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by miroljub 4mo ago
Looks like they have very effective collaboration with DeepSeek and Kimi. Those three models have been bouncing ideas and sharing R&D innovation, which made all of them improve very fast. Based solely on quality and price, OpenAI, Anthr
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by miroljub 4mo ago
Hm, can I just use free tokens without using MiMo-Code? OpenCode or pi.dev are enough. I don't like CC-style agent lock-in, regardless if it's Anthropic or Xiaomi doing it.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
> Most of my apps are now simply HTMX + Go + SQLite. Would like to hear about your Go stack for building htmx apps.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
And EU Parliament can't propose a new law. Or propose to change a law. How super democratic.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
Yeah, sure. In the same way I can see only Ferraris driving as taxis, company cars, transport vehicles, used by post, delivery services ... You and your work are not that special, you are not participating in car races, and you don't n
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by miroljub 4mo ago
Mozilla Foundation is more interested in spending money on anything else than making Firefox genuinely better. If money gets short, the first thing they would cut would be a browser.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
Thankfully, we have Chinese models we can use for a fraction of the price. Not everyone needs a Ferrari to go for a weekly shopping.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
It's dangerous when personal moral and religious beliefs of company leadership leaks into the product itself and get force fed upon customers.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
Do you have any evidence supporting the notion that EU decisions process is democratic?
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by miroljub 4mo ago
> Do EU voters actually have a say in this kind of regulation? EU voters don't have any saying in any EU level regulation. The EU regime do basically what they want.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
Source? There are a countless number of providers serving open weight models for fun and profit.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
> I highly doubt there is any margin on those inference pricing. And yet, OpenCode Go offers DeepSeek flash 6 times cheaper than DeepSeek itself. And they claim they are still profitable.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
No. They still have enormous profit margins on inference with these prices.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
MiMo and DeepSeek are not cheap. Anthropic and OpenAI are expensive for what they provide.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
What's wrong with learning by reviewing the LLM generated code and asking questions interactively? Works for other languages.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
Looking for a resource (MCP, CLI, Skill, ...) that would improve Zig support in LLMs. Currently, doing something with Zig as a target language would spend many more tokens and produce subpar results.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
A racist is a racist. Pointing to Godwin doesn't make you any less of a racist.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
That's the whole point. The tool you have vs. the expensive tools you don't have because they're too expensive. I don't feel like paying 100 times the price for a 1-5% better tool.
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by miroljub 4mo ago
Interesting, this sounds exactly like nazists rebuttal of criticism.
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by miroljub 5mo ago
Yes, I used it. Now I use Whisper+ Both work more or less well for English and a few major languages but drop significantly when it comes to smaller languages.
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by miroljub 5mo ago
Would be more interested in speech to text.
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by miroljub 5mo ago
> Why is `pure` a keyword that needs to be added, with impure being the default? Marketing. Instead of reading the code littered with "impure" keywords, you look at the beautiful code marked as "pure".
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by miroljub 5mo ago
Replace Russia with Israel and everything you said also applies. That's not an answer to the question you quoted.
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by miroljub 5mo ago
Yep. When someone does that, he gets rightfully called out. On the other side, accusations of being Russian trol are pretty common, even here on HN. Why are people more sensitive to antisemitism than to antislavism? Double standards, or jus
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by miroljub 5mo ago
If IDE can do it, a custom tool can do it to. IntelliJ even have a built in MCP server ready to help any agent with such tasks.
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by miroljub 5mo ago
> Normally people who back this "I can talk how I like to people cos I'm being honest" are either genuinely autistic and can't read emotions, or they have just had a shitty homelife, parents or upbringing. I suspect y
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by miroljub 5mo ago
Many people, especially from non-direct societies, just can't distinguish and see directness as rude. That's why you constantly see people from India or the USA complaining about Dutch or German people being rude, where in fact th
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by miroljub 5mo ago
> Your assumption is reductive and self-absorbed. Bullshit. You never insulted me personally. You used strong words to disagree with my assumption, which is an important difference. It's not an insult and was not obnoxious. But I ca
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by miroljub 5mo ago
> Your assumption is reductive and self-absorbed. This is a good example of productive direct communication without sugarcoating. I find it much more productive, for both human and LLM interaction, than something like: "I wonder if
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Clanker: A Word for the Machine(lucumr.pocoo.org)
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