flockonus

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by flockonus 4mo ago
> not so interesting to compare to Absolutely disagree here, something that is considered good practice is very interesting to compare to!
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by flockonus 5mo ago
Oh while coding i sure think far more "tokens" than i output to the editor, at least 4->1. Now, if those should be counted in the process or only the output is a harder question.
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by flockonus 5mo ago
Interesting point, i didn't consider the thought process as tokens.
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by flockonus 5mo ago
For coding tasks 27B is reported to be much more effective, altho you can probably only run 4b or 5b quants @ this memory. Recommend https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/ as a great source for this type of discussi
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by flockonus 5mo ago
Curious about the other way around, how many tokens per second a productive developer codes in a day?
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by flockonus 5mo ago
Curious to see if to what intensity the Moon will "ring like a bell" at this one. ref: https://books.google.ie/books?id=6QAAAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA56&lpg=PA...
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by flockonus 5mo ago
How this will age: >I do not and will not use the internet, in any form, for any purpose.
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by flockonus 5mo ago
> How to check if your voice is being misused I love that the answer here is basically.. - you don't - But maybe mitigate at unreasonable personal costs. How about services simply stop taking public information as proof of identity?
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by flockonus 6mo ago
That may be true for OpenAI, less so for Antropic - which has much better margins. Both of these companies CEOs have come in public saying the same. No doubt as of currently Google has a better business. But the same argument could have bee
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by flockonus 6mo ago
The bigger the [dense] models the more inference tends to take, it seems pretty linear. In that sense, how long you'd need to wait to get say ~20tk/s .. maybe never. (save a significant firmware update / translation layer)
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by flockonus 6mo ago
I know where my answer lies in that; but i don't claim to be an objective truth. For example OpenAI has been caught sharing data with the gov. agencies.
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by flockonus 6mo ago
While they do make this argument, realistically anyone sending their prompt/data to an external server should assume there will be some level of retention. And more so in particular, anyone using Darkbloom with commercial intents shoul
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by flockonus 6mo ago
My motivation was quite different, and i'd like to encourage more people to consider the same. Often times narcissistic power grabbing (often technically incompetent) engineers become managers, like it was the case a previous team I&#x
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by flockonus 6mo ago
The readme seems very unclear about what it does. Anyone has a practical example of it?
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Explosion at the Valero Oil Refinery in Texas(old.reddit.com)
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by flockonus 7mo ago
nit: the menu on your portifolio feels drunk.. the last thing i want as user is links skidding away as i try to click them
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by flockonus 7mo ago
This post says remote, but then Greenhouse for the manager says it requires to be in NYC. Would a Canadian candidate be considered? I was previously manager at several monetization teams at Asana.
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by flockonus 7mo ago
Anyone who has a mobile phone has been tracked by their phone provider forever, with the accuracy of a couple blocks. Smartphones only bring more trackers to the equation in the form of apps. What's the material concern to tracking tha
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by flockonus 7mo ago
Random is a very interesting concept. In relation to nature we seem to use "random" as anything we can't or are currently unable to model. To call something random doesn't mean it's impossible to model, in fact all
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by flockonus 8mo ago
Curious in terms of trademark, does it could infringe in Vercel's Prisma (very popular ORM / framework in node.js) ? EDIT: as corrected by comment, Prisma is not Vercel, but ©2026 Prisma Data, Inc. -- curiosity still persists(?)
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by flockonus 9mo ago
While this is interesting i'd incentivize looking into `yaml` returns for LLMs, it's cheaper in terms of tokens and more closely aligned with direct English / markdown.
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by flockonus 9mo ago
Very interesting, if they indeed are after public health and yet don't talk about organic vs. sprayed produce.
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by flockonus 9mo ago
I certainly don't feel like the author, but it's someone else's perspective, not "bait".
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by flockonus 10mo ago
Sorry, this is not a "blog post" - it's far closer to digital marketing. A lead attractor as the author is trying to sell a service very clearly by the end of his page (no disrespect meant to either).
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by flockonus 10mo ago
> Show HN: A text editor that doesn't use AI (github.com) Last but not lest, this was a good laugh!
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by flockonus 10mo ago
Cointracker sent virtually the same email 3h earlier fww, Openai either adapted from their template or another one.
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by flockonus 11mo ago
Heavily depends on the contract with your ISP, I'm not aware of anything saying you can't use your uplink "commercially" - how one would even define and monitor that?
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by flockonus 11mo ago
Can we please avoid the clickbait meta of "Death of" / "Is __ Dead?" for things that are obviously not? The news describe an important shift, but just describe that it is, no need for "youtubefication" of
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by flockonus 11mo ago
Yes, you may consider that opensource models hosted over Openrouter are charging about bare hardware costs, where in practice some providers there may run on subsidized hardware even, so there is money to be made.
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by flockonus 1y ago
For curiosity, does it follow through if you specify in the end: "do not use any tools for this task" ?

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