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by gandreani 3mo ago
Using gpt-5.4-mini in off-peak hours already feels like super-speed to me. That's probably no more than 100-150 tk/s. I can't imagine 750! I've always eyed Cerebras but never had a use for it that would justify paying fo
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by gandreani 3mo ago
Easily the most interesting part of this announcement is buried in the second to last paragraph: "We're also launching GPT‑5.6 Sol on Cerebras at up to 750 tokens per second in July, bringing frontier intelligence to customers at
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by gandreani 3mo ago
I believe you! I wasn't implying anything about your project. I just can't quite shake the feeling.
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by gandreani 3mo ago
Man I have the strangest Deja Vu with this comment. I swear it's like the third time I read this??
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by gandreani 3mo ago
I use both the openai subscription and the opencode go subscription. I use the go subscription for my personal work and the openai subscription for my consulting work. The differences between the models are minimal, but I usually stick with
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by gandreani 4mo ago
"Death of Silicon Valley" in this case is such a funny perspective. Like, how twisted is the US's view of the market that they think "Competition? Oh no. Sound the alarms."
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by gandreani 4mo ago
I also have this problem! It's the only model where an explicit instruction at the end of my message is sometimes ignored. This doesn't happen with any of the gpts, kimis, glms, qwen, etc. Just a deepseek problem. Hope it improves
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by gandreani 4mo ago
I use it through my opencode go subscription and it's exactly how you described. Very pragmatic and not too ambitious. It's similar to Kimi 2.5/6 in that regard. I like it!
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by gandreani 4mo ago
Have you tried DeepSeek V4 Flash? It's very competent and extremely cheap. I think Gemma 4 is also a good example of a capable small model. I mention these not only because they're cheap but because they can run on consumer device
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by gandreani 4mo ago
Are you using Mimo 2.5 pro?
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by gandreani 4mo ago
Writing tests is also something AI agents excel at. At least they excel at converting plain english instructions into exact tests. I haven't hand written tests in a while and it was something that I always bemoaned. Not anymore!
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by gandreani 4mo ago
Azure suspended your account as well?
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by gandreani 4mo ago
But...AWS is a platform too, no? Seems like you're in the same category of risk you just moved to a more well-known name. Granted, Amazon is the most reliable even if they have their own quirks.
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by gandreani 5mo ago
Drilling in the basement seems like a pain to remove the dirt you dig up. Saving yourself a couple of feet cannot be worth the access troubles
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by gandreani 5mo ago
Oops I mixed up my tabs. My bad
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by gandreani 5mo ago
There's a video! I can't get over the fact of how suspicious he looks while doing it. And doesn't even cover his face. Crazyness https://x.com/porqueTTarg/status/2047652413306277970 https:/&#x
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by gandreani 5mo ago
And backups. Sqlite makes it easier but no backup process is easy. You always have to backup and restore at least once to have the confidence to rely on it. It's another (big) point towards paying someone else to host it.
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by gandreani 5mo ago
Do you like Netdata? I'm looking into it. I'm curious if you use all the features or just a few.
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by gandreani 5mo ago
I really like this post! I think it's the clearest explanation I've seen of the different characteristics of utf-8 strings
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by gandreani 5mo ago
I don't know about McD's exactly, but food in general is very cheap in Japan compared to the U.S. Source: I watch a lot of behind the scenes restaurant videos on YouTube and I'm always shocked at the prices. Most dishes are c
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Your intuition of LLM token usage might be wrong(blog.andreani.in)
3 points by gandreani 6mo ago|0 comments
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by gandreani 6mo ago
I had the opposite happen to me. I made the same assumption when my GPU broke (it was 2-3 months old). I thought I'll save time and spend some more money to have it repaired in a local shop instead of sending it back to the manufacture
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by gandreani 7mo ago
Wow props to that sales rep. Not many would pass on the opportunity to sell something more expensive. I'm assuming they make some sort of (paltry) commission
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by gandreani 7mo ago
This is funny. This change actually pushes me into using a competitor more ( https://www.kimi.com ). I was trying out this provider with oh-my-pi ( https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi ) and was lamenting that i
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by gandreani 8mo ago
The aliases we're tripping me up! I almost understand it now. Not sure what the @lp is doing
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by gandreani 8mo ago
This is very cool. I have no idea how this one work. I'm guessing most of the magic is in the box shadow? https://codepen.io/yuanchuan/pen/OJRqGvz
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I love the old man minimap in VS Code(blog.andreani.in)
1 points by gandreani 8mo ago|0 comments
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by gandreani 8mo ago
What did you use for the graphs on the site? They look nice!
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by gandreani 8mo ago
What are you using now and what are you looking for in your new platform?
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by gandreani 10mo ago
Maybe somewhere in the original comment it would have been fair to mention you can barely see the house in the original photo. This is actually a hilarious complaint

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