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by gslepak 5d ago
You are aware that Claude is designed to deliberately sabotage AI projects, right?
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by gslepak 5d ago
> Opus 5.5 is being served under opus 5 right now. On what basis are you claiming this?
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by gslepak 5d ago
Does anyone have any experience with Grok's subscription? How does it compare price-wise to the API?
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Tinfield 1 is an open weight coding model from Nigeria that beats Opus 4.8(twitter.com)
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by gslepak 7d ago
I'm honestly baffled why people are writing Zig or Rust and avoiding V. V (and now Bend) seems like the future to me.
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by gslepak 9d ago
Amazing work, one question regarding the guide, it states: > That same file is the CPU program and the GPU kernel: clang builds it for the host, Metal or CUDA builds it for the device, so a `!` runs the exact same code on either chip. Wh
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by gslepak 15d ago
I recommend reading the link.
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by gslepak 15d ago
So glad to see this! This is exactly what we need! Love this! I wrote this article a while back on how to build a great terminal editor that's better than Emacs and VIM [1], you might find it interesting! [1] https://gist.
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by gslepak 15d ago
I always wondered how Idiocracy got to the point where they have sophisticated technology and yet everyone is stupid. I think we have our answer.
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by gslepak 15d ago
How does lumen compare to semble? https://github.com/MinishLab/semble
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by gslepak 1mo ago
It turns out there already is a legal precedent for this. It's called the 4th Amendment: > The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be
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by gslepak 2mo ago
Do people not know how to write blogs without AI anymore? I enjoy hearing a human's unique voice and miss hearing it when it's abscent.
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by gslepak 2mo ago
Why yes, in fact I am. One of the major reasons [1] I switched to GrapheneOS. [1] https://blog.okturtles.org/2024/06/the-ultimate-ios-to-graph...
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by gslepak 2mo ago
Yeah this is a battle and it's why governments decide to spend resources on this. Protectionism won't help America, American needs to compete. There's a general consensus that open source AI must win because people don't
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by gslepak 3mo ago
I like people who push back in this way :D Certainly, if you want to be even more involved in writing the code, more power to ya!
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by gslepak 3mo ago
FWIW I appreciate people like the author's old self. I am one of those who hates and simultaneously appreciates being corrected when I'm mistaken. I hate being mistaken and I appreciate the opportunity to correct the mistake. Whil
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by gslepak 3mo ago
This is really cool. I love it. What'd be really funny would be for someone to use this to implement an app that's a terminal. XD
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by gslepak 3mo ago
Indeed, it performed worse than Qwen3.6-27b in my basic test. It gave a fancier looking answer, but did a worse job following the prompt.
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by gslepak 3mo ago
Very cool! There seems to be a bug here: https://hackernewstrends.com/?q=vim&q=emacs&q=zed For some reason the results cut off at 2018-10 even though "Popular Comparisons" preview shows more.
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by gslepak 3mo ago
Note that these are Python-only results, the model will not do as well with other languages. I'm glad to see more domain-focused SLMs, we need more of them! A programming focused MoE should work well across many languages.
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by gslepak 3mo ago
I'm kinda glad that it's VW blocking GrapheneOS users in a cynical way. When my parents got a VW Jetta they never stopped complaining about it and never bought one again. So it tracks that they'd also be the car manufacturer
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by gslepak 3mo ago
I'm at a loss here tbh because that sentiment is what the article is about. But yes I did edit the comment to make it less personal and more about the sentiment that has led to these changes in the VISA requirements.
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by gslepak 3mo ago
Gaijin is not a personal attack, it means foreigner. So perhaps there was a misunderstanding, otherwise, could you point out the personal attack?
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by gslepak 3mo ago
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by gslepak 3mo ago
They are not just asking for more money, from TFA they are imposting additional requirements like better Japanese fluency etc. In general they are raising the bar for who is allowed to live there, and all of that protects Japan.
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by gslepak 3mo ago
VPNs do not allow you to connect two devices directly, they have to go through the VPN. They also do not allow you to connect devices that are not on the VPN. Iroh does P2P connections and punches holes through NATs when needed, so you can
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by gslepak 3mo ago
I applaud the Japanese for being capable of recognizing that many parts of their culture are unique and worth preserving. That what makes Japan Japan is not just the land and the name, but the people and their culture.
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by gslepak 3mo ago
> people aren't transgender because their hormones are imbalanced. The reason transgender people do hormone replacement therapies is so that they can change their hormonal balance. Not so sure, it could have to do with their hormo
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by gslepak 3mo ago
Another headline about the Digital ID prison system they're building to identify and restrict all access to the Internet for people of all ages. Then perhaps comes the mark which is about restricting and controlling what you're al
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by gslepak 4mo ago
Where does Anthropic or OpenAI winning leave us? Dependents of an AI-megacorp for our "facts"? Our software? Our work? It's possible these companies will become everyone's boss, and will dictate to everyone what everyone

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