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by dakolli 2mo ago
You can sort by the cost cache cose, but you cannot by cache hit %. You have to click on the provider and see what their cache hit % is. A provider could have a super low cache cost, but a 50% cache hit percentage, making the cheap price of
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by dakolli 2mo ago
That's because Deepseek invented the paradigm of prompt caching, they are the SOTA when it comes these techniques. Despite them open sourcing all their research, nobody beats them. edit: I do wish openrouter would let you sort provider
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by dakolli 2mo ago
I get buy with very cheap models and actually using my brain, you don't need these SOTA models. China will definitely win this AI 'war'
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by dakolli 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodity_fetishism
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by dakolli 2mo ago
Who are the peoole using this and why is it worth 60b lol
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by dakolli 2mo ago
Im replying to a comment that says it should be taxed on revenue.
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by dakolli 2mo ago
I really dont think the problem has gotten worse, its just more visible. The previous status quo didnt work either, you just didnt hear as much about it because there weren't commercials. In all reality, the NASDAQ does the entire year
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by dakolli 2mo ago
There's a reason why most businesses don't hire PhDs, they dont need it. PhDs are cheap in many countries, arguably more affordable than a full time mythos lvl agent, yet businesses in India still don't hire 30k a year PhDs t
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by dakolli 2mo ago
Yeah not sure why everyone thinks they need a PhD lvl assitant to build their slop SaaS when an open source model that is 100x cheaper, and 3x faster and arguably still "PhD" level assitant could also build their slop SaaS.
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by dakolli 2mo ago
Couldn't you just download cursor, not even pay for any account and hook up an Anthropic api key and get that functionality? I dont know how cursor works. Everytime ive tried to use, its super buggy and has memory leaks that make my ve
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by dakolli 2mo ago
You can't tax revenue in sports gambling markets, it actually just leads to predatory gambling products with massive vig/house edge. This was attempted in Tennessee. Margins are extermely low sports betting, like 4.5%. Its actuall
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by dakolli 2mo ago
I prefer when people employ their fellow neighbors and uplift their community with their enterprises. This type of automation is inherently selfish and should be discouraged, im glad he lost 200k, that 200k could have been used to help empl
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by dakolli 2mo ago
This is pretty basic stuff, just build a bunch of tools with any openAI compatible api and you'll get good. I think stuff like this is kinda overcomplicating simple problems. "Framework free", bruh its just jsonRPC for the mo
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by dakolli 2mo ago
You can build foundations that aren't extermely optimal but have future optimisations in mind.
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by dakolli 2mo ago
Why not juat write the code. Its not that much faster to produce good code with AI. I spend nearly identical amoubts of time reviewing AI code as it would take to write. Im honestly not convinced there is all that much of a productivity boo
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by dakolli 2mo ago
The president who helped kil 15k children? Why do you miss him, he should be in the jail cell next to trump.
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by dakolli 2mo ago
They're obviously in a pickle, nobody is going to continue to pay $15-50 a mm tokens here soon. There's a reason OpenAI stopped training large models last week, and it's not because of "saftey" or "alignment&qu
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by dakolli 2mo ago
I didn't accept a single edit from this model over the entire week, just saying. I do not understand how it's being benchmarked on par with Sol and other larger models.
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by dakolli 2mo ago
Yeah, that's who Apple is making these for fucking Santa and his Elves lmfao
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by dakolli 2mo ago
How much would is the cost for that machine though, I'm pretty sure I could just buy tokens from a provider and never run out of money for 10 years, and get far better quality output because inference is being served by professionals o
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by dakolli 2mo ago
Check the front page of this god forsaken website a few times a day and you'll get about 10 different posts a day about it.
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by dakolli 2mo ago
Yeah he's a moron with a lot of money, that's about it. I'm sure he's said the same thing about various other bags he had bets on throughout the years.
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by dakolli 2mo ago
What the fuck does this guy know about? I'm sure if we went back through similar statements he's said over the years he's said the same thing about various technologies that are no longer relevant. The guy is a talentless hac
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by dakolli 2mo ago
You could just write decent specs, or generate decent specs and get this done in 1/5th of the time with smaller models. Complete waste of electricity to run $500k in GPUs full throttle, if not more, for 18 hours straight to migrate fro
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by dakolli 2mo ago
I think you're thinking of Dario saying this about image generation.
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by dakolli 2mo ago
I typically provide small screenshots to llms so this seems fine for that usecase, providing an entire screens context seems cause confusion with a lot of llms.
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by dakolli 2mo ago
Actually that's mostly just the military funding those, with a few of them having data center partnerships so they can shield themselves from the criticism of what they really are: military contractors.
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by dakolli 2mo ago
I use everyday, and made a CLI for it, and working on nvim plugin (soon). https://github.com/dakolli/mininote-cli The only tool that made me excited to use agents.
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by dakolli 2mo ago
off of one historical price change, no.
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by dakolli 2mo ago
I've always been curious about who works on software pricing. Do you guys hire actuaries for this type of work?

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