benjiro29

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by benjiro29 3mo ago
Open Weight release is on 27 july.
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
Full benchmarks in Mandarin: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/V4xhEIy8xDXSMDPrPkmUAQ Translation: https://mp-weixin-qq-com.translate.goog/s/V4xhEIy8xDXSMDPrPk... Cheaper then GPT 5.6 Sol (according to t
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Kimi K3 full benchmarks and model details
2 points by benjiro29 3mo ago|0 comments
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
> Where did you hear about the deepseek release? * Tons of gray testing going on for the last 2+ weeks (people at random getting the new v4 model for a while before its removed again). * It also DeepSeek their 3th birthday this Friday. *
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
Models are not like a fps counter where losing a few percentage has no actual impact. These percentages may be the difference between a model that writes code and one that goes into loops, and think rm -rf . is a good idea. There is a reaso
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
Resell value takes a nosedive on modified macbooks... There is a large culture in the Mac community that anything that modifies your device, may have a impact on your expensive warranty when you need something fixed. Apple has taught their
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
If your in EU, you contact the local EU consumer group where you buy the device. https://www.europe-consommateurs.eu/en/who-we-are/about-us/e... And file a complaint... As that breaches a dozen or more EU law
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
The problem that often the victims also have not educated, have no worldly experience, often have no idea about money handeling beyond small items. This can result in them being exploited again by even more unscrupulous people. The articles
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
> those satellite lines represent humans being able to connect with modern technology out in the Sahara or in the ocean Or basic locations in Europe, that can be as close to 20km from a big city. There are a ton of spots where you have a
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
> I can’t get Claude to do anything even a fraction of this complexity. I remember writing a postgresql compatible DB with Opus 4.5, that used S3 as storage and local caching to make it speedy. Ironically, Opus 4.5 is by todays standards
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
> If you're acting in good faith and your accountant does something crazy or evil, your liability is limited to some extent. From my understanding, you are the person signing off on the paperwork that is submitted to the IRS. There
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
I have a hard time imaging how those people can drive with the eye tracking features. Beep beep beep beep ... Do people like zone it out like parents with kids are able to zone out their little screaming devils? lol
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
> on a curve O yea, that is driver lane assist ... A Toyota rental had the same issue. In a specific steep exit corner (that goes up facing the sun), how many ** times the lane assist tries to force the car to go straight (as in, off th
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
> If you measure "function" by the relative economic and military power of the country, then the EU has overwhelmingly degraded the function of its initial members compared to when they joined. Very sure that when the EU was st
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
> I'd be very surprised if it wasn't more than 50% cheaper for nearly all workflows, for a very similar level of quality. If your using pure API ... providers like neuralwatt cut that cost down even more by using energy as the
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
> I Like Small Keyboards I like quiet keyboards but finding non-laptop / non-membrane keyboards that do strip the leather from your wallet, is a almost impossible task. Let alone one that does not grow in noise level over time! Ther
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
> AI are unteachable, if you have given them a good prompt and they do something wrong 90% of the time you are shit out of luck. If the Model makes repeated mistakes on the same subject matter, you can update your agent.md file, or you c
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
> they sell you a subscription for frontier models, then over time begin to nerf them rapidly and no one talks about it. People talk about it all the time. Just check some of the dozens of forums where its non-stop complaining about nerf
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
Care to explain what you mean by that?
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
> why the fuck are we in the habit of giving companies the benefit of the doubt on this Because companies pay for lobbyist, give donations, and other perks to politicians. Simple as that ... And companies a a-political, they simply give
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
If i was going to write software on this level, that will be used by governments. There is no way, its going to be a nice little program that only extract information. Its going to have every trick in the book (and outside it), to stay hidd
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
> As far as we know that directive has remained in force with each successive administration as well. People can state a lot, as long as your not caught. Nothing prevent you from having the UK spy on the Germans, and feeding that intel b
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
Fairly sure that if anybody using a advanced piece of hacking software, they are also going to delete any messages that are related to detection of such hardware. PC viruses used to do that stuff going back so many years ago. Suppressing an
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
I think it makes houses/apartment less likely to sell. When you see the idealized version, and then the reality, the impact is much bigger then just showing reality. Unless people prove me wrong, and they really fall for that... Its li
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
Am i missing something? Because your making my point. Its only worth it compared to Opus 4.8, if the tasks your running requires Opus 4.8 low (or non-existing lower). For the rest the gap in pricing vs efficiency is so small, that there is
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by benjiro29 3mo ago
Anybody notice that they did not include Sonnet 5 Max in the "Agentic Search results", when comparing to Opus 4.8 ... Based upon the "Agentic Computer usage", Sonnet 5 Max was going to be off "Agentic Search results
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LongCat-2.0, a large-scale MoE model with 1.6T total and 48B Active(longcat.chat)
281 points by benjiro29 3mo ago|88 comments
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by benjiro29 4mo ago
1. They are criminals. Criminals are not bound by laws. 2. Trying to reduce anonymity to go after criminals, simply means giving up anonymity for all but the criminals. See point 1 ... Criminals do not care and will find ways to not get ca
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by benjiro29 4mo ago
I remember when my grandfather died, and my grandmother got part of his pension. It put her pension above a max threshold for old age / low pension (cheaper phone bill, no tv taxes, ...) by, ... hold your hats... 2 Euro. Father called
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by benjiro29 4mo ago
The issue is that there are only so many fabs in the world that make memory. And if you want the good stuff, your easily going into 400 ~ 750b parameter models. That means at FP4 400 to 750GB memory. Did i mention there are only so many mem

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