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by echelon 3mo ago
You don't need to spend $200k, because results can be bad for cheap. https://youtu.be/HDdsKJl92H4 Though we're finding the studios contracted to do this can bill $50k. I know several studios that previously billed
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by echelon 3mo ago
Open Source >>> Closed Source [1] I don't want to cheer against my country, but we've given up on open source. The way Anthropic and OpenAI treat their customers as adversaries is embarrassing. I will cheer for China, for
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by echelon 3mo ago
The other way around. Rust is also one of the best languages to use with AI.
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by echelon 3mo ago
This is the kind of civil discourse HN allows these days.
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by echelon 3mo ago
The discourse is full of venom and it's not from our side.
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by echelon 3mo ago
> In fact, your comment (regardless of attitude on AI) is exactly an example of the kind of attitude that is in opposition to the curiosity, positivity, and humanity that HN historically represents. My patience has worn out. I've t
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by echelon 3mo ago
It's a witch hunt. Everything gets labeled AI, flagged, and canned. I'm getting annoyed at HN now and wish I could join an AI-positive / tech-positive version.
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by echelon 3mo ago
This is so great! I hate to bother with more questions, but I'm just so curious about this. If you could roughly sketch out your agentic harness loop in a sentence or two, what does it look like? Which model(s) do the driving? How is p
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by echelon 3mo ago
Can you explain what you're using the local compute for vs. the API-based frontier models? That was entirely unclear to me. Are you running tool calls that include inference with local fine tunes? And fast math packages? Controlled by
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by echelon 3mo ago
Build more power!
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by echelon 3mo ago
Fable and Seedance are wildly good products, and they're creating lots of opportunity for disruption. Oracle is in a weird shape.
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by echelon 3mo ago
Everyone in the tech and media world is dead set on this being a bubble. Yet, even now, Fable is able to do the work of 4-5 engineers when used by a single senior engineer. Teams can and will shrink. Look at all the production and advertisi
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by echelon 3mo ago
I think there are OpenAI / Anthropic employees in here flagging comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48907099 These companies are behaving against the best interests of their customers. Both OpenAI and Anthro
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by echelon 3mo ago
Amazon and Google are pouring resources into reducing the fitness of the Redis project, pilfering insane revenues, yet not once has either offered to open source their own core platforms. They're attacking another company that is power
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by echelon 3mo ago
I wish you'd chosen a "non free" fair source or open core license from the start. Amazon has stolen enormous wealth from you and your collaborators. People cheer for the hyperscalers even though AWS and GCP are not at all ope
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by echelon 3mo ago
> some of those profits are passed on to users too. valkey on aws is cheaper for customers too. You must be joking. Until the whole of AWS and GCP are open source, they're taking absurd margins on your business and locking you in.
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by echelon 3mo ago
As a reminder, Amazon and Google pillaged the Redis project and took all the profits of themselves. OSI purity is hyperscaler brainwashing. They don't want to pay you. They want to take your labor. Amazon and Google have made billions
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by echelon 3mo ago
Does this scale beyond N5/N4? This could be a really useful tool.
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by echelon 3mo ago
SaaS is dead. Everything is going to be brought in house.
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by echelon 3mo ago
GLM isn't good enough yet. It pays to be marginally ahead of people stuck on open models.
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by echelon 3mo ago
> I prefer spending some time to design suitable data structures/algorithms for the problem at hand. I'm doing this at LLM speed now. I feel like I'm doing the work of two whole teams and designing rock-solid software. Rus
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by echelon 3mo ago
The humbling thought should be all the blue collar workers on r/vibecoding demoing their apps and games. And then realizing they put together something that would have taken you a few days to do. The supply of software is about to go w
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by echelon 3mo ago
Google can't tarnish Vint Cerf. There are lots of brilliant people at Google who do no evil. The fact that the company makes evil decisions about the direction of the web, privacy, and performs blatantly monopolistic actions does not o
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by echelon 3mo ago
What the hell? This is the first I'm learning of this. Why did they do that? Is it owned by a private company?
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by echelon 3mo ago
Chrome has enshittified so much that I don't know how anyone uses it. It actively violates users and shoves trackers and malware up their wazoo. And you're stuck in the cage with the abuser. There's no way to turn off the fuc
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by echelon 3mo ago
Someone should fork it in Rust using Claude and rename it SQRite. Strict type all the things.
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by echelon 3mo ago
Prescient. This film predated the Ukraine war, and it felt like fiction six years ago. This is absolutely coming. The government is concerned about who might print a 3D gun, but this is the real danger.
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by echelon 3mo ago
Meanwhile, I asked ChatGPT to verify the ALIAS DNS records of its search results so I could build evidence Netlify was blocking me [1], and it worked flawlessly. I've replaced Google almost wholesale with ChatGPT and Claude. [1] If you
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by echelon 3mo ago
I can't wait until our LLM agents spot these and substitute in our own favorite, personally intuitive format conversions appropriate for the scale. I'd like this to be expressed in units of pallet(s) of standard cinder blocks.
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by echelon 3mo ago
> It will be python and typescript. A waste. This code will be high-defect and slow. All of your LLM outputs should be Rust.

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