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by mythz 5mo ago
Windows can now load 2x Ads 100% quicker!
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by mythz 5mo ago
Everyone has to rely on Iran's satellite images to find out what's happening because Trump is censoring the war by forcing a blackout of commercial satellites from providing any images.
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by mythz 6mo ago
I said speed was great, Cerebas and Groq can provide better performance, likewise Fast versions of Cursor's Composer and Claude. The reported speed like benchmarks is only a reported number on paper, we'll see how it holds up in r
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by mythz 6mo ago
Ok speed (202.7 tok/s) and value (1.25 -> 2.50) look great, with pretty decent intelligence.
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by mythz 8mo ago
Had an M4 iPad Pro for nearly 2 years. Everything's so fast and fluid I doubt I'd notice if the CPU were twice as fast. If this ever died I'd likely replace it with an Air - the Pro is overkill for what's basically a con
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by mythz 8mo ago
Yeah ban the use of a catchy catch-phrase as you continue to shove AI down your user-base - that'll work. Streisand would be proud.
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by mythz 8mo ago
It absolutely matters, especially when done in unison like this. Cancelling ChatGPT sends a signal that you don't agree with weaponizing AI. Switching to Claude says you support Anthropic's principled stance against it. If you hav
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by mythz 8mo ago
Perfect timing - Had already cancelled my Claude sub over their OAuth ban in external tools and was about to pick up a Codex sub as the next best alternative. Ended up renewing my Claude sub today instead. Principled stances matter and I no
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by mythz 8mo ago
Sam is just about the least trustworthy person in AI, I don't trust his words as face value and I consider these weasel words: > prohibitions on domestic mass surveillance and human responsibility *for the use of force*
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by mythz 8mo ago
These 2 Exceptions shouldn't have to be disputed. At this point I'd go far to say I wouldn't trust any company with my AI history that caves to DoD demands for mass domestic surveillance or fully autonomous weapons. Your AI w
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by mythz 8mo ago
Had Cancelled my Claude sub after they banned OAuth in external tools, but just renewed it today after seeing their principled stance on AI ethics - they matter more when they hurt profits, happy to support them as a Customer whilst they ke
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Meta and AMD Partner for Longterm AI Infrastructure Agreement(about.fb.com)
3 points by mythz 8mo ago|0 comments
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by mythz 8mo ago
Servo isn't a JS engine. Do you mean why didn't they abandon their mission statement of developing a truly independent browser engine from scratch, abandon their C++ code base they spent the last 5 years building, accept a regress
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by mythz 8mo ago
I consider HuggingFace more "Open AI" than OpenAI - one of the few quiet heroes (along with Chinese OSS) helping bring on-premise AI to the masses. I'm old enough to remember when traffic was expensive, so I've no idea h
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Llms.py new workspace editor for AI-powered browser automations(llmspy.org)
1 points by mythz 8mo ago|0 comments
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by mythz 8mo ago
Sure he's still one of the top players, but he's not as strong this year and OP is suggesting he still has an edge against the GOAT, who this year: - Has won Freestyle WC - Has won SCC - Has won 2x Titled Tuesday's - Has won
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by mythz 8mo ago
Hikaru is either in a slump or his skill is starting to age: hasn't won Titled Tuesday since November, hasn't won Freestyle Friday this year, came last in Speed Chess Championship, etc. We'll see how well he does in Candidate
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by mythz 8mo ago
BearSSL by Thomas Pornin is always worth checking in on, not sure what the current status is but looks like it received a commit last year. [1] https://bearssl.org
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by mythz 8mo ago
Using a coding plan, haven't noticed any throttling and very happy with the performance. They publish the quotas for each of their plans on their website [1]: - $10/mo: 100 prompts / 5 hours - $20/mo: 300 prompts /
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by mythz 8mo ago
Really looked forward to this release as MiniMax M2.1 is currently my most used model thanks to it being fast, cheap and excellent at tool calling. Whilst I still use Antigravity + Claude for development, I reach for MiniMax first in my AI
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by mythz 8mo ago
Not VRAM? What performance are people getting running GLM or Kimi on DDR5?
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by mythz 8mo ago
> Doing inference with a Mac Mini to save money is more or less holding it wrong. No one's running these large models on a Mac Mini. > Of course if you buy some overpriced Apple hardware it’s going to take years to break even. Gr
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by mythz 8mo ago
Did the napkin math on M3 Ultra ROI when DeepSeek V3 launched: at $0.70/2M tokens and 30 tps, a $10K M3 Ultra would take ~30 years of non-stop inference to break even - without even factoring in electricity. Clearly people aren't
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by mythz 8mo ago
Not feasible for Large models, it takes 2x M3 512GB Ultra's to run the full Kimi K2.5 model at a respectable 24 tok/s. Hopefully the M5 Ultra will can improve on that.
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by mythz 8mo ago
Lets not miss that MiniMax M2.5 [1] is also available today in their Chat UI [2]. I've got subs for both and whilst GLM is better at coding, I end up using MiniMax a lot more as my general purpose fast workhorse thanks to its speed and
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by mythz 8mo ago
Yep the Qwen team has been churning out models for basically everything, and lets not sleep the big blue whale that started it all which is rumored to have a 1M context drop coming soon [1] [1] https://www.reddit.com/r&#x2F
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by mythz 8mo ago
Not concerned with electricity cost - I have solar + battery with excess supply where most goes back to the grid for $0 compensation (AU special). But I did the napkin math on M3 Ultra ROI when DeepSeek V3 launched: at $0.70/2M tokens
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by mythz 8mo ago
We're getting high quality drops for the perfect trifecta of leading models from the Chinese models with the same day release of GLM-5 and Kimi K2.5 1T model drop a few days ago. Despite having many great options, I end up making use o
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by mythz 8mo ago
They announced it on twitter [1]: > A new model is now available on http://chat.z.ai . Looks like that's all they can handle atm: > User traffic has increased tenfold in a very short time. We’re currently scaling to ha
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by mythz 8mo ago
It's looking like we'll have Chinese OSS to thank for being able to host our own intelligence, free from the whims of proprietary megacorps. I know it doesn't make financial sense to self-host given how cheap OSS inference AP

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