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by behnamoh 11mo ago
This is what I've been talking about for a few months now. the AI field seems to reinvent the wheel every few months. And because most people really don't know what they're talking about, they just jump on the hype and adopt
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by behnamoh 11mo ago
I cannot believe all these months and years people have been loading all of the tool JSON schemas upfront. This is such a waste of context window and something that was already solved three years ago.
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by behnamoh 11mo ago
i’ve tried Gemini in Google AI studio as well and was very disappointed by the superficial responses it provided. It seems like at the level of GPT-5-low or even lower. On the other hand, it’s a truly multi modal model whereas Claude remain
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Best AI Coding Agents – Gosu Evals(gosuevals.com)
1 points by behnamoh 11mo ago|0 comments
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by behnamoh 11mo ago
Fancy logo, has a website, sudden rise in stars. Checks all the boxes of open-source software that's waiting for enshitification.
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MLX-Powered Voice to Text on Mac(twitter.com)
3 points by behnamoh 11mo ago|0 comments
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by behnamoh 11mo ago
This gets brought up quite often here but something people don't talk about is why Fourier needed to do this. Historical context is really fun! In the late 1800s, Fourier wanted to mathematically describe how heat diffuses through so
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by behnamoh 11mo ago
Any ideas on how to block LLMs from reading/analyzing a PDF? I don't want to submit a paper to journals only for them to use ChatGPT to review it... (it has happened before) Edit: I'm starting to get downvoted. Perhaps by the
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by behnamoh 11mo ago
Writing a comment about a thing that talks about things that aren't doing the thing isn't doing the thing unless the thing happens to be writing a comment about a thing that talks about things that aren't doing the thing
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by behnamoh 11mo ago
Every time this argument is brought up, it reminds me of "cancel culture". Argument: X is good for Z but makes it easier to commit Y, so we must ban/limit X. What happens in reality: X is banned, and those who actually want t
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by behnamoh 11mo ago
> What would people want from them? Not disclose? Not name names? I'd say AI fear-mongering and gatekeeping your best models and NEVER giving back anything to the open source community is a pretty asshole behavior. Is it who Dario r
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by behnamoh 11mo ago
Tangent: I really like vornoi diagrams and part of me thinks there's a hidden, precious concept they represent. I didn't get their relation to the article but was wondering if they have applications in engineering/sciences.
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Why Lulu or Little Snitch is not recommended?(discuss.privacyguides.net)
2 points by behnamoh 11mo ago|0 comments
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by behnamoh 11mo ago
it's been a PITA though, lots of features not working, files disappearing and the developer blaming the OS (!), and separate payment for the iOS app.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
> CC is one of the best and most innovative pieces of software of the last decade... Oh come on! Aider existed before it, and so did many other TUI AI agents. I'd say Rust and Elixir were more innovation than CC.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Or you know, allow third party app stores?
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by behnamoh 1y ago
No, but I'd laugh at them for using wood after discovering oil, the same way people will laugh at us for using oil 100 years after discovering solar/wind/geothermal/ocean/hydropower energies.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
a dense battery with too much side effects (fumes, CO_2/etc. gases) vs a less dense battery with much less side effects. I think the choice is clear.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
> It takes time and opportunity cost to spin up the infra required for solar energy so it is not practical to do it in an instant. we did it for the fossil/oil infra, and that inarguably takes more time and energy compared to buildi
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Future generations will laugh at us for harnessing such primitive sources of energy when "the sun is just out there" and available to the planet 24/7.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Ah, it's 2023 again...
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Gemini Flash is the first model I disable in any tool I use. It's a joke, and to add salt to injury, google announced a "lite" version of that as well!
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Because some tools (AFAIR Kilo Code but I might be wrong) gave it away for free. The model itself was (still is?) free for a while, so I'm not surprised.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
Who here actually uses Grok? It's sad to see Elon's arc but when he doubled down on some of his political ideas he had it coming with the Tesla sales going down and x.ai not taken seriously. I've always tried to remain apolit
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by behnamoh 1y ago
25% of the time, the AI works 100% of the time.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
how do you decompress all those 4 words from one token?
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by behnamoh 1y ago
openrouter charges me $12 on a $100 credit...
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by behnamoh 1y ago
the only good-enough model I still use it gpt-oss-120b-mxfp4 (not 20b) and glm-4.6 at q8 (not q4). quantization ruins models and some models aren't that smart to begin with.
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by behnamoh 1y ago
they should offer a free trial so we build confidence in the model quality (e.g., to make sure it's not nerfed/quantized/limited-context/etc.).
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by behnamoh 1y ago
If they don't quantize the model, how do they achieve these speeds? Groq also says they don't quantize models (and I want to believe them) but we literally have no way to prove they're right. This is important because their p

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