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by lnenad 4mo ago
I'm saying it's not expensive tea if you have to drink more of the cheap tea to get the ~same effect. That's why I'm posting this, my expectation (based on previous behavior) is that there should be a response from OpenA
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by lnenad 4mo ago
But even if 10x the price the value is there. Fable needs to loop less, spending less tokens, and is going to be much more correct so the price increase isn't a straightforward evaluation.
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Ask HN: Did Anthropic Just Win?
5 points by lnenad 4mo ago|11 comments
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by lnenad 4mo ago
Claude Opus really loves this template when building websites. It's very funny how many times I've seen it for recent launches.
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by lnenad 4mo ago
You'll never make me wear a mask!!11
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by lnenad 4mo ago
Feels like a hundred years ago.
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by lnenad 4mo ago
> Total token consumption would also be another thing to consider as well, to rule out TPS. There is a chart that compares this in the article. > You should compare apples to apples. Weight them in a way that factors in total task com
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by lnenad 4mo ago
I didn't like how diagram making apps were built so I developed https://grafly.io I also built https://github.com/lnenad/difiko as AI generates a lot of code that needs a nice way to review it.
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by lnenad 4mo ago
The problem with any such statement is framing and agenda. I agree with the premise that education has a long way to go to be universally good. But compared to undeveloped rural areas where people don't have access to education? Is it
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by lnenad 4mo ago
I strongly disagree (having not read the book and having my own biases). History teaches us that any education is better than no education. Formal education is very far from just booklernin', you also learn *how to learn*, you develop
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by lnenad 4mo ago
I cannot imagine coming to a place that has a reputation of having higher educated people, and presenting that education is a waste of time. All research has some levels of agenda behind it, and it would be very easy to steer anything the a
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by lnenad 4mo ago
> "Kids will learn anything that gives them social standing or self-worth in another way, whatever it takes to be a cool kid." "nerds" would disagree with you. I think the point that OP was trying to make is the three
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by lnenad 5mo ago
Handy is open source and works flawlessly for me with Parakeet v3.
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by lnenad 5mo ago
I think the point OP was trying to make is when a person "buys low sells high" they pay taxes on the gains.
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by lnenad 5mo ago
I mean, yeah ok? Not sure what your point is? This isn't directly related to this machine though. First Nvidia SoC and a much better vertical integration with now non trivial amount of experience in hardware stands to offer something t
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by lnenad 5mo ago
It's not a valid comparison. Up until this (theoretical) machine, the playing field wasn't equal. Windows laptops in general couldn't really compare in many aspects with Macs since M1 (outside of gaming), batteries were horri
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by lnenad 5mo ago
I don't know what "early" represents for you so cannot comment on that but my close to 10 year old 55 inch tv still doesn't have it. Either way there's something about OLEDs that my eyes prefer, I cannot verbalize i
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by lnenad 5mo ago
Having had OLEDs for a while now and never experiencing burn in even in my monitor I believe this issue is either very overblown by the small amount of bad experiences and requires a large amount of misuse before it becomes a problem.
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by lnenad 5mo ago
I hate 20 inch, floating, glued to the dash tablets with such a passion. It cannot be such a huge monetary difference to have physical switches for the AC compared to this attention grabbing accident causing contraption that was never meant
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by lnenad 5mo ago
I mean, if you want to make your point, yes. But I think it would be logical to assume "US defence manufacturers" wouldn't be using Bambu from the start, regardless of what their track record is.
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by lnenad 5mo ago
I think you're overestimate the value of these prototypes. The print itself is either a plastic render of the final product without any value, or it's a shell without any actual useful parts/machinery. If we imagine we'r
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by lnenad 5mo ago
I love people that aren't afraid to experiment and learn. As someone that hasn't had a formal education in software engineering (just in other kind of engineering) I learned the most by doing and failing.
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by lnenad 5mo ago
What are we talking about? Philosophically yes. Factually, no. In the context of a system innovation could be switching from one form that renders in 1 second to another that renders in 50ms. Stability isn't part of that equation.
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by lnenad 5mo ago
Why can't innovation bring better stability?
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by lnenad 5mo ago
Exactly.
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by lnenad 5mo ago
As a /senior/ developer I really dislike blanket statements. I've seen the same amount of failures caused by > “Do we really need that?” > “What happens if we don’t do this?” > “Can we make do for now? Maybe come bac
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by lnenad 5mo ago
Since I don't like the UI and UX of the current offering of diagramming tools I've made https://grafly.io . Fully local, open source, export/import and embed sharing. And since I don't like the complexity of l
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by lnenad 5mo ago
You are removing the humanity from these people. Yes some don't care and just take their salaries. But I'm sure some people if not majority is stressed due to the situation.
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by lnenad 5mo ago
The memes are really painful now. I feel for the team that's is trying to survive underwater.
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by lnenad 6mo ago
It's not "Alphabet". Alphabet doesn't have a brain. It's people steering these companies. If our choice is between one megacorp with a proud and obvious narcissistic psychopath and one that has Demis, I'd rathe

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