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by lvl155 1y ago
I’d like to think it’s the most extensible format. If you prefer GUI, you can put a wrapper around it but this gives you the most flexibility.
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by lvl155 1y ago
If you want to die on this hill that communism failed because of the US, there’s nothing I can do or say to convince you otherwise.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Great, you can move there and I would wish you the best.
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by lvl155 1y ago
You mean all those things the US did to stop the spread of communism which we now know definitely to be a giant dead-end. People make it sound like USSR and communism was so great and it only failed because of the US. This is like saying In
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by lvl155 1y ago
What did they do to the USSR? They collapsed all on their own. If China were on its way up, people will flock there to find opportunities (just as they did briefly following the financial crisis) but the exact opposite is happening. China h
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by lvl155 1y ago
Part of me thinks Rockstar delayed the release of GTA 6 because they realized they can polish the game by a significant margin using the latest AI tools.
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by lvl155 1y ago
And that’s how it’s been forever. If your competitor is doing 10x your work, you will be compelled to learn. If someone has a nail gun and you’re using a hammer, no one’s saying “it’s all nails.” You will go buy a nail gun.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Barrier to entry is actually very very high. Just because we have “open source” models doesn’t mean anyone can enter. And the gap is widening now. I see Anthropic/OpenAI as clear leaders. Opus 4 and its derivative products are irreplac
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by lvl155 1y ago
Let me know when you can run Opus on H100.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Based on people around me and anecdotal evidence of when Claude struggles, a lot more than you think. I’ve done some analysis on personal use between Openrouter, Amp, Claude API and $200 subscription, I probably save around $40-50/day.
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by lvl155 1y ago
At this point, question is when does Amazon tell Anthropic to stop because it’s gotta be running up a huge bill. I don’t think they can continue offering the $200 plan for too long even with Amazon’s deep pocket.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Is $200/month a lot of money when you can multiply your productivity? It depends but the most valuable currency in life is time. For some, spending thousands a month would be worth it.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Figma is an incredible product but I don’t like what they’re doing with AI. They should focus on enabling UI/UX designers to do more instead of making a glorified Dreamweaver.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Last I read, they run it off of MSFT/OpenAI.
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by lvl155 1y ago
You’re on the money and that’s exactly why I think Grammarly will struggle. OpenAI/Gemini/Claude will get embedded further. Gemini is already on gmail. Getting OpenAI and Claude incorporated is trivial. Guess what? Once Apple figu
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by lvl155 1y ago
That’s true but I can replace Grammarly in a few hours with Claude. 99% of the functionality. Then, I can spend a couple more days to add stuff that they can’t add due to copyright.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I think it’s time that Apple bids Anthropic with an obscene amount of money they can’t refuse. In my view, Anthropic is SOTA. And while OpenAI is also nice, you don’t have to deal with that one person with a “main character” syndrome.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Grammarly has an existential crisis. It can be replaced it with free versions of the top models and they are much better (and I can control the UI anyway I want). In fact, many of these “web 2.0” business models are a few more updates away
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by lvl155 1y ago
I have a theory that being bilingual in early ages and having constant exposure to both languages, the latter being key, create two cognitive centers in your brain. It also matters when you picked up your languages. Exposure later in life m
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by lvl155 1y ago
I think it’s safe to say the boomers were exposed to lead the most out of anyone especially if they grew up in heavy traffic areas. That said, that’s no excuse since the Romans were probably exposed at a significantly higher rate and they c
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by lvl155 1y ago
Thank you to everyone behind this effort. At some point, decades ago in the past, Oracle added value to the tech ecosystem. Now, they’re a giant rent-extracting behemoth. I hate the fact that we can’t have nice things in 2025 simply becaus
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by lvl155 1y ago
This makes it sound like people are original and profound. No. 99% of day to day is just repetition. Critical thinking is innate and rare. This is why religion is such a successful social form. This is also why governments like North Korea
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by lvl155 1y ago
In hindsight, MSFT made out like a bandit in that deal since OpenAI seemingly tapped out of MSFT resources already. MSFT can always spin up its own LLM. It’s not that expensive for them and they can wait it out for tech to mature a bit more
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by lvl155 1y ago
Just buy AMD AI Max+ no?
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by lvl155 1y ago
I worked on a project long time ago similar to this. I had to dig up old maps from major public libraries across a handful of cities and overlay them on top of modern maps using key historical landmarks and geographical features. It’s amazi
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by lvl155 1y ago
I understand this sentiment. Part of it was people trying to build up their cv for Rust. On the other hand, some tools/libraries in Python were old. Take pandas for example, it was not good for modern use. We desperately needed somethi
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by lvl155 1y ago
AI is still not there yet. For example, I constantly have to deal with mis-referenced documents and specifications. I think part of the problem is that it was trained on outdated materials and is unable to actively update on the fly. I can
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by lvl155 1y ago
I think it’s safe to say Observable’s inability to properly price their services made people look elsewhere. Their new offering is interesting but also ridiculously priced.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Because you’re going to amplify “errors” and “failures” if you have a system of cars running same or similar autonomous models.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Noted. It was a stupid comment by me. Sorry, Dang. I will do better.

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