jhonof

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by jhonof 10d ago
Consent of the people can be different for different things? No way /s
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by jhonof 10d ago
Constantly ripping up trade/other deals that were signed in the last decade is unreliable and hard to plan around.
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by jhonof 16d ago
The login issue is extremely annoying, at least mandating an xcancel link would fix that.
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by jhonof 16d ago
It's bench-marking near sol
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by jhonof 17d ago
This is a succinct explanation for what I have been thinking as well, thank you for putting it into words.
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by jhonof 19d ago
I think the purpose of an event like this would be to optimize the process so that it isn't just occasionally asking an AI to keep going.
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by jhonof 22d ago
Qwen 3.8 27B is better than Sonnet 4.6
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by jhonof 23d ago
But they declared it...
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by jhonof 23d ago
We were already there with Opus 5 -> https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/nvidias-harness-hit-100-arc-a...
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by jhonof 1mo ago
Yeah but that is a boat name, I don't think I've ever heard of a joke candidate in an election even do as close to as well as this against a high profile opponent.
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by jhonof 1mo ago
Yeah I was thinking open router but I will look around at options, I genuinely think this model is good enough for like 90+% of my use cases, and the top frontier models are still not that good at architecture so I have to do that myself st
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by jhonof 1mo ago
Yeah this is the first model I have been able to run locally that actually feels useful, this is unreal I am considering cancelling my claude sub and going to just api (maybe GLM?) for really hard tasks.
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by jhonof 1mo ago
28% of people voted for an alien trashcan helmet guy over Farage that's insanely embarrassing for him there is no positive way to spin this.
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by jhonof 2mo ago
Isn't the US like very clearly anti free trade at this point?
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by jhonof 2mo ago
Open source projects frequently have separate commercial licenses no? This isn't abnormal.
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by jhonof 2mo ago
> For one, on the margin people are willing to pay a lot for slightly better models. I know personally the value the LLM adds to my workflow is considerably more than the $200/m I pay the frontier labs. I have no interest in optimiz
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by jhonof 3mo ago
Why don't you just buy a chromebook or equiv and do that now then?
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by jhonof 4mo ago
> Horizon can only be expanded at the cutting edges. Ironically this was advice Ralph Waldo Emerson gave in 1840 so by your logic it's irrelevant just because it's old.
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by jhonof 4mo ago
I think that's true for now, but eventually there will reach a point where a model is good enough (approaching that right now with frontier models) and there will be diminishing returns. I don't need a PHD level Genius to build me
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by jhonof 4mo ago
I did it for a summer in University and I didn't have to work night shifts, it was amazing to be honest I would do it again if I never had to work nights.
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by jhonof 8mo ago
The US had elections during their civil war in the 1800s, They had elections during WW2, major wars cannot even stop US elections legally. Doesn't mean he won't try, but it's not something he can do AFAIK.
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by jhonof 10mo ago
This shows profound ignorance of elderly people.
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by jhonof 10mo ago
I use the newer claudes and letting them work for 1 hour leads to horrible code over 50% of the time that does not work. Maybe I am not the target person for agentic tasks, all I use agents for is to do product searches for me on the intern
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by jhonof 10mo ago
Maybe I am just using them wrong, but I don't know how my knowledge can be out of date considering I use the tools every day and pay for Clause and Gemini. I genuinely think GPT 5 was worse than previous models for reference. They are
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by jhonof 10mo ago
Claude 3.5 came out in June of last year, and it is imo marginally worse than the AI models currently available for coding. I do not think models are 10x better than 1 year ago, that seems extremely hyperbolic or you are working in a super
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by jhonof 11mo ago
Sure but pensioners care about consistency vs. gross returns. You really don't want your pension to lose a ton of value in a downturn because people are constantly drawing from it, it's a risk off investment. Bonds are also poor i
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by jhonof 11mo ago
> There is a middle ground that is quite common across Europe: a private company that has the government as a shareholder. Interestingly, Quebec in Canada has been loosely following this model recently and it's working great. Long v
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by jhonof 11mo ago
CDPQ has been good at making transit in Canada, but they are working on behalf of the Quebec Pension Plan so it's kind of a weird situation. I largely agree with you.
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by jhonof 1y ago
The difference in quality between model versions has slowed down imo, I know the benchmarks don't say that but as a person who uses LLMs everyday, the difference between Claude 3.5 and the cutting edge today is not very large at all, a
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by jhonof 1y ago
Not OP but for autocomplete I am running Qwen2.5-Coder-7B and I quantized it using Q2_K. I followed this guide: https://blog.steelph0enix.dev/posts/llama-cpp-guide/#quantiz... And I get fast enough autcomplete res

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