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by esafak 5d ago
Mathematicians never claimed that it was useful. It is up to you to find a use for it.
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by esafak 5d ago
5x the price of 5.3 flash and the measured speed is only 75tk/s, whereas 5.3 flash measures 40tk/s. So it's either too slow or too expensive. https://openrouter.ai/z-ai/glm-5.3-flash https://o
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by esafak 5d ago
What do you mean? Declaring the agent is transparency. You should be congratulating Meta for their rare good deed.
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by esafak 5d ago
I would if they let me bring the subscription I have to the harness of my choice.
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by esafak 5d ago
Some things can simply be beyond humans, but what if an AI could understand it? Just because we don't understand something, it does not mean that it does not matter.
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by esafak 5d ago
So his whistleblowing is actually a deliberate act of government transparency, in your estimation?
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by esafak 6d ago
The golden ratio in nature is numerology. Biology is beautiful enough in itself without having the golden ratio shoehorned into it. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10792139/
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by esafak 6d ago
Because you are not familiar with the site.
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by esafak 6d ago
Yes, that bad thing. Often a consequence of another bad thing called "limited budgets"!
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by esafak 6d ago
Crafting a good prompt is what differentiates an expert's output from a beginner's. Of course you need good constraints too. But those good constraints are created precisely through good prompts.
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by esafak 6d ago
Not generous enough? How token efficient and fast is it compared with American models?
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by esafak 6d ago
The problem is that not everybody has it but they still want the end result. If everybody could draw nobody would hire designers.
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by esafak 7d ago
I knew it was going to be cryptography. Everybody's cracking something these days. See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49738551
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by esafak 7d ago
The EU AI Act already levies 7% global annual turnover penalties for prohibited AI practices.
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by esafak 8d ago
Could you add qdrant and duckdb to the benchmarks?
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by esafak 8d ago
You using the whole fist, doc?
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by esafak 8d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Border_search_exception apparently
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by esafak 8d ago
Welcome to HN...
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by esafak 8d ago
When throughput is an issue, you have to think judiciously. I'm definitely not saying you shouldn't think but you have to apply human oversight effectively. For me that means front-loading through dialectic planning, and maximizi
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by esafak 8d ago
They hold no value precisely because they don't store them and send you a magic link! If they stored a recycled password or its hash, then it would be valuable.
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by esafak 8d ago
Nobody's livelihood was affected by appropriating old folk tales.
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by esafak 8d ago
You don't like not having to worry that they don't store your creds so they can't lose it?
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by esafak 8d ago
Well I like them, as an option. I offer using passkeys and email interchangeably; if you lose one you can recover with the other. Passwords, SMS, TOTP are out for me.
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by esafak 8d ago
That number is a big deal, assuming it is well calibrated. Did they talk about calibration?
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by esafak 8d ago
It uses gpt-5-nano through OpenCode Zen to generate the title unless you override `small_model`. https://opencode.ai/docs/providers/#self-hosted-gitlab
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by esafak 8d ago
Has anyone compared this with Cursor's Origin?
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by esafak 8d ago
I don't doubt that AI might increase the GDP but it will happen at the expense of the many.
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by esafak 8d ago
Sabine would say that as she left academia.
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by esafak 8d ago
It is uncanny just how so some sci-fi authors were. But that's selection bias for you!
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by esafak 8d ago
Err... society will pay your wife reliably because it needs to eat while you need rich benefactors to indulge your experiments?

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