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by broodbucket 2mo ago
If you can find a way to stop Emacs from being painfully single threaded, yeah.
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by broodbucket 2mo ago
I'd be especially interested if they didn't.
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
The point is that nowadays people will see anything with emdashes and assume it is slop even if it's hand written
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
I feel for those who genuinely liked using emdashes in their writing
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
I'd love a flag for "Show HN"s that indicate the author actually wrote it themselves so I can go back to being impressed by them
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
The doomers aren't the one investing billions, so I think they're a slightly lower cause for concern than the ones significantly reshaping the economy.
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
You're right, but American models aren't super different in that regard. Ask an American model about Israel and you can immediately tell they're responding in a different manner to other queries. At least with open-weights mo
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
I don't think people are saying China isn't bad, they're saying it's incredibly hypocritical because the US is also bad
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
It's good because it's an actual standard instead of 7/27 which is backwards for half the world. Besides, I'm actually from the future and they delayed the model a year, learning from Anthropic that good models are actua
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
You're not having a party?
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
20270727 if we're improving dates :)
42.
by broodbucket 3mo ago
That is how policy tends to work
43.
by broodbucket 3mo ago
It's an asset, though, and bizarrely it's one that's been appreciating the past 5 years
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
Yes, you're paying the cache read, not the cache write, which is much more expensive. You can do the math for how many 5min refreshes you can be afk for until it starts costing instead of saving
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
You can send and receive 1 byte and refresh the cache. Keeping the cache alive isn't free, but it's close.
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
How is that any different to HN?
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
There can be more than one problem at once
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
There isn't, I think the point is in terms of how "far ahead" models are, K3 was likely trained much more recently than Mythos was. It's just something to note, it's not especially prescriptive. Mythos was withheld
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
To the public. Mythos has been in active use for quite a while.
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
It's bleedingly obvious satire, you shouldn't need a /s for everything
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
I have been slopfolding since before it was cool
52.
by broodbucket 3mo ago
Since they became Oppo in a wig there's really been no reason to buy their products.
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
They settled long, long ago
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
I can't help but glaze over any AI written documentation. If it wasn't worth the time to write then it's surely not going to be worth the time to read
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
Having a well curated one-logical-change-per-commit history is incredibly valuable when bisecting a regression.
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
I don't think it's wrong to do this and I'm glad it's fun for some, it's just not the same as seeing a project like this that was human authored
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
I hate that 5 years ago I'd see a headline like this and think it was awesome, and now it's just "look at what someone's spent tokens on today"
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by broodbucket 3mo ago
Mind sharing your llama.cpp settings for that?
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by broodbucket 4mo ago
Look at how far OpenAI has drifted from their original mission. Everything comes back to greed, so it's ideal for the world if selfish motives happen to coincide with what's good for the world, like advancements in open models
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by broodbucket 4mo ago
Really wish we could go back to saying "cryptocurrency", it is incredibly depressing that the world has decided that "cryptocurrency" is more relevant than "cryptography"...

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