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chewz
6mo ago
Making models smarter is saturated at this point. But making models faster and is low cost vector for growth. OpenAI will not win against Anthropic that way. But they will make themselves indispensable to bilions of new, invisible micro sol
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chewz
6mo ago
Github Copilot switches all users from per prompt to per token billing
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chewz
6mo ago
Yes, probably. But the others gained skills and tools that made their jobs secure.
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chewz
6mo ago
There is no decline. Human assets were always too expensive to process some additional information. We are simply processing lot more of low signal data. Actually some of our analysts are empowered by the tools at their disposal. Their jobs
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chewz
6mo ago
Until May
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chewz
6mo ago
We are processing same data for the last 2 years. Inference prices droped like 90 percent in that time (a combination of cheaper models, implicit caching, service levels, different providers and other optimizations). Quality went up. Quanti
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chewz
6mo ago
Quantity have quality of it own. Or in case of Code Assistants - speed. Use Opus fast, Codex-Spark or Cerebras. No more spinner starring. Instant results. One project at time.
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chewz
6mo ago
Keeping lid on boiling peasants rage have always been chief qualification of aristocracy. Plus I don't believe in violence from tech bros and white collar workers - they have been raised too docile...
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chewz
6mo ago
To my country and my generation US have broght freedom, democracy and unlimted growth. It did so by breaking the neck of muredrous totalitarian regime and central planing economy we have all been living under for 50 years. USA have also del
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chewz
7mo ago
You could also say that US finally finished with subsidizing Europe's and other allies lavish lifestyle... (via cheap oil and open trade routes). No more cheap vacations abroad, cheap food, cheap goods from far away.. I bet we will see
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chewz
7mo ago
Agreed. No plans to buy German car anytime soon.
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chewz
7mo ago
Siri
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chewz
7mo ago
Ursula is next? US doesn't like European leadership either... Would be fun to see Ursula before judge in NY soon.
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chewz
9mo ago
Very nice :)
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chewz
9mo ago
You are welcome. I have myself picked up this trick reading through Reditt and later polished that myself. No official guide is suggesting that
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chewz
9mo ago
Some people shouldn't just be engineers in the first place, I guess.
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chewz
9mo ago
Create a hook that would ask Claude Code to evaluate all skills in the project and decide which are applicable to the current task at hand. It is easy and works very well. Forget Claude.md
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chewz
9mo ago
Never had any problems with Z.ai models. However they are using more thinking internally and that makes them seem slow.
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chewz
9mo ago
It is posturing for internal effects. The position of Europe vs USA is analogous to Greek States vs Roman Republic. Good art and lifestyle but nothing in terms of military and economic power. When Roman Republic got more authoritarian (tran
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chewz
9mo ago
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-09-02/does-e... As for SWIFT it is US executive branch that decides who to take off the system
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chewz
9mo ago
You are looking for Gemini Standard Edition that for $300 gives you $1000 API credits among other perks. Gemini CLI still isn't usable though despite higher limits.
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chewz
9mo ago
It is not possible. Europe's financial markets are the size of Europe's military. Europe needs US financial markets (dollars) to finance its debt as all European bank together could fit into JP Morgan. Switching away from SWIFT or
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chewz
11mo ago
The problem is that Gemini CLI simply doesn’t work. Beside simplest of tasks like creating new release it is useless as coding assistant. Doesn’t have a plan mode, jumps right into coding and then gets stuck in the middle of spaghetti code.
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chewz
11mo ago
I remember another story about 30-something outsider coming to large city with a radical message that upper-class Jews should stop accumulating wealth because it makes lower classes dispossessed. So that could go both ways.
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chewz
11mo ago
Isn’t self-esteem a function of testosterone?
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11mo ago
Surely replacing neoliberalism with social democratic sharia sectarian state will bring prosperity to all. There are so many examples of succesful, prospering countries that have choosen this path in the East. Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Pakistan
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chewz
1y ago
Just keep in mind that since 22 Poland have hundreed thousands of Ukraine refugees - mostly lineky women. Just check on Tinder.
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chewz
1y ago
I have listened recently to other argument on Hidden Forces podcast. Washing machines made Great Recession particularly brutal. Washing other people's laundry used to be popular way to supplement home budget when the man of the house l
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chewz
1y ago
Watching Gemini CLI repo daily is great insight into how Google works. Tons of commits, three release channels, great ambitions and very little to show. These guys are running in all directions and getting nowhere.
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chewz
1y ago
You have ommited many other occurences I know of - in Roman Republic, Venice Republic etc. Most of these republics were oligarchic in nature and charged richest citizen substantial extra tax when in need or in danger. Roof tax in Rome is on
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