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by mh- 6mo ago
True, but when your cache configuration has exactly 2 TTLs and modalities, I don't think it's offbase to expect them to test what happens in the cache hit/miss scenarios for each of those. (I write this as someone who likes
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by mh- 6mo ago
Overhiring wasn't a single decision.
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by mh- 6mo ago
Every low-effort, thought-free comment like this further discourages people from engaging here on submissions about their employer. Please don't.
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by mh- 6mo ago
> One cannot set up a business where another company becomes critical to your operations. This describes a large percentage of successful businesses that exist today. Not even just in tech.
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by mh- 6mo ago
We have our groceries delivered every week (sometimes semi-weekly), and have done since 2018 or so. The people who pick the order work for the store, the people who deliver are gig workers. The only "selection" complaint I regular
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by mh- 6mo ago
I agree with your thoughts on 4.6. It's possible they tried to train this out of it for 4.7 and over corrected, and the addition to the system prompt is to rein it in a bit.
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by mh- 6mo ago
I recommend talking that projection over with a therapist, rather than pseudonymous HN commenters.
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by mh- 6mo ago
They definitely can, and do. It's just that the ones that manage to suppress all the AI writing "tells" go unnoticed as AI. This is a type of survivorship bias, though I feel there must be a better term for it that eludes me.
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by mh- 6mo ago
I'm sure there are, I didn't mean to imply otherwise. It's just that the numbers are relatively small. I'm actually surprised that Amazon didn't offer to do a buyback of them.
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by mh- 6mo ago
Sorry, "this" referred to the parent comment's claim. > models starting becoming "moody" due to their proprietors arbitrarily modifying their performance capabilities The tokenizer changes are measurable, the a
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by mh- 6mo ago
I would expect most of them have had their batteries fail long ago. Especially if they were disused for an extended period of time.
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by mh- 6mo ago
It's all from external pressure. Amazon spending energy on ebook DRM is a negative ROI activity for them. A vanishingly small % of would-be ebook buyers even know pirated ones exist, and an even smaller one knows how to get those onto
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by mh- 6mo ago
I still haven't seen any statistically sound data supporting that this is happening on the API (per-token pricing.) If you've got something to share I'd love to see it.
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by mh- 6mo ago
If I'm understanding the thread correctly, I have a git alias to `git commit --amend --no-edit`, for exactly this workflow. When I'm hacking on something locally and want to just keep amending a commit. I only ever do this if it&#
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by mh- 6mo ago
A lot of people are making the mistake of noticing that local models have been 12-24 months behind SotA ones for a good portion of the last couple years, and then drawing a dotted line assuming that continues to hold. It simply.. doesn&#x27
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by mh- 6mo ago
I've worked in the space. That sort of stuff is true (incredibly), but it's also not consumers' problem.
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by mh- 6mo ago
No, there's approximately just as much technical and interesting content on Twitter as there used to be. Lots of people left, lots of different people joined. It's just that this content is outnumbered some 100,000:1 now instead o
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by mh- 6mo ago
I use the flag functionality as per the guidelines: > Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. If they'd cover it on TV news, it&#
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by mh- 6mo ago
I would mind far less if the political comments were only the political posts. I just avoid clicking into those. It's when I click into an interesting topic, and it's steered into being an offtopic retread of every other thread ab
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by mh- 6mo ago
HN is my top candidate for a solution like this, too. Because there's a ton of high quality content here, increasingly buried beneath a small number of sentiments and topics I don't care to see rehashed constantly.
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by mh- 6mo ago
You should figure out how to fix the way it appears in the MAS listing, it's going to cost you a lot of downloads among a savvy audience. I always check that IAP section on free apps before I bother downloading. I get why the previous
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by mh- 6mo ago
I feel the need to say it shouldn't be this way , to avoid an onslaught of replies, but: It would be dramatically easier to discover and exploit vulnerabilities/glitches in their multiplayer experience, which is their cash cow.
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by mh- 6mo ago
That was the state of play in 2015 as well. In the absence of a claim from the group otherwise, I wouldn't be surprised if they simply couldn't get it to stop (on a technical level.) Way back when, it was a pretty common screwup t
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by mh- 7mo ago
I figured it had been tested by someone more motivated than me, haha, thanks! Will look for it when I'm back at a computer.
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by mh- 7mo ago
I've read the source a few years back. It's all implemented fairly as it says on the tin. I've long been suspicious of the RNG/seed implementation.. but not curious enough to automate testing of it, though.
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by mh- 7mo ago
lol, love seeing that I'm not the only one who did this. Being suspicious of WoF was the first and last time I peeked at the Balatro source.
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by mh- 7mo ago
I agree. I happened to see Boris' tweet about it as soon as it posted, and the endpoint for redeeming the credits (the one that fires when you click it on the usage page) was already returning sporadic 400s for everyone. I wouldn'
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by mh- 7mo ago
That's a good analogy. Maybe soon we'll see Claude Code CDs with 700 free hours.
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by mh- 7mo ago
I previously received one and was able to activate this one too. I agree it seems like there's more to this, just wanted to add another anecdote to further confuse things. :)
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by mh- 7mo ago
Any idea what caused your account to be flagged, then?

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