c0rruptbytes

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by c0rruptbytes 4mo ago
I mean, Deepseek is open model, it can be rehosted in the US by anyone, there’s no royalty to china
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by c0rruptbytes 4mo ago
is this post old? MCP context poisoning was fixed like months ago i personally was anti-MCP but they just work better in terms of tool search than a CLI, especially with the idea of tool nudging
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by c0rruptbytes 4mo ago
https://github.com/OpenCoworkAI/open-cowork https://www.eigent.ai/
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by c0rruptbytes 4mo ago
this is also possible with local models, MCP is an open standard if you already have claude, you can even get it to set it all up for you too the issue with local models is just the compute required, it's hard to compete with 100t&#x2F
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by c0rruptbytes 4mo ago
yes but Sequoia invested like 200m, we're talking like Google investing 30b...very different scales and bureaucracies
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by c0rruptbytes 4mo ago
i would assume investors giving billions of dollars have done their due diligence and not base it off vibes...
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by c0rruptbytes 4mo ago
I love ds4, us models are better imo, but like 5% not 500% better, so the valuation doesn't really make sense that being said, deepseek v4 needs to be on amazon bedrock to actually be feasible in the US Enterprise market and start driv
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by c0rruptbytes 4mo ago
been testing forge with ternary bonsai 8b mlx 2bit, pretty sweet even if the model is limited - real potential with this project, good luck!! - Broad slice: - Full Forge: 48/72 accurate, 72/72 complete, score 66.7%
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by c0rruptbytes 4mo ago
Why use this over Twilio which works pretty hard to make sure you’re compliant (and supports iMessage for business)?
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by c0rruptbytes 5mo ago
sounds like bad deployment practices - canaries, guardrails, fast rollbacks, ring based promotions, cell based architecture, blah blah etc... humans write bad code too, there should be systems in place to protect it from releasing
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by c0rruptbytes 5mo ago
ai agents can program, in fact, in our current time with current models, i'd say they program better than most people in the industry (an industry where people were literally copying and pasting from stack overflow for years prior) bei
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by c0rruptbytes 5mo ago
Deepseek is really killing it if that's their total spend
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by c0rruptbytes 5mo ago
I personally really like DS4 Flash - it's the largest I can run locally with decent speeds and I feel like it's good enough to maintain a codebase with less effort
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by c0rruptbytes 5mo ago
Do you have a source for this local stuff? i can kinda see it, they spent a lot of time getting Gemma 4 pretty efficient and then seeing everyone buy macs to run them and realize it’s maybe a real moat since Apple doesn’t make any AI Would
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by c0rruptbytes 5mo ago
hackernews will tell you the public hates AI and then OpenAI will report like a billion active users
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by c0rruptbytes 5mo ago
i treat it like Minecraft automation - it's just for funsies and to pass the time haha I don't think agentic workflows are there yet, but implementing skills to manually call and use while working side by side with an AI is defini
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by c0rruptbytes 5mo ago
i mean AI docs are usually the result of collabs between users and AI using /plan with superpowers, i see a lot of specs -> impl plan -> execute plan
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by c0rruptbytes 5mo ago
i believe it was like amount of water gold uses in the USA alone is 10x more than water used by AI globally
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by c0rruptbytes 5mo ago
i use this, big fan - i have unlimited codex tokens if you ever need some dev assistance Would definitely love benchmarks against omlx and fast-mlx one day (i also have a 256gb m3 ultra)
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by c0rruptbytes 5mo ago
i understand the intent, but selena is still extremely popular, especially amongst women...maybe a bad example
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by c0rruptbytes 6mo ago
it's always a skill issue when it comes to people complaining with k8s knowing when and when not to use k8s, is also a skill
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by c0rruptbytes 6mo ago
literally cannot launch the codex app anymore
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by c0rruptbytes 6mo ago
Guns are legal, in fact building your own gun, may be the most legal thing in the history of the 2A - there's an enormous amount of "historical" context to back this It's such a waste of time and resources - you wanna ha
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by c0rruptbytes 9y ago
anyone who relies on cheating never seems to do well during the harder major courses at my school (Texas). A lot of the professors have really rigorous cheating detections, and will make you explain every line of code in person if they susp
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by c0rruptbytes 9y ago
you could factor an 8 bit number really fast heh