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by mandeepj 1mo ago
From $1.2T lawsuit, they settled for $16.6B; Meta got quite a bargain
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by mandeepj 1mo ago
The great majority of countries do not announce tariffs from the office at whim and later roll them back, including many other moronic things.
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by mandeepj 1mo ago
The same supreme court who refused to take the guy off ballots in 2024 by saying they can't interfere in the elections - is repeatedly interfering in the elections this year.
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
> The problem is, when the context window grows, You know the problem; then why not address it? Does Compacting the context not help?
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
Gemma 4 E2B was too heavy for your needs?
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
Similar story: signed up at https://app.emergent.sh , funded by YC; total crap. Btw, they've raised over $100M
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
> I don't want to charge my watch every day Apple Watch SE 2 has a life of barely 8 hours :-)
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
I have the same quality results with Fable. With just a brief prompt, it created a great static website with a beautiful animation of a workflow. Gemini's output was so poor that I closed the chat. And with Codex, the results were bad,
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
Yet, Microsoft pulled it off with a new .NET Framework, and Apple with its new iOS SDK. There are many more examples besides those two.
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
They might acquire it and have done it in the past. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jan/06/apple-buy...
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Elon Musk ran a decoy super PAC to compare Trump with RGB(google.com)
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
> Put Codex to work on deploying it now Which codex?
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
How many books were they (LLMs) trained on illegally?
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
is agent orchestration somewhere in your backlog?
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
These tools casually like to claim they are orchestrators, but unfortunately, none of them are.
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
Omniagent looks quite similar to OpenRouter ( https://openrouter.ai/ )
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
> common sense and not one dependent on "costly subsidies". They say one thing and do another! Edit: I meant to say wrapping their stupid acts under the disguise of 'common sense' is a stupid act in itself.
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
If you are taking inspiration from OSs, consider creating a new AI-based OS rather than a tool.
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
> So, is there a way to train a neural network and then tune it forget a lot of the facts that can be easily retrieved, but keep the intelligence. MoE (mixture of experts)?
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
Do you filter out snacks/appetizers?
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
> 7–10 t/s Maybe use it for overnight batch work! Hopefully, you aren’t suggesting it using for realtime conversations!
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
> The point that the major labs don’t seem to get is that the vast majority of use cases simply don’t need models that have 50 PhDs and can speak 12 languages. I think that's true across the board. Along those lines, most companies
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
> I managed to get a job by April without putting in a lot of work Congrats! Probably, you have the blessing of luck as well. One of my ex-colleagues got laid off and managed to find an uplevel job within a month, but another has been l
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
CNN isn’t silent, yet!
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by mandeepj 2mo ago
Majority of republicans lawmakers still support him; people voting for his candidates in primaries and show up in his rallies in troves. They all are blinded by his fake ‘golden age’ clout. It’s just a wishful thinking if he’d be ever held
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by mandeepj 3mo ago
> You're telling me we've finally got robots that can do our laundry? I’m still waiting for it to peel, slice n dice onions so that I do not have to cry while doing so, and not pay $8k for that robot.
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by mandeepj 3mo ago
> which is why you see all of them now becoming "channels" inside each other But you have to pay for those 'channels' separately, so subscription hell is still there. That explains why it's not a solution! Ideall
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by mandeepj 3mo ago
> "we're not at level 5 driving yet" despite having hundreds of millions of miles driven autonomously every day Those are two very different things; you know that, right? You could even drive billions of miles, but that d
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by mandeepj 3mo ago
To each their own, but for me - that'd be a heavy cognitive load. I ask Claude or ChatGPT to summarize HN comments and the article and provide any takeaways or wisdom nuggets. That's it.
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by mandeepj 3mo ago
> that can do anything isn't that a tall claim?

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