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by mmaunder 3mo ago
Not seeing a long thread there. Is that the wrong link?
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by mmaunder 3mo ago
Seems that “oracle routing” is a term the authors invented. Also sounds like they’re sending requests to all routes but assuming the readers request will route to the “best” model. The closest thing to what they’re describing is semantic ro
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by mmaunder 3mo ago
Re local LLMs: “You avoid the uncanny valley where the model appears to be intelligent before doing something stupid; the stupidity is self-evident and this helps calibrate your interactions.” Making the authors stance on LLMs clear.
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by mmaunder 3mo ago
Agreed re reasoning. I’ve seen this play out with 5x reasoning negating cost savings.
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by mmaunder 3mo ago
Historically these have been quickly shut down without much of an explanation.
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by mmaunder 3mo ago
Or an allegedly even more dangerous model that they refuse to release. What a joke Anthropic has become.
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by mmaunder 3mo ago
25 gig is still expensive for consumers to configure end to end.
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by mmaunder 3mo ago
The new normal for the next decade: You must protect the public from us and all others, and we are your closest ally so we make your rules for us and our competition. This wasn’t a lucky outcome. They laid the groundwork years ago with the
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by mmaunder 4mo ago
Not quite vaporware, but few commits, PRs, history, actual examples etc. It's pretty thin.
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by mmaunder 4mo ago
A Wasm decoder takes encoded bytes and returns an iterator of Arrow Buffers. In case you were wondering.
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by mmaunder 4mo ago
And poached eggs.
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by mmaunder 4mo ago
You lost me at forced scrolling. Ugh!
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by mmaunder 5mo ago
You’re under 50 and haven’t seen the results of a stroke. There are states worse than death.
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by mmaunder 5mo ago
Fish, tree nuts, avocados and olive oil. Avoid butter, red meat and cheese. It’ll save your life.
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by mmaunder 5mo ago
Unusable thanks to the top animation pushing the rest of the site down repeatedly as you’re trying to read.
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by mmaunder 5mo ago
Political content on HN? That’s a first. Please flag this. Let’s keep HN free of rage bait and focused on innovation.
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by mmaunder 5mo ago
Amazing how the dev community is suffering from a similar inability to approach the subject of real world AI efficiencies and business benefits. I don’t think it’s helpful to accuse the other side of psychosis. It disqualifies any data or e
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by mmaunder 5mo ago
Metrics would help others who may want to rescue the project consider the options. Eg user base would make it clear if there’s an immediate opportunity to work with the author to launch a paid backup service around the project, funding cont
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by mmaunder 6mo ago
BM stills camera coming soon. It would replicate their video model with their software driving their hardware sales.
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by mmaunder 6mo ago
This comment deserves it's own HN post. Thanks!
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by mmaunder 6mo ago
24/7 coverage here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3kR2KK8TEs
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by mmaunder 6mo ago
If creating OSS is this low effort, the right question is: What high effort assets, that are valuable to other builders, should open communities be working on? And I think the answer is open source models with open training and open trainin
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by mmaunder 6mo ago
The generous take is that this is someone's pet project that marketing got too excited about, and that the leadership haven't applied their minds to. GPL provides a moat for the community, who are contributing their time and energ
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by mmaunder 6mo ago
Who's we, and how do you know this?
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by mmaunder 6mo ago
In the source there is an outbound-only Remote Control session that can forward recent transcript history and ongoing user/assistant/local-command events to a claude.ai session, likely for cross-device/session sync, remote vi
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by mmaunder 6mo ago
Come on guys. Yet another article distilling the HN discussion in the original post, in the same order the comments appear in that discussion? Here's another since y'all love this stuff: https://venturebeat.com/tec
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by mmaunder 6mo ago
Claude Code has a server-side anti-distillation opt-in called fake_tools, but the local code does not show the actual mechanism. The client sometimes sends anti_distillation: ['fake_tools'] in the request body at services/api
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by mmaunder 6mo ago
Great theory. I'll dig deeper.
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by mmaunder 6mo ago
The only sensible response is to immediately open source it.
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by mmaunder 6mo ago
Agreed. This is a big deal.

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