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by doctorpangloss 2mo ago
This audience thinks data center operators are Jedi.
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by doctorpangloss 2mo ago
> Another part of the discount is that Claude Max 20x is $200 but gives usage equivalent to thousands of dollars worth of API-based token spend. this is all it is. it's not complicated.
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by doctorpangloss 2mo ago
depends what the tulips are. tokens? private growth stage shares? openrouter is involved with a lot of scammy crypto personalities. maybe they are the tulips people have been manic about for too long. maybe the collisons are the tulips.
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by doctorpangloss 2mo ago
everyone in this thread is saying something kind of imprecise and reductive and varies between models and even modifications among the models
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by doctorpangloss 2mo ago
Nothing stops people from using a fork with manifest v2 support restored. In fact "VibeChrome" would probably be a successful product.
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by doctorpangloss 2mo ago
You are overthinking this. In your scenario, you will offer to pay a lawyer to write your reply who who will say, "no just comply with the order who cares." You cannot make analogies. People just hold these frou frou promises from
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by doctorpangloss 2mo ago
Maybe it isn't the same thing in the Iron Mountain Cinematic Universe. Consider this: the utility that provides the electricity and the ISP providing internet also do not have a direct relationship with Nine PBS, but will be essential
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by doctorpangloss 2mo ago
Why do people continue to use them despite the existence of so many open weights models? This is "priced in." Short of stealing the checkpoints straight from the servers, it's unlikely to change.
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by doctorpangloss 2mo ago
One interpretation is that so called profitability is one 15 minute phone call between OpenAI and Anthropic to increase prices. If you think that antitrust is the reason that this won't happen, you've stated a speculation. Not a c
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by doctorpangloss 2mo ago
“Show me the prompt.”
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
No, it has some of the nasty trappings of a religion, like keeping women separate until you need to exploit them, but none of the good moral or creative literary parts of religions.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
left hand: governance gaps, privacy, owning instead of renting right hand: nearly every employee of every org buying these things is sending almost everything to LLMs - or using software ULTIMATELY written by, tested by or whatevered by, th
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
Time will tell.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
they invest in defense stuff now, that's new! but. paul graham doesn't like defense stuff. there were plenty of great defense seed investments (palantir), and he runs the best seed venture firm in the world, always has, so his opi
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
if you want to tackle the POV of the true believers at Y Combinator*: look, flock can't be that effective if all it takes is a guy with a ladder to defeat it, right? same thing with pervasive facial detection, you can wear a mask. you
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
I haven't opened Office in years.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
It may or may not be true. The people who made this modification and the other commenters didn't do anything rigorous to verify what they did. They just eyeball it. They could very well make some other error - this has happened frequen
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
Yeah.. just give me a thing I double click that starts After Effects and Excel.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
It's a big world. There are a lot of places to buy oil from. And the balance of payments is not that complicated with energy - like where do Middle East OPEC members reinvest their dollars? In world assets. Like Japanese companies. IMO
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
From the article: > MESSA_SHADER_CACHE_MAX_SIZE MESSA indeed.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
Four Lokos were indeed banned in Massachusetts.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
metareview CRD420251034611 "non-significant reduction in sleep onset latency" means blue light has been conclusively observed to not delay sleep - it doesn't mean that blue light has not yet been observed to delay sleep, we i
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
what if i told you that there are randomized control trials that conclusively show that the color tint of your screen, blue or otherwise, does not affect sleep?
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
haha, what if you add a filter that hides merge commits? i appreciate that you are trying to make it possible for people who vibe code solutions to problems to get code merged by people who have made GitHub their lifestyle. but surely you s
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
> it honestly doesn't matter if it takes a robot longer than a human to clean your house it depends. in order for my slow ass Roomba to clean my floors, I have to move a bunch of things out of the way and not use the room. on the fl
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
this is the unintentional HN humor i come here for
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
> perhaps i do need to be making an engine from scratch to keep myself interested you're not the only one. jonathan blow has made tons of money selling games and also needs to write a whole programming language for 100h to keep him
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
remember how there used to be people whose lifestyle was answering Stack Overflow questions? 3 years from now we're going to be looking at charts showing engagement from GitHub Lifestyle people going straight down too.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
It's completely academic. At 5tok/s you can process 13 MTok per month at concurrency 1. I use 5 BILLION tokens per week when coding.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
what if fil-c could draw pelicans?

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