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ed_mercer
9d ago
Does this extend to open models like GLM 5.3? This would mean that simply changing the harness to Pi reduces cost in half?
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ed_mercer
10d ago
Lots of criticism here but I think this is extremely promising. When this tech is extended to videos and perhaps even other forms of media, I think it has the potential of stopping all slop!
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ed_mercer
12d ago
email? Is a user's email up for grabs just like that?
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ed_mercer
14d ago
>I do enjoy using their free AI It's really not free. You're paying with your data.
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ed_mercer
15d ago
you mean something like step level debugging for agents?
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16d ago
Meanwhile, 7 years on my F-91W
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18d ago
Why would you ever connect a TV to the internet in the first place?
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19d ago
Awesome write-up, thank you! This makes me want to try this out as well.
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19d ago
Hi, can you elaborate on this? Why not use Asahi Linux?
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23d ago
Fable-class models IMO are now capable enough to maintain your code as well.
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27d ago
This is all great until you change or upgrade to a newer model, and you can start over again because some of the directions/rules are now part of the model.
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29d ago
OP was doing 30K USD MRR, not sure why he needs to find a job at all. Did he spend it all?
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29d ago
> which has even seen Google co-founder Sergey Brin return to day-to-day operations This is false, Brin already returned to active work at Google in early 2023. https://www.forbes.com/sites/richardnieva/2023
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1mo ago
I personally got used to the claudisms and think people are making too big of a deal out of it. Yes it says load-bearing and caveat a lot, but at least you know behind the scenes what meaning it's assigning to certain situations.
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1mo ago
getting a 502
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1mo ago
It's the predecessor. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38415092
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1mo ago
Alex's first post about OpenRouter got 6 upvotes and 0 comments on HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35481760
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1mo ago
I'd be curious to see how this would run on Qwen3.8 27B
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DeepSeek-V4-Pro-0813 outperforming Fable
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1mo ago
Yes, he has financial incentives. That doesn't automatically make what he says false or dishonest.
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1mo ago
I agree, and I'm actually pro Opus 5 exactly for this reason. In my opinion, agents talking to agents is the future, and humans will move to a higher abstraction layer. So it's the right move to make for Anthropic. Many of the co
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1mo ago
If it can save 10% of tokens, how is that useless?
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2mo ago
There is no positive future with meta in it.
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2mo ago
They're pointing to macOS and saying it uses 5 times less RAM there, but is 230MB for a weather app really something to be proud off?
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2mo ago
Since this page is clearly made with AI, someone deliberately prompted to add scroll hijacking for some reason, despite it being known to be bad UX.
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2mo ago
My dad has it really bad because he worked in a nightclub in his twenties. He would say it's like a jumbojet idling its engines nearby, all the time. It's thanks to him that I started taking ear protection seriously.
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> I don't think we'd see two people talking as being weird. We do, it's known as the halfalogue and has been found to be more distracting/annoying. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20817912/ It&#x
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2mo ago
can't you just buy a used same class motherboard from a marketplace?
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2mo ago
Same here. You can press space after going to the next building as a workaround.
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2mo ago
So it's basically a Claude Desktop clone?
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