Show HN: Clai – Context engineering for terminal powerusers(github.com)
3 points by baalimago 4mo ago|0 comments
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by baalimago 4mo ago
> If intelligence becomes something people can only rent from a few closed institutions Just your your natural born intelligence..? It's worked for the past 10k+ years, I'm sure it will work for some time longer
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by baalimago 4mo ago
International customers might not be so keen on buying Anthropic, xAi or OpenAI products if they can be disrupted by the US government like this. The market within USA is surely not large enough to live up to the financial promises that kee
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by baalimago 4mo ago
That's the point: they would have. Now they spend money on tokens instead (and a equity to me who set up their environment)

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