kolinko

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by kolinko 3mo ago
Why? Just get AI to grafe them and give you the outliers to judge
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by kolinko 3mo ago
This is a recurring sentiment but flawed, I think. First of all, neural nets do nit return averages per se. They construct space between the points and extrapolate outside of the points. So even if a point was not in their training data, th
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by kolinko 4mo ago
1M context - at least with most of the projects I ever worked with, 1M, or even 100k would be enough to explain in broad strokes the class/project/deployment structure, and a window of 200-500k to explain the specific issue at han
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by kolinko 4mo ago
I can show them a finger. And seriously - what about people without hands? What about scammers pretending to be Google gaining access to my camera? What about blind people? What about people using the site in places where camera use is not
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by kolinko 4mo ago
From my benchmarks, sadly, it doesn't seem to be the case much. Surprisingly. I found Sonnet comparable in speed to Opus (sic), but perhaps I was testing it wrong?
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by kolinko 4mo ago
The whole third part of the posted document is about relative urls.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
It’s not that difficult, it’s just a system prompt and a set of basic file edit/bash/etc tools. Me, personally, I didn’t build it from scratch but I ported original CC from published sources into Python and extended it to match my
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by kolinko 4mo ago
It is most probably metabolism/genetics dependent. For me, I didn't have much withdrawals (aside from a first week), but even a month later I was insanely sluggish and it was difficult for me to function properly.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
The point of modern mefivine is that we have drugs that have benefits that outweigh risks and downsides.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
And downsides of penicilin? There are some but they are massively offset by not having alt consequences
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by kolinko 4mo ago
What reports?
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by kolinko 4mo ago
“be more disciplined” - did you read any studies about the sources of obesity? Or do you struggle with weight since childhood yourself?
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by kolinko 4mo ago
This assumes underlying behaviours are core reason. Research (tein, adoption) suggests otherwise
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by kolinko 4mo ago
Just because it wasn’t hard for you doesn’t mean it isn’t hard for the others. Grom what you said it seems you just had some bad habits you had to fix and that’s it.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
Not the size of function but conplexity.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
It may depend on your specific workload. E.g. for regular webdev work Opus is more than adequate, for heavy duty data analysis, for experimental stuff and for complex systems it was night and day. I had only a few places where I did spot a
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by kolinko 4mo ago
Ed Zitron is amazing at cherry picking data to fit his thesis.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
What are you talking about? Prices of lowest tiers of models have fallen how much - 10-100x over the last two years. And actually, the model quality you needed to pay for in the past, you can just run on device now essentially for free.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
You have speculative decoding that easily increases speed 2-4 times with no loss of quality, and of course MoA architectures that speed up inference 10 times or more, although with some quality loss. Better hardware, and other techniques on
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by kolinko 4mo ago
A friend of mine had his visa accepted because of this. He was explaining what he plans to do in US and he threw in “penultimate” into a sentence somewhere. The council stopped him, said that if he knows such words he definitely won’t overs
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by kolinko 4mo ago
I do, a lot of things, it’s extremely useful.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
1000TPS - what model size?
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by kolinko 4mo ago
If you live in a house you can generate tens of thousands of addresses that will be delivered to you without much problem. You just begin inventing apt. numbers - having up to a thousand apts in a building is not suspicious. And once you cr
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by kolinko 4mo ago
Did you use their native harnesses, or a generic one?
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by kolinko 4mo ago
Not a little over the top, it is anticompetitive behavior.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
models don’t improve, but harnesses/tools/rules around them grow with the project.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
So around the length of the coastline of UK.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
after playing for the three days - yeah, that turned out to be the case. Fable was more precise, did more tests and cost much more than 2x for the same task. For some tasks though Opus was performing poorly and Fable managed to do them well
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by kolinko 4mo ago
Not like that. When they have an issue that can be solved by my orchestrator I fwd it.
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by kolinko 4mo ago
I built an orchestrator connected to email, browser and payments, and it handles a ton of boring stuff like “pay electricity”, or “apt renters want something, deal with that”, or scheduling appointments, dealing with infoline chatbots and e

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