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3mo ago
Because we need them to compete with ASML.
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3mo ago
Was this built with the remarkable SDK?
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3mo ago
Hopefully it isn't lithography researchers.
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4mo ago
Very strange because in the TerminalBench benchmark Ultra does better than Sol. They didn’t add the reasoning level to the chart.
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4mo ago
That's strange. One can easily steer their session to use agents proactively.
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4mo ago
That the average person doesn't consume. Yes, that is true.
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4mo ago
The average person isn't interested in that. They watch funny videos. We are talking about the average person here -- not HN commenters.
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4mo ago
Ah yes, a snarky comment of no substance. Thank you.
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4mo ago
Where did I target you specifically?
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4mo ago
> take full advantage of the wealth of knowledge provided by the internet Seems like a bit of a stretch in modern times. Do you have any idea what percentage of traffic is TikTok/YouTube/Facebook?
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4mo ago
Gum is probably the safest overall. Nicotine pouches can cause gum recession. But it's not cool to chew gum, is it?
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FDA allows ZYN to sell pouches on health benefits
(axios.com)
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4mo ago
Michigan is becoming poorer relative to its neighboring states. Maybe not the right time for this?
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4mo ago
Do you have air conditioning?
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4mo ago
I find it to be excellent. I have three Pro subscriptions so I can build stuff 24/7. I only use GPT 5.5 xhigh. Before 5.5 I wasted a lot of time with bugs. I want to make sure that doesn't happen again -- if I can help it.
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4mo ago
That doesn't matter as long as it has dried from the initial application.
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4mo ago
It's only hazardous when wet. I spray my clothes and then let them dry on the clothesline.
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4mo ago
What plan are you on? It is only available to Pro users.
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4mo ago
The user has many comments and updoots if you look at their profile.
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4mo ago
Probably not. Everyone will still need a lot of reasoning tokens and tool calls. Running the tests for every round is tiring but must be done.
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4mo ago
Is that defect easy to detect?
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4mo ago
Cerebras's Codex Spark 5.3 has been a huge flop. Small context window and old model. But hopefully they can improve so that we can benefit from 1000 tokens/second with GPT 5.5.
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4mo ago
Reddit would be a better forum for that. https://www.reddit.com/r/complaints/
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4mo ago
How much does 1 million tokens cost OpenAI?
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4mo ago
There is an error: content unavailable.
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4mo ago
> 2. Future hardware improvements won't massively devalue OpenAI. I don't understand your point here. OpenAI rents all of its compute. It doesn't own datacenters. Any advances in hardware or optical computing benefit them
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4mo ago
A lot of vibe coders and software engineers have created similar projects using the Google Maps 3D tiles API.
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4mo ago
There aren't any good facts that exist regarding LLMs. It's a black box. Also, do not presume to know what I understand or don't understand from one comment. > I'll spell it out for you You are a rude and crude indivi
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4mo ago
The cost is nothing compared to the outcome and time savings. What I see is that people with no money want to jump into this pool but they aren't having a good time. That is generally the case when you are poor.
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4mo ago
> But I am struggling to put into words how alarming I find the comments on threads like this — all sorts of good-natured anecdotes about how XYZ works for them that are more like the suggestions in pet care or cookery threads on Faceboo
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