muyuu

7 ms·

91.
by muyuu 6mo ago
I wonder if this will be decent at creating sprite frame animations. So far I've had very poor results and I've had to do the unthinkable and toil it out manually.
92.
by muyuu 6mo ago
The treatment of our betters regarding "nudged" electrification is borderline misanthropic. For people with a garage or a driveway who can charge at home, EVs are overwhelmingly a better option. The problem is that large swathes o
93.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Maybe you have very niche needs, but for most of us speakers on laptops are never great and they're not really there for that. Reminds me of people shopping for high performance scooters. I mean, you're riding a scooter... it&#x27
94.
by muyuu 6mo ago
DHH spoke about precisely that move at length in his Lex Fridman interview. Which incidentally is the only full episode i have ever watched.
95.
by muyuu 6mo ago
If you're even making this comparison, buy the MBP or keep looking.
96.
by muyuu 6mo ago
DHH has been posting specific support for Framework, so maybe Omarchy/Arch is one of the main options.
97.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Now that RAM is unobtainium anyway, it seems like the case for very energy efficient laptops is more compelling vs inference-capable ones.
98.
by muyuu 6mo ago
the prospect that any of those big players will be able to pay back 100s of billions with profit on top sounds fantastical to me it will be interesting to see it unfold
99.
by muyuu 6mo ago
for Anthropic and OpenAI there is a very real danger that people invest serious time finding the strengths of alternative models, esp Chinese/open models that can to some degree be run locally as well it puts a massive backstop at the
100.
by muyuu 6mo ago
uhmmm so that is the p they are hacking? it would actually explain a lot
101.
by muyuu 6mo ago
that will only increase the demand for RAM as models will now be usable in scenarios that weren't feasible prior, and the ceiling for model and context size is not even visible at this point I hate to mention Jevons paradox as it has b
102.
by muyuu 6mo ago
they also never experience violent death by orcas, foxes, sea lions or leopard seals
103.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Very plausible that they would outlaw this if these bills pass and consolidate. Would be seen as a loophole.
104.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Currently GPT just works much better, and so does Gemini but it's more expensive right now. Going through Opencode stats, their claim is that Gemini is the current best model followed by GPT 5.4 on their benchmarks, but the difference
105.
by muyuu 6mo ago
I don't use Claude Code either in fairness, but when I buy tokens from them that's an exposure I already have. These days I use opencode and I work local first with the models, then remote models as fallback. GPT and Gemini have b
106.
by muyuu 6mo ago
sounds interesting and i don't want to sound negative, but i'm not going to install software of this nature that is closed source
107.
by muyuu 6mo ago
I don't know about users on reddit and discord, but the open models are essentially at SotA with a 3-4 months delay. That puts a hard backstop at what OpenAI and Anthropic can do before I personally can cut them off entirely without lo
108.
by muyuu 6mo ago
it may also be local/timezone effects it has been reported that it behaves very differently depending on those factors, presumably because people are placed in best-effort buckets, who knows
109.
by muyuu 6mo ago
OpenAI pulled the same trick with GPT3. It's amazing how well it's working judging by the comments I'm hearing from people I know exist. Because out there on social media, who knows.
110.
by muyuu 6mo ago
I think the "Mythos" name is genius. The people at Anthropic make a bunch of claims and the public is expected to just believe them without any possibility of testing those claims or reproducing those results, and since so many pe
111.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Have you tried Kilo? I'd like to hear from someone who has tried both to know how do they compare.
112.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Yep, I'm skeptical about their inference efficiency, given how much they're scrambling to reduce compute when they're already the most expensive by far (and in my experience not the best quality either). However we cannot obs
113.
by muyuu 6mo ago
When did you last compare them? Codex right now is considerably better in my experience. Can't speak for Gemini.
114.
by muyuu 6mo ago
VC money magic
115.
by muyuu 6mo ago
no grand strategy behind that they're looking to IPO in 2028 vs 2030 for OpenAI, who have raised more than double the funds so they're willing to play fast and loose with the terms and conditions of existing customers trying to ma
116.
by muyuu 6mo ago
that is a separate issue indeed, but their comms make it rather obvious they are scrambling to reduce compute and they're just slashing their service selectively - with openclaw and max users being the first in the chopping block
117.
by muyuu 6mo ago
I really wonder about this. Is it so bad that they cannot even disclose it? not even an optimistic lie in the ballpark of reality? it's not like they haven't been found cooking the truth repeatedly. I look at the output of Kimi an
118.
by muyuu 6mo ago
My impression is that Codex is vastly superior, but perhaps it's a matter of specific expertise on technologies used. It's also the case that for C/C++ some Chinese models do well enough that with my supervision I can have th
119.
by muyuu 6mo ago
Perhaps that does sort most of the issues? I'm not convinced because some of them look deep and related to opaque pre-injection on their end.
120.
by muyuu 6mo ago
The coin's PM is spamming you trivial gaslighting corporate slop, most of it barely edited.

More ›