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by mhitza 5mo ago
> GPT 5.5 is the first model good enough for me to just let rip. You know this is the exact same thing said during Opus 4.6, right? That makes it hard to believe because it's the same "last week's model was so much behind
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by mhitza 5mo ago
I also don't understand what principle they have behind the GDPR claim. On LinkedIn you have some control on the visibility of your profile, and most infomation can be hidden if you want to (?!) Buy when others see your profile, feels
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by mhitza 5mo ago
I went to another source that didn't paywall me "OpenAI launches $10B AI venture backed by TPG, Bain, SoftBank - Bloomberg" https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/general/openai-launches-10b-... &quot
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by mhitza 5mo ago
I think AI can be useful in any kind of context interpretation, but not make a decision. Could be running in the background on patient data and message the doctor "I see X in the diagnostic, have you ruled out Y, as it fits for reasons
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by mhitza 6mo ago
Won't you be paying for output tokens for copilot as well? Isn't that the change announced recently? Anyway, token economics wont't make sense to users, and if it is worth it, until they aren't all subsidized.
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by mhitza 6mo ago
Interesting, I didn't know minutes where free before. Stopped my recurring subscription at the end of last year when it started spinning up actions for review. Which as a side effect doubled the time (or so) to do a review. Whereas bef
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by mhitza 6mo ago
Title is misleading. The page (unless I missed it on a skim) states that it's built in Europe. "European Alternative" has a different connotation as visible in the other comments.
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by mhitza 6mo ago
"Nvidia’s $100 billion OpenAI deal has seemingly vanished" https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2026/02/five-... "Disney cancels $1B deal with OpenAI after video platform Sora is shut
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by mhitza 6mo ago
I haven't thought about any secondary play, but if these companies converge on Google's TPUs, they would probably eagerly slice from NVIDIA's current market. > In September 2025, Google is in talks with several "neocl
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by mhitza 6mo ago
If you're building agentic processes (harnesses) for business processes local models are a great way to do that, while keeping your data, and any personal data, private. If you're vibe coding a codex/claude subscription makes
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by mhitza 6mo ago
In the article it states that this person had an account that would have been limited to $2000 in usage. And the system automatically upgraded them to higher spending limits when they crossed the $1000 in usage costs. They could definitely
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by mhitza 6mo ago
This is the LLM integration approach I was pitching last year to some companies. Though in my case it was strictly tied to self-hosted inference. Agents at the edge of business where they can work independently, asynchronously, is an approa
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by mhitza 6mo ago
Free Monads are a very nice (though not performant) way of creating an embedded domain specific language interpreter. Once I was building a declarative components library in PHP, using the ideas I've learned from free monads. I'm
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by mhitza 6mo ago
Featureatis. Just keep pumping out features with no thought. Today, probably also AI-coded . Even in mid-sized projects if you keep pushing for only new features you'll get a similar system. At least my experience in 3 or so midsized p
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by mhitza 6mo ago
For sure I was running on autopilot with that reply. Though in Q4 I would expect it to fit, as 24B-A4B Gemma model without CPU offloading got up to 18GB of VRAM usage
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by mhitza 6mo ago
It's a MoE model and the A3B stands for 3 Billion active parameters, like the recent Gemma 4. You can try to offload the experts on CPU with llama.cpp (--cpu-moe) and that should give you quite the extra context space, at a lower token
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by mhitza 6mo ago
Extra, because with the piracy of music they bought into equation members of (and implicitly) the recording industry https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recording_Industry_Association...
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by mhitza 6mo ago
Extra problems with the copyright industry for no benefit. Hope the owner's OpSec was good enough and we won't hear about their unmasking.
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by mhitza 6mo ago
Contrast looks good for the text, but the font used has very thin lines. A thicker font would have been readable by itself. At 250% page zoom it's good enough, if you don't enable the browser built-in reader mode.
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by mhitza 6mo ago
What EU country are you from? For me there where mostly upsides of being in the EU. Free travel, better consumer legislation, more invidual rights and protections, etc.
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by mhitza 6mo ago
I wouldn't put a date in predictions, but wuthout right to veto they're playing harder into the nationalistic propaganda of "Brussel forces us"
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by mhitza 6mo ago
> The finding I did not expect: model quality matters more than token speed for agentic coding. I'm really surprised how that was not obvious. Also, instead of limiting context size to something like 32k, at the cost of ~halving tok
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by mhitza 6mo ago
Automated decision making processing, such as banning, must be avoided under the GDPR. Those facing this issue should throw a complaint at their DPA. I'm sure Musk would love another series of fines in the EU.
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by mhitza 6mo ago
Indeed very slop-feeling "whitepaper", might as well be written by chatgpt/claude because it has the tropes. Multiple sections have expandable subsections for more details on proposals.
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by mhitza 6mo ago
Reads like asking for a EU handout. It touches on some visible issues in the single market, but most of what I've seen is not warranted. Eg. minimum spending quotas for AI work/integration/research, using European models (bas
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by mhitza 6mo ago
That doesn't sound right. https://docs.hetzner.com/general/company-and-policy/data-pro... If you spin up your servers in EU locations they are under German ownership and EU regulation. Others, such as those i
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by mhitza 6mo ago
The claim is that 150k is the baseline that is often exceeded. I don't know the region you're looking for on LinkedIn, but what I see for European jobs is that they barely crack 100k for developers. At least the senior, non highly
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by mhitza 6mo ago
Thanks for the data, 117500 CHF converted today is around 148k USD, and that means being in the top 25%
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by mhitza 6mo ago
Interesting claim, where do you gather that data? The quick results I got where from a 2024 report on TheNextWeb claiming its around 90k USD equivalent in Switzerland https://thenextweb.com/news/european-cities-highest-
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by mhitza 6mo ago
Never heard of them, and this page doesn't tell me what they do, but I've laughed at this line > In most markets Senior developers often command salaries exceeding $150,000 USD per year Not really, there's basically a si

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