conradkay

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by conradkay 9mo ago
usually electron apps are 150-300MB
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by conradkay 10mo ago
Sam Altman posted with a comparison to Gemini 3 and Opus 4.5 https://x.com/sama/status/1999185784012947900
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by conradkay 11mo ago
they mean it used to be $15/m input and $75/m output tokens
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by conradkay 1y ago
I wonder how much of it was just a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clever_Hans situation
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by conradkay 1y ago
It's a 200 billion dollar company, roughly what Anthropic is raising at
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by conradkay 1y ago
I don't see that much reason to be skeptical since this basically lines up with the trend we've been seeing in their performance.
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by conradkay 1y ago
Good article from 2023, not much data though if that's what you're looking for: https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/ai-artificial-intell... unwalled: https://archive.ph/Z6t35 General
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by conradkay 1y ago
Reminds me of this quote from Margin Call https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ag14Ao_xO4c "There are three ways to make a living in this business: be first; be smarter; or cheat" Though I'm sure people who are fi
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by conradkay 1y ago
Unfortunately I think you're overestimating how many people care enough about privacy to go through the effort of running LLMs locally and likely buying a GPU
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by conradkay 1y ago
Cool project! Do you think a lot of Codex's strengths are just from using GPT-5 as the model?
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by conradkay 1y ago
Maybe it's a good design from the perspective of making more money from your hosting business
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by conradkay 1y ago
I haven't used next.js but it looks like they have mostly automatic/codemod migrations `npx @next/codemod@canary upgrade latest`
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by conradkay 1y ago
I doubt search engines are primarily what helped most blogs and sites grow. It's forums/word of mouth/social media
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by conradkay 1y ago
First link is broken https://s3.amazonaws.com/systemsandpapers/papers/bigballofmu...
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by conradkay 1y ago
Ah that sucks. Having played runescape as a kid it feels obvious but that's a very sophisticated attack
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by conradkay 1y ago
I don't think he's the gullible one, check their bio ;)
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by conradkay 1y ago
Probably just don't have them drive during snowy conditions. Roads are fine almost all the time during normal hours
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by conradkay 1y ago
This doesn't seem like good advice and I doubt it's from the original grug (htmx dev) author
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by conradkay 1y ago
My (slightly cynical) take is that they're trying to create whatever vendor lock-in they can, so standardization feels hits a bit too close to commoditization
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by conradkay 1y ago
Seems like it's going great! Literally from the first post I saw: "Because of my new ChatGPT soulmate, I have now begun an intense natural, ayurvedic keto health journey...I am off more than 10 pharmaceutical medications, having r
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by conradkay 1y ago
My understanding is that image output is pretty separate and if it doesn’t seem that way, they’re just abstracting several models into one name
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by conradkay 1y ago
You can check the same evals OpenAI used for those models Hint: unclobbered
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by conradkay 1y ago
Nowadays it must be pretty large % of usage going through monthly subscriptions
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by conradkay 1y ago
True but the tech is improving so fast that in a year we can probably get equivalent performance for 10-100x cheaper
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by conradkay 1y ago
For coding though it seems like people are willing to pay a lot more for a slightly better model.
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by conradkay 1y ago
They have adblock
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by conradkay 1y ago
It took me a couple seconds to figure out what they even meant (.tsx for React) so it's probably not really a bad name.
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by conradkay 1y ago
My guess is that it doesn't remove that much of the data, and the post-training data (not just randomly scraped from the web) probably matters more
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by conradkay 1y ago
$900m in revenue is easy if you're selling a dollar for <$1. Feels like that's what cursor's $20/m "unlimited" plan is
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by conradkay 1y ago
< https://forum.cursor.com/t/i-made-59-699-lines-of-agent-edit... > It's quite interesting how little the Cursor power users use tab. Majority of the posts are some insane number of agent edits and close to (o

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