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by coder543 10mo ago
https://platform.openai.com/docs/models/gpt-5.2 400k, not 256k.
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by coder543 10mo ago
Based on things I had read over the past several months, Qwen3-Flash seemed to just be a weird marketing term for the Qwen3-Omni-30B-A3B series, not a different model. If they are not the same, then that is interesting/confusing.
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by coder543 10mo ago
No... that website is not helpful. If you take it at face value, it is claiming that the previous Qwen3-Omni-Flash wasn't open either, but that seems wrong? It is very common for these blog posts to get published before the model weigh
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by coder543 10mo ago
Which book? Which world? I don't remember this, but it has been a few years.
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by coder543 10mo ago
Netflix (notoriously) does not license most of their content this way. You can't rent/buy Stranger Things on Apple TV, no matter how much you're willing to pay. If Netflix acquires Warner Bros, I expect this restriction to ex
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by coder543 10mo ago
Terminal.app also closes the window when the shell exits if you change a setting: Settings -> Profiles -> Shell -> When the shell exits -> Close the window
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by coder543 11mo ago
codex-mini was released a couple of weeks ago: https://platform.openai.com/docs/models/gpt-5.1-codex-mini
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by coder543 11mo ago
Impressive systems write-up. A question: if Composer is an RL finetune on an open model, why keep weights closed? The edge from a slightly better checkpoint erodes quickly in this market, it's not a durable advantage. Composer protects
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by coder543 11mo ago
It doesn't seem especially popular to me, so... citation needed? It's not being discontinued for being too popular , that's for sure. Apple doesn't want to maintain it forever, and a handful of legacy apps will never be
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by coder543 11mo ago
One problem from Apple’s perspective is that it continues to cost them money to maintain both the translation layer and the x86_64 frameworks on an ongoing basis.
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by coder543 1y ago
I specifically mentioned the imaging capability of EBS for Mac, which you dismissed as the easy part. Now you’re claiming that is the main thing? Well, good news! And yes, Ansible (among other tools) can be used to manage macOS. This discus
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by coder543 1y ago
How do you manage any EC2 instance “without resorting to SSH”? Even for Linux EC2 instances, the right answer is often tools like Ansible, which do still use SSH under the hood.
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by coder543 1y ago
AWS literally lets you deploy Macs as EC2 instances, which I believe includes all of AWS's usual EBS storage and disk imaging features.
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by coder543 1y ago
I have wished for years that Hetzner would offer their bare metal servers in the U.S., and not just Hetzner Cloud.
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by coder543 1y ago
I keep hoping Postgres will one day have the ability to mark a timestamp column as an expiry column. It would be useful for all kinds of things beyond caching, including session tokens, feature flags, background jobs, rate limiting, delayed
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by coder543 1y ago
I think it has been free in some editor plugins, which is probably a significant factor. I would rather use a model that is good than a model that is free, but different people have different priorities.
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by coder543 1y ago
There are enough vendors that it's difficult for any one vendor to charge too much per token. There are also a lot of really good open-weight models that your business could self-host if the hosted vendors all conspire to charge too
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by coder543 1y ago
> Most people don't, and cracking a window is the only option. It's not usually the only option. Installing an ERV is an option for the more than half of the population that owns their own property in the US, and an ERV will sa
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by coder543 1y ago
http://www.purifresh.com/erv.html https://swervair.com/ A couple examples I see on Google. I'm not advocating for any of these, because I have no idea if they are any good, but I see no technical reaso
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by coder543 1y ago
> Sounds very country dependent. Yes, I meant in the US. Apologies for not making that clearer. I don't think ERVs are uncommon in new construction outside the US, but I don't know as much about that.
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by coder543 1y ago
> Heating air is cheap, it's heating all the other mass in your home that's hard Is the air cheap to heat? Even if it were, that still wouldn't solve the other issues that were mentioned.
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by coder543 1y ago
CO2 and VOCs, but what about PM2.5 and PM10? What about pollen? What about humidity control? Cracking a window is also costly, since it directly raises your heating and cooling bills. It's just an "invisible" cost that's
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by coder543 1y ago
Outside air isn’t a panacea. There is often plenty of pollution right outside your window unless you live on an idyllic beachfront property. The humidity level outside is also rarely what you want in your home, whether it is too high or too
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by coder543 1y ago
A lot of GPUs are allocated for training and research, so dividing the total number by the number of users isn’t particularly useful. Doubly so if you’re trying to account for concurrency.
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by coder543 1y ago
They seem fairly competitive with each other. You would have to benchmark them for your specific use case.
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by coder543 1y ago
Qwen3 models (including their 235B and 480B models) use the Apache-2.0 license, so it’s not like that’s a big difference here.
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by coder543 1y ago
There is nothing to speculate about here, other than to create confusion for others. The physics is immensely clear. AVS is not needed here, and OP can save money by buying whatever is the cheapest option that provides >40W. Since I ha
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by coder543 1y ago
More fearmongering. Provide proof, or please stop confusing people. This thread was asking for recommendations to understand how to charge their phone. The answer is extremely simple. This is not the thread to dig into irrelevant details. R
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by coder543 1y ago
I didn’t say the charger doesn’t support AVS. AVS is fine, but the practical impact on charging time is going to be difficult to notice in this specific case, if it exists at all. Apple does not even hint that AVS is needed to meet their ch
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by coder543 1y ago
This post[0] seemed to be the main source of confusion, but it has since been updated at the bottom to apologize and say it wasn’t true. You don’t need some kind of special charger. [0]: https://9to5mac.com/2025/09&#x2F

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