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by mchusma 1mo ago
Wild numbers. I already thought GLPs were huge but this makes me think it’s even larger.
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by mchusma 1mo ago
You are correct. I think this is the bull case. It seems like this would be useful right now for some things (eg moderation).
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by mchusma 1mo ago
Maybe! (1) Would SOL level intelligence be useful 3 years from now? 5 years? (2) would dedicated chips be the most affordable way to run this model in 3-5 years? I suspect the answer to both of these questions is yes right now, but I agree
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by mchusma 1mo ago
Yeah, the Data Center NIMBY crowd is making these look real good right now.
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by mchusma 1mo ago
I think they talked about this being general purpose chip but I would think that Anthropic/OpenAI are at the scale now they could bake LLM weights into chips themselves. For example, GPT Sol baked into a custom chip run for $100M that
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by mchusma 1mo ago
I’ve never met someone who didn’t think tipping was too widespread and too high. You say a majority of people are happy with the state of US tipping?
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by mchusma 1mo ago
One note on patio11’s opinion on this is that he really overweights the ongoing work and innovation required for electronic payment processing. It WAS a great novelty and deserves to have made a lot of money for 30 years. But the reason the
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by mchusma 2mo ago
I am excited for this! A great practical format. I love progressive rendering. At 15% loaded in this example it’s surprisingly good already.
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by mchusma 2mo ago
I was more skeptical of openrouter a year ago. Not hard to implement multiple models, but after getting burned multiple times (eg Google in particular) I see openrouter as serving a few key functions: (1) aggregating demand across neoclouds
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by mchusma 2mo ago
I really think ebikes, and things like this, would have a much better reputation if they really only supported up to maybe 10 km/h or 6 mph. This is a normalish running/jogging pace. Basically, they helped up hills and when tired
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by mchusma 2mo ago
I also had low energy but that was really mostly when I was losing weight, which made sense. As I slowed weight loss and reduced dose, energy improved.
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by mchusma 2mo ago
Maybe? But GLM just put itself on the pareto today again, so its up to 10. The theory was that there would be recursive self improvement in models, leading to a 1 or a handful of entities running away from the rest. But basically the opposi
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by mchusma 2mo ago
This is a solid release (at the intro pricing, the other pricing is dumb). I do think its a missed opportunity to really blow things out of the water and have this be another 1/2 off, but clearly they don't have the inference effi
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by mchusma 2mo ago
I think in this case its a sign they are subsidizing usage, so it means that the only people left using it in Jan 2027 will be some enterprisy or orphaned workflows which should pay up or migrate off.
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by mchusma 2mo ago
Nice to see SpaceX on the model frontier! They have been chasing it for a while.
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by mchusma 2mo ago
Many good comments here. It’s somewhat common for me to voice record say a blog post of product updates, more like a ramble. Then have Claude clean it up. Then argue back and forth about certain things until it’s good, then make a final pas
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by mchusma 2mo ago
Cool! I wish there was a way to print boards for hobby purposes. What is the lowest price you would work with? Ballpark
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by mchusma 2mo ago
I genuinely think this is a good idea if implemented well and there is a human backup. I’ve had 911 not answer before. I’ve called for things that I wasn’t 100% sure are valid. As long as implemented well.
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by mchusma 2mo ago
Yes, that is the really compelling thing here IMO. Its a viable deepseek competitor for many people, and I missed that on the first pass.
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by mchusma 2mo ago
This is a nice release and a solid improvement over Spark 1.1. It compares favorably with Grok 4.5. Not SOTA, but solid releases. I think they need to really get this more competitive with Deepseek V4 Flash / Luna pricing to move the n
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by mchusma 2mo ago
I thought it was a typo, or strange url at first.
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by mchusma 2mo ago
Curious why you support unions in general? It’s kind of like saying “I support governments” or “I support companies”.
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by mchusma 2mo ago
If Luna hadn't price dropped yesterday it would have been a real blowout.
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by mchusma 2mo ago
Yes part of the legal defense used to good effect is that they are copying one for one (not really making a copy but rather converting it). I agree with many in this thread that copyright reform is the best solution here. Shorter copyrights
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by mchusma 3mo ago
Gemini 3.1 pro is really good for knowledge tasks. Google has done well there. And image analysis with Gemini flash 3.6 is solid. It’s just anything coding or agentic they fall short.
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by mchusma 3mo ago
There is a expiring soon 50% boost to your usage limits, so I think its 2.7x not 4x what you are seeing right now. I think, but its convoluted :)
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by mchusma 3mo ago
Nothing is free. We want both low cost and high quality healthcare. This means we need to have ways in incentivize innovation (AI diagnostics, robotic procedures, drug discovery, deeper R&D). Free Markets (with government controls again
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by mchusma 3mo ago
My 2 cents, all these high level videos kind of suck, even the professional ones, when they don’t show the product. Even videos I produce for this purpose! I don’t think this is that bad. I’ve seen worse.
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by mchusma 3mo ago
Incredible. This is definitely the launch of the day. Just crushing Google's releases. The pricing here is incredible. This is the first US release that's competitive with DeepSeek V4 Flash. Very excited about this.
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by mchusma 3mo ago
Wow, Laguna S 2.1 (released today) just destroys Flash-Lite underly and completely. What a weak and embarrasing release from Google.

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