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by ignoramous 1mo ago
The export controls were revoked before it triggered Chinese protectionism: https://www.silicon.co.uk/e-innovation/artificial-intelligen... / https://archive.vn/B2pah
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> who the eventual dominant player(s) will be This couldn't have been easy. The team at OpenAI has worked a miracle. For example, Meta and Microsoft’s AI ASIC programs not getting off the ground despite being at it for much lo
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> Mostly an extremely online problem Do consider re-reading my comment after a while. > You read the tone you want to read. Please, don't gaslight.
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> VC funded YC company taught me more ... really is a bit of a Neo in the Matrix moment ... ends up making you a 10x more effective corporate worker if that’s where you end up No doubt there are learnings worth a lifetime, and changes
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> With all due respect, paulg is in somewhat of a bubble, this is not congruent with the global situation. Paul, I think, is talking about achieving outsized outcomes in relatively shorter timeframes (as the timing is just right to b
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
A few did. [Blake Ross] worked as an intern at Netscape at the age of 16 ... Ross became disenchanted with the browser he was working on and the direction given to it by America Online, which had recently purchased Netscape. Ross and Hy
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
> from the lenses of Schopenhauer Ha! Analysing (deconstructing?) poems was part of primary schooling in middle eastern traditions wherein Philosophy & Cosmology were considered to be the highest form of Knowledge (informed by Av
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
Then a new term is warranted for what happens to programming when we add prompts & agents.
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
> The issue is that conservatives have always tried to force people to go along with their views, and reacted with oppression and violence towards anyone who didn't fit into their straightjacket. All valid, but as always, there&#x
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
> large part of the effort that dealt this injustice to him was facilitated by the fact that the vast majority of people willfully turn a blind eye when the same thing or worse happens to people are not of their ilk Reminds me of Marx&
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Hetzner Inference Experiment: Open-weights SLMs free of charge(hetzner.com)
1 points by ignoramous 2mo ago|0 comments
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
I don't see OP's comment as condescending but I'm also not in these "should have not become a parent" shoes to tell, for sure. Insensitive? Perhaps. On a discussion board, it is hard to know who you're talking
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
Some do try: It's difficult to explain ... an intensely personal experience. Every child is different. Every parent is different. Every culture has their own way of doing things ... yet children are the one universally shared thing
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
> we shouldn't build our fairy tales around Being self-aware and self-critical is one of those changes that instantly improves everyone's life around us, including our own.
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
You have a point but in Branding, it is accepted that bold (noisy) and distinctive (rather than only descriptive) names are an advantage: Creating billion-dollar brands: Vercel, Azure, Windsurf, Sonos , https://www.youtube.c
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
#142 now when it was on the front-page mere minutes ago: I guess, TFA is way too exaggerated & seeped in avoidable animosity to warrant it.
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
> So theres nothing to price against. To my surprise, providers on OpenRouter (io/akash/chutes) are serving Qwen3.8 27B at ~ $0.4 (in) / $3 (out) / $0.25 (cache), more expensive than DeepSeek v4 Flash . https:&#
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
> I have an internal automated benchmark ... I've been testing various models on it, local and cloud Once you send your benchmark to "cloud", I don't think you can rely on it being secret/private any longer.
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
> It probably could only happen in China, not in current USA or EU (for different reasons) Per Artificial Analysis benchmarks, Meta's Muse Glimmer 30b (open weight) holds its own (for agentic code workloads) against models 5x
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
> will cost an insane amount as well We will get to a point where prosumer laptops that etch SoTA LLMs in removable silicon will be as expensive as cars.
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
Anti-DDoS Cloudflare for inbound emails and WhatsApp messages?
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
> if you highly value language popularity; Go is not most popular Go is similar to popular languages like C, JS/TS, & Python. And so, easy to get started. > highly value a type system that catches errors Probably these fo
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48676795
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
The Commander will then usher us all into Gilead.
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
> That was irony Sarcasm or irony?
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
I like the OpenCode team, but their marketing push to ride DeepSeek's v4 moment is a pit they're digging themselves deep into. For instance, this "marketing" claim that it'll take 24y to break even if a user only
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
> Seems like dense 30B is back in fashion? Surprising that Meta don't host this model, even as rate-limited free-tier. > open weight version of Muse Spark 1.2 Wait. Is this "version" different from what Meta serves?
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
> Meta did not abandon opensource Open weights* I don't think outside of the Big 3 (Ant, OAI, GDM), given the strong competition from China, any other Lab has a chance at capturing the coding market if they aren't open weight
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
> What is a problem for some, isn't a problem for others. Even often so, what might be a problem for some, will be a desirable solution for others. Cue the utilitarians...
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by ignoramous 2mo ago
Curious: Why not pick up a book or two on the topic, and use the LLM to help you through it [0]? To me, prompting the LLM without grounding it sounds like a sure shot way to end up learning "pop-sci", as GP puts it, instead of the

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