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5mo ago
Here is one source that agrees: https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/capabilities/coding
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6mo ago
Same throughput with much less heat. Not sure what that extra 175w is going towards but it's diminishing returns.
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6mo ago
They keep adding “fancy” UI and hijacking standard browser behaviour that is infuriating on a daily basis. Please consider a lofi version for people that want to select text without navigating to a different page.
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6mo ago
Looks like it may not have a package manager like apt or dnf: > Can you please add wget, nano, $my_fav_app_omg_i_love_it to the root filesystem? > No, not likely. I am guessing the way to use software not already in the image is to us
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6mo ago
It can be damn near impossible to break them out of some loops once they've committed. Gotta trim the context back to before the behaviour started.
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6mo ago
865 GB: I am going to need a bigger GPU.
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Apple Changes Prongs on MacBook Chargers; Breaks Compatibility
(discussions.apple.com)
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6mo ago
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6mo ago
If you buy a new MacBook Pro be prepared to ditch all of your duckhead adapters. If you enjoy using a "Power Adapter Extension Cable" to extend your distance from the wall, then be prepared that you cannot buy one that fits the ne
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6mo ago
I wouldn't label that arrogance. In my experience outside the USA, my GP has been unaware of new research / advice / guidelines published by the MoH. They generally respond to new info from reputable sources when you print it
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6mo ago
The GLM-4.7 model isn't that great. I was on their $200/month plan for a while. It was really hard to keep up with how fast it works. Going back to Claude seems like everything takes forever. GLM got much better in 5.1 but Cerebra
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6mo ago
It's like the author handed the copy to the editor who then added a new broken sentence after each original sentence that somehow jams "agents" in there.
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6mo ago
The llama weights were leaked. It open sourced itself. You are right though. Meta could have been in lockstep releasing ChatGPT features into some chat bot on Facebook.com but instead it seemed like their FAIR arm was hell bent on commoditi
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6mo ago
It’s personal…
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6mo ago
I was really excited until I realised that “personal” meant “owned by meta“. I’m trying to decide is I find the doublespeak a bit offensive or not.
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6mo ago
There is this 3rd party tracker: https://marginlab.ai/trackers/claude-code/
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6mo ago
A genuinely good-for-the-world project. The data is really useful for science and for machine learning. You can export all the research-grade identifications of fungi to train a classifier; if that’s what you’re into.
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6mo ago
They can have issues with the timestamps: https://github.com/elevenlabs/elevenlabs-python/issues/707
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7mo ago
I appreciate your view but consensus reality does not agree: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source
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7mo ago
oMLX is worth a look too if you are on a mac.
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7mo ago
This article is from 29 October 2025. The author seems to be using the term "AI" to mean many different things. Back in 2006, Martin Fowler called this Semantic Diffusion: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/Semant
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7mo ago
The first three recommendations seemed weird but alright. Then, it just gets more hilarious and bizarre as it goes on: - Disable branch protection - Remove type annotations and tests - Include a node_modules directory Then, I went back to r
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7mo ago
It's not a question of readiness or capability. It's an MBA with a spreadsheet explaining to a room full of people how much money Apple will lose if they allow X feature to work in Safari. This is user-negative behavior from a com
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The new model they just released has impressive benchmark results: https://huggingface.co/microsoft/bitnet-b1.58-2B-4T Except on GSM8K and math...
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7mo ago
Scaling seemed like the important idea that everyone was chasing. OpenAI used to be a lot more safety minded because it was in their non profit charter, now they’ve gone for-profit and weaponized their tech for the USA military. Pretty wild
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7mo ago
The hotel booking websites show pricing trend data and rooms are largely “low price” currently. March isn’t exactly high season for California but it’s an interesting indicator.
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8mo ago
There are always technical solutions but the feasibility and challenges of mass adoption generally makes policy more desirable for security and privacy: https://www.schneier.com/essays/archives/2020/02/te
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Show HN: Subscribable calendar feeds for astronomical events
(github.com)
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
Cory Doctorow has a word for this..
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8mo ago
Ahh, it was just a simple mistake. FB's market cap is $1.627 trillion (not billion) today. https://nz.finance.yahoo.com/quote/META/
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8mo ago
What is that in reference to?
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