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No, Qwen 27B isn't the sweet spot(barajas.blog)
3 points by bearjaws 3mo ago|2 comments
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
I think this is where people start to consider you a "Luddite". Is it bad that you used a computer and Google and lifted information from other people to accomplish a task? My father is a machinist and has built has knowledge off
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
I am very curious what your Claude thread looks like. I have never had Claude swap languages, in fact my experience is the opposite, sometimes it holds on too much when working on a large code base.
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
"How come Google keeps making Chrome shittier :^(" - People who say this
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
Likely benchmaxxed. You see it in Qwen and other smaller models all the time.
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
Feel like the intro video is very odd. Basically have an older lady (not their target audience) blatantly reading a teleprompter. Why are they going after this audience? Retired people have no use for delegated tasks or information. They al
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
Looking at how much work GitLab has to do due to abuse of being open, I don't blame anyone for wanting to make that change.
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
I read this and laugh a bit because just 7 months ago the bar was so much lower and now we go "well duh of course it was able to make a working ios app from a game made 20 years ago... a game that was made 3 years before the first iPho
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
> the huge majority of ORM-driven queries are "select * from table where id in ..."; for the queries that are more complicated than that, then yes use SQL! That's allowed! The issue is, your lowest value queries are alway
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
Is that 17M output tokens? At 200k context that is only 85 requests for a whole week.
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
We can ban those too.
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
Since its behind an account wall, I can't tell if they are saying that Opus made the clone for cheaper or that Opus failed? It appears that Fable did far more "work" based on output tokens. Aside: We should just ban Twitter l
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
I've seen this happen before when they launch new models. When Opus 4.7 came out it was "working" for 20+ min before I just exited entirely and waited till next day. Went away on it's own.
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
Will go down in history as the single largest defeat in US history. Paying your enemy $300bn to repair their country while you do not even take of your own would be the end of any other president, yet here we are.
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
https://github.com/blader/humanizer this is probably the better solve as it removes many "claude-isms"
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
This is the most Claude pilled comment I've seen here.
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by bearjaws 3mo ago
I do think people tend to over estimate how much staff care at all about the outcomes of new initiatives. Rolling out a new in house chatbot? More likely just going to fire everyone and give you more work. So many companies have such failed
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by bearjaws 4mo ago
I'm building a game where you learn to program golang or python and it all runs in webassembly, this way any student chromebook can just pick up and go. That feels pretty revolutionary, no need to setup your local system to get core co
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by bearjaws 4mo ago
> I wonder why there isn't a mobile OS that simply lets you build apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS and gives you reliable storage without all this effort. Because there isn't a 30% walled garden you can create with that.
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by bearjaws 4mo ago
You are just describing a broken site? I've seen static sites with these same problems, 404 was invented decades before React...
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by bearjaws 4mo ago
Given how "smart" some of the 26b dense models are now, I would not be surprised to see a strong 40b MoE.
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by bearjaws 4mo ago
We're going to enter the era of returning to self hosting. Self hosted gitlab is a dream, no surprises ever, exactly how your repos are supposed to work.
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by bearjaws 4mo ago
Wow if you try to click on one of the screen shots you get a full screen pop up ad that wants you to install a browser extension. Absolutely unacceptable.
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by bearjaws 4mo ago
Went to their website and it literally has malvertising that tries to install an extension in your browser right at the top. Nothing really makes me comfortable connecting to my production database quite like malware at the top of a site.
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by bearjaws 4mo ago
I'm always torn on this, I learned a lot of algebra, stats and calc from actually writing TI-Basic programs in my calculator. I was deeply interested in programming since the age of 11, so it felt very natural to translate the formulas
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by bearjaws 4mo ago
If China has proven one thing, they can just rebuild the factories, sure it will be 5-8 years of depression but afterwards they will control a dominate player.
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by bearjaws 4mo ago
Here in Orlando two large builders bought about 90% of downtowns empty lots (and several older buildings) promising new high rises in 2022, then threw in the towel after evicting all the tenants and now most of Church street station is comp
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by bearjaws 4mo ago
Had to have this conversation with a Sr. engineer two weeks ago. Took the entire code review, put it into Claude and then responded in GitLab. 80% of the issues were trivial, only 1 was a minor problem. The post was like 10,000 characters l
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by bearjaws 4mo ago
Maybe it would make officers turn in the bad apples, since they insist "one bad apple" each time these issues arise.
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by bearjaws 4mo ago
I will never leverage GCP in an enterprise setting, it's honestly amazing how hard they fumble the bag. Will be interesting to see when GCP support started working with them, from the updates there was an hour and change from when they

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