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by druskacik 7mo ago
That has been true for some time now, definitely since Claude 3 release two years ago.
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by druskacik 8mo ago
According to the announcement blog Le Chat is powered by the new model as well: https://chat.mistral.ai/chat
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by druskacik 8mo ago
I wonder when we will see an LLM deployed directly in a space rover on a mission like this. The time savings could be huge.
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by druskacik 9mo ago
I usually love names by Mistral (Mixtral, Ministral, Pixstral) but this one just sucks. Not sure about Clistral though :D
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by druskacik 10mo ago
It's not just you, I hear this often, but I am always suprised people can read for so long in bed. No matter how interesting a book is, I can rarely read more than 20-30 minutes before the urge to fall asleep becomes too strong. But I
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by druskacik 10mo ago
Funny coincidence, these are the exact sci-fi books I read this and previous year, in the exact order I read them (I read some non-sci-fi books in between to not get overwhelmed). I finished Project Hail Mary literally one hour ago. All the
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by druskacik 10mo ago
I did some vibe-evals only and it seemed slightly worse for my use case, so I didn't change it.
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by druskacik 11mo ago
This is my experience as well. Mistral models may not be the best according to benchmarks and I don't use them for personal chats or coding, but for simple tasks with pre-defined scope (such as categorization, summarization, etc.) they
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by druskacik 1y ago
I like this quote: 'Everything an LLM outputs is a hallucination. It's just that some of those hallucinations are true.'
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by druskacik 1y ago
Is it because the model is not good enough at following the prompt, or because the prompt is unclear? Something similar has been the case with text models. People write vague instructions and are dissatisfied when the model does not correct
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by druskacik 1y ago
> BDSM has been a thing for decades But decades ago it was not possible to reach content like that in a few seconds, using magical device we carry 24/7.
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Show HN: Database of >2M creators and brands grouped into categories(infldb.com)
3 points by druskacik 1y ago|0 comments
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by druskacik 1y ago
Doesn't infinity include every possible option (possible meaning that it can happen within rules of physics)? If the model of the universe is one where events are happening with some probability, then if the probability is nonzero and
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by druskacik 1y ago
I always wondered about the idea posed in this short story. Does the "everything that can happen does happen" theory apply to free will? If there really are infinite universes, is there a one when I'm walking a street full of
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Tell HN: Beware of OpenAI API credits expiring 1 year after purchase
2 points by druskacik 1y ago|0 comments
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GPT5 Is Horrible(old.reddit.com)
29 points by druskacik 1y ago|13 comments
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by druskacik 1y ago
evil.example.com can be a legitimate-looking website (e.g. a new tool a person might want to try). If it has a login with email code, it can try to get the code from a different website (e.g. aforementioned Shopify). For the username + pa
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by druskacik 1y ago
Intentionality of the path is a good prerequisite of the object being technological, and its hostility is a possibility given the Dark Forest resolution is true (which we can't prove nor disprove). The sentence sounds a bit sensational
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by druskacik 1y ago
A few years ago I was surprised to learn that people in the USA usually use credit cards instead of debit. Now I'm surprised to learn that it's not extreme if the number of cards they own reaches double digits.
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by druskacik 1y ago
The threshold should be that a relevant representative of the company agreed to have the logo displayed on the website. Anything other than that is deceptive.
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by druskacik 1y ago
There is basically identical project I've been aware of for some time, and it seems to be shutting down in two weeks according to their website. What's the story here? https://zonefiles.io/
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by druskacik 1y ago
There's a difference between passing on video tapes and having a pocket machine with an unlimited amount of adult content. Just my opinion, but I think it's worrying kids can access it in basically a few clicks. But I agree, forci
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Asking users to share their ChatGPT conversation leading them to site visit(robertdruska.com)
2 points by druskacik 1y ago|0 comments
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by druskacik 1y ago
Okay, I genuinely thought that consuming as much protein powder as you describe would make person feel sick, you surprised me. To each his own. The fact remains, research suggests overdosing on protein supplements has potential health hazar
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by druskacik 1y ago
The rule of thumb is that the ultra-processed food should not account for a too large part of your diet. The protein powder is usually taken as a supplement and in small quantities, as opposed to food like twinkies people can easily overeat
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by druskacik 1y ago
It seems their "Voice mode" is just a dictation mode, not like the Voice Mode from e.g. OpenAI. Even their demo[0] just shows a dictation. I am a bit disappointed, the headline made me think they offer a voice mode similar to Open
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by druskacik 1y ago
I'd like to ask the opposite question: why do people prefer command line tools? I tried both and I prefer working in IDE. The main reason is that I don't trust the LLMs too much and I like to see and potentially quickly edit the c
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by druskacik 1y ago
I've been using OpenAI's batch API for some time, then replaced it with Mistral's batch API because it was cheaper (Mistral Small with $0.10 / $0.20 per million tokens was perfect for my use case). This makes me rethink
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by druskacik 1y ago
He wanted to be the CEO and merge it with Tesla[0], but the researchers had a problem with him (some had a problem with Altman as well, but that's another story). He did not have any real options since OpenAI was a non-profit then, so
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AI translation service launched for publishers prompts dismay among translators(theguardian.com)
1 points by druskacik 1y ago|0 comments

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