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by kilroy123 2mo ago
I moved all my from name cheap to porkbun years ago.
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by kilroy123 2mo ago
I deeply wish Google would focus on models like Gemma. Small, powerful, open-weight models you can run on phones or regular computer hardware.
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by kilroy123 2mo ago
Is this supposed to be a replacement for 2.5 flash?
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by kilroy123 2mo ago
I highly recommend you start a YouTube channel and document all this. It sounds like gold and would be really interesting.
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by kilroy123 2mo ago
I'm far from being anti-AI, but these guys take it way too far IMO. It's straight-up AI slop. Like a real engineer still needs to be in the loop and drive the tool. Anthropic seems to be all in on 100% AI code.
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by kilroy123 2mo ago
Agreed. It would be nice if it supported London.
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by kilroy123 2mo ago
I've been convinced for a while this is the future. A super fast, good enough model, that runs locally and is private.
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by kilroy123 2mo ago
The only thing that has worked for me to keep my sleep regular is to go outside first thing in the morning and sit for 15-20 minutes. Rain or shine. Even if it's cold or cloudy. This has been game changing and keeps me on a regular sle
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Lindsey Graham dies at 71 after sudden illness(cnn.com)
5 points by kilroy123 3mo ago|0 comments
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
UGH why are they killing this model? This is one of the best models you can use in an API for a large swath of tasks. It's kind of the perfect trifecta of fast, cheap, and smart enough. Why does Google constantly kill off good things?
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
I agree. Nightmare fuel.
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
I personally do not like Meta, but I'll say this. The more competition, the better for regular consumers. (Enterprise too) - Chinese models - Grok - Meta - Google - OpenAI - Anthropic I think this is a win. I'm building like crazy
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
My only complaint is that people have been tricked into thinking complaining online is taking action . The complaints are the equivalent to shouting at the TV.
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The Emoji Museum(emojistime.com)
2 points by kilroy123 3mo ago|0 comments
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
I pretty much kept a document of ideas. I would just randomly think of something and jot it down. The ideas I kept were exciting enough to keep coming back to and writing more down became what I built.
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
I did, and I've made money from channel surfer, but it's far from paying the bills, kind of money.
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
I quit about a year ago... I did a crazy experiment: Built and shipped 25 projects in 25 weeks. Several of those projects made it to the top of HN here. One went viral and ended up in TechCrunch and many other big-name sites: https:/&
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
Crazy to see this on here! I grew up very close to this place. Fresno gets crazy hot in the summer, often well into the 100s or up to 40+ c. When you go down there, it's pretty shocking how cool it is, even in the middle of summer. Eve
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
Same here! I used it all the time back in the 2000s. I have fond memories of sliding a CD into an old desktop and using Linux.
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
You realize they have a new network of satellites, right? It works much better than the old version with the 90s tech. A lot of remote IOT devices use Iridium, as well as the US government or DoD.
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
I'd say the UK would be better. DeepMind is in London.
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
Great now we're priced out of getting good enough hardware to run the top open sourced models locally. It's a matter of time before the Chinese models are banned.
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
For me, this is one of the most exciting things being done with AI right now. (This and medical research) I'm kind of obsessed with the ancient world. I dream of being able to read entire pages of new text from ~2,000 years ago.
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
I hope to see something like this, but in a small form factor like the NVIDIA spark. I want a super fast LLM that is Opus 4.6+, like, in ability.
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
I still use Gboard. It's pretty old now and hasn't been updated in a long time, but it still works. Every year, I try the stock iOS keyboard, but then I always go back.
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
They do that on bikes as well. At first, I was very confused about what was happening.
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
In some parts of the world, it's getting bad. My partner is Lithuanian, and she/we go back there often. They're having a lot of issues there because of Russia.
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
Yeah for like $25,000+
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
This is low-key a dream of mine. That we _start_ hyper-optimizing code to use less RAM and resources overall.
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by kilroy123 3mo ago
This is my biggest complaint about OpenRouter and I'm a fan. Might be pretty tough at scale?

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