lbreakjai

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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
I've got a 12T model on my machine, built it myself. It's called Mytho. Too dangerous to even release a fact sheet about it. It can hack into the mainframe, enhance ultra-compressed images, grow your hair back, and make people fal
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
I have a subscription through work, I've been trialing it, so far it looks on par, if not better, than opus.
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
It works out of the box with something like opencode. I've had no issue creating rather complex interactions between agents plugged into different models.
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
The cost to hire a human is highly predictable. The cost of AI isn't. I, as a human, need food and shelter, which puts a ceiling to my bargaining power. I can't withdraw my labour indefinitely. The power dynamics are also vastly a
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
If you've worked from a plan, it's trivial. I've got a setup where the agent reads the implementation plan, then creates a commit history based on intent rather than location.
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
Aren't they about to handle DigiD to the U.S? You know, the tool we use for absolutely any sort of identification when interacting with the government?
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
It's a net value loss. This is literally the parable of the broken window https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_broken_window The fallacy is to think value was created by buying someone's labour to fix
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
Solve? You solve a problem, not something you introduced on purpose.
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OpenCode Routines(tessellate-digital.github.io)
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
My workflow is quite similar, but it's leveraging Notion instead of markdown files. https://github.com/tessellate-digital/notion-agent-hive The main reason is we're already using Notion at work, and I wanted
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
The most cost-effective way I found to use their models is to use them through a Github copilot licence. Github charges by request, not per token. Asking Opus with high effort to plan a feature in depth "costs" the same as asking
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
https://tessellate-digital.github.io/notion-agent-hive/ I'm not a fan of the TUI form factor for longer running, more ambitious features. Even with a classic "Add an endpoint, tweak the infra, consume in the
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
As an (ex) paying customer, I'm expecting some consistency. I used to be satisfied with the value I got, until the limits changed overnight, and I'd get a ten of my previous usage. If Anthropic is allowed to alter the deal wheneve
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
This is IAstrology. > Positive interests might include social gatherings, attending sports events, and enjoying movies. Negative interests could involve binge drinking, gambling, or excessive use of social media. Politically, they might
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
Honestly I'm not sure, I'm on my company's plan, I get a progress bar vaguely filling, but no idea of the costs or billing under the hood.
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
You can use your GH subscription with a different harness. I'm using opencode with it, it turns GH into a pure token provider. The orchestration (compacting, etc.) is left to the harness. It turns it into a very good value for money, a
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
This is still very much doable. This is exactly how I'm working. I'm using opencode with a mixture-of-agents I built ( https://github.com/tessellate-digital/notion-agent-hive ), where the model behind each agen
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
I don't buy it. The only way this could be more humiliating for the US is if Trump agreed to do a public apology from Tehran. No way the Gulf countries and Israel would even entertain the thought.
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by lbreakjai 6mo ago
Easily my least favourite piece of infrastructure. The one on the video is alright because you have a full car's length between the road and the cycle path, so you are at a full perpendicular with good visibility over the bikes. In ple
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by lbreakjai 7mo ago
Employers pay taxes, but this calculator puts it as roughly 14k€ of costs for a 100k€ gross salary for the employee (Compared to 44k€ of costs in Belgium, which is why I left) https://www.deel.com/employee-cost-calculator&#x
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by lbreakjai 7mo ago
The median salary is around 48k in the Netherlands. That's 4k gross per month, no company is paying 5 to 6k of charges per employee per month.
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by lbreakjai 7mo ago
As someone that moved a bit through the EU, that's actually a pretty complex calculation, that's hard to distill into a single number. My second biggest recurring expense is childcare. Having a child is something you are in contro
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by lbreakjai 7mo ago
This article is surprisingly missing Belgium, which I expected to see at the top of the employee costs.
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by lbreakjai 7mo ago
But that's the same as thinking "This bar is selling a cocktail for $15. I could make it at home for 30 cents. They're making $14.7 dollars of profit per cocktail, the owner must be a millionaire now!" Everything is prof
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by lbreakjai 7mo ago
Pretty much every country has a concept of benefit in kind. Some countries will allow some expenses to be covered (Part of your phone/internet subscription if you work from home, meals vouchers. Some countries codified some WFH arrange
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by lbreakjai 7mo ago
I feel like the title is misleading. It's not 75% of the false calls to 112 originating from eCall activation. There's 3.5 millions calls to 112 per year. Out of these, 1 million were not transferred further to the emergency servi
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by lbreakjai 7mo ago
Food quantity has never been the issue. The logistics are. Food is the most direct issue, but "just" the economic turmoil alone is reason enough to worry. No one was starving in the Weimar republic, yet ...
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by lbreakjai 7mo ago
You're missing that the impact is not evenly distributed. It doesn't mean everyone gets 25% less petrol, tighten the belt a little bit, take one fewer trip to starbucks, and all is well. It means rich countries get the 75% while t
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by lbreakjai 7mo ago
I cancelled my subscription two days ago. I was a customer since October last year. I could get a decent bit of work done on just the 20$ subscription, but since this monday, I can barely get two prompts in before hitting my limit. Same cod
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by lbreakjai 7mo ago
Which would effectively make it an entirely male event. Which is why it got segregated in the first place.

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