m3kw9

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by m3kw9 20d ago
it's all about money, they write some attractive stuff, they get some views, likes follows, maybe someone will say "this dude is smart". but most times you get idiots liking the stuff, and likely detrimental because a smart
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by m3kw9 21d ago
An openai/claude engineer would come in and douse this crap
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by m3kw9 21d ago
input tokens are cheap, is most of your task reading? And can flash 2.5 compress that read and give you a reliable output?
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by m3kw9 21d ago
same with software, it came fast, but we was ready. The leverge is high but it still does not have much "taste" in design. Ask it to design something, they enter a pattern. They can get it right but is the same pattern, if it&#
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by m3kw9 21d ago
would be trivial to just create a message board somewhere completely obscure to anyone
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by m3kw9 21d ago
all info has a delay, it does not have to match your tempo.
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by m3kw9 22d ago
efficiency per intelligence is the benchmark i look at the most, as that allows the most use by most people.
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by m3kw9 22d ago
They have a lot of moat, i'm not sure what youa re talking about. Only amatures are using Qwen, open source stuff that is 3-8 weeks behind. Plus OpenAI has some verticals that keep people in there.
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by m3kw9 22d ago
arc-agi3 is meaningless to most people. I'm not gonna look at the tests and see how hard it is. The actual test we look at is terminal bench, thats where software is being accelerated and closer to where rubber meets the road
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by m3kw9 25d ago
probably uses it extensively to convert between LLM working on a doc and exporting it out to excel, word etc
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by m3kw9 25d ago
I ain't wanna see anymore websites with "The SAAS that actually [italics]Works[\italics]"
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by m3kw9 25d ago
I'd think AI can help him even out the score a little, or a lot.
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by m3kw9 27d ago
A bit of perfectionism helps with esp UI bugs. A little flash, slight unusual pause, trying different ways to break the code..
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by m3kw9 29d ago
have you tried some of the opensource models?
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
subscription for a font is some crazy work
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
has to be tiktok material to demo that
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
yesterday someone posted a link saying xiaomi "matched" apple's latest M series performance. Was that for less than 24 hours?
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
would be cool to give older nest cameras some of that love
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
looks like you haven't tried openai or Sol, or even luna (max)
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
I'm not impressed if you are gonna compare a strength and pretty 1D dex of a machine to a human.
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
he can now borrow against that inheritance
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
if you go on x.com you will see that, most of the video/photos are likely AI, and is fatiguing to trying to filter it. Probably why Nikita left, he know that sht is going down
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
Its more about discipline because you now have so much more option for that power, not just optimization. The engineer or the manager can choose more tech debt, then LLM's power is neutered because the complexity to optimize has incre
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
I thought something like this should be part of the file system to make it even more laborious to by pass
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
agi with a context of 250k-1mill tokens?
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
You see a lot of his on reddit and i resort to just scan it like a trash
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
Most times if we just google it, we'd have no conversation. Human interaction over.
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by m3kw9 1mo ago
His argument for needing it to write every word at its best is weak. The black box within can change quality at every moment based on many factors they he hasn’t known about, say system prompt, or other harness adjustments. Models get bet

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