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onlyrealcuzzo
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onlyrealcuzzo
10d ago
They are too concerned with their housing market to raise rates.
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onlyrealcuzzo
12d ago
I've been wondering if AI will due to programming languages what advanced civilization did to human languages. It's not just that AI can write Rust as well as Ruby if you ask nicely. It's also all of these considerations as w
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onlyrealcuzzo
15d ago
I agree with you - but there's also a lot of people that think AI is just brainrot - maybe worse, so, there's that...
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15d ago
Yes, I was hoping for something different, but as best I can tell this is a slight rehash on more of the same. Ableton's teachings are far more interesting in my opinion, even if extremely more limited.
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16d ago
That's less because of what it's implemented in - and more to do with all the tracking and libraries they want to reuse... BigCo apps will take up lots of space and memory for BigCo reasons - obviously less if it's in Rust vs
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16d ago
Would be very interested how much it would cost if you distill from Qwen's best ~30B model.
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16d ago
> I think it's very clear that DeepSeek is obviously the best AI lab in the world. It's pretty clear they're the best at what they're optimizing for - which does seem aligned with what a lot of people on HN want from
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17d ago
You do realize people have been paying tens of thousands for watches for decades, right (and for hand bags, sunglasses, necklaces, rings, etc)? $800 is not particularly egregious.
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onlyrealcuzzo
17d ago
It is an ad...
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17d ago
Song as old as time - people were doing this well before AI, there's just yet another reason for these types of people to categorize workers and pretend that management can be perfect and easy and that the world isn't hard. It
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17d ago
This is already the struggle for 99% of people that would like to be artists (or athletes, or a number of things)...
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17d ago
If it's not already the case, it likely will soon be that people prefer short main motifs for songs generated by AI over humans. It could still be quite some time before they're writing entire songs and books, though. No one buys
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18d ago
> I didn't have that much at either Amazon https://www.levels.fyi/benefits/PTO-Vacation-Personal-Days/#... Most companies start at 3 weeks + 12 bank-ish holidays (or you get unlimited - which you typically
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18d ago
They've been dumbed down for a reason...
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18d ago
> Does the US position come with 5 weeks paid vacation? It's relatively common to get 4+ weeks paid in GOOD tech jobs in the US - of which these would be considered.
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24d ago
All the talk on Reddit on Gemini 3.8 discussions: https://www.reddit.com/search/?q=gemini+3.9&cId=1650e403-bcf...
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24d ago
This is in comparison to Fable: > https://tools.simonwillison.net/markdown-svg-renderer?url=ht... > Took just under 14 minutes to generate, and at 65927 output tokens cost me a hefty $3.30! So 50x cheaper - and how mu
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24d ago
> The flash models, for coding are reckless in my experience. My experience is that antigravity is awful and reckless - but that the model itself isn't.
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24d ago
And the benchmarks agreed with you... until now. So, yes, maybe it's still not - but this would be the only time it would be highly suspicious / obvious benchmaxxing / obviously bad benchmarks.
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24d ago
The rumor is that 3.9 is an equal improvement in all directions, and that it should be another fast follow on like 3.7 and 3.8 were. It's almost across the board better than Terra at less than half the price. 3.9 is likely to approach
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1mo ago
The same people that consume all the goods and services after machines took over agriculture?
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1mo ago
Using typewriters is surrender! Not your handwriting, not your work!
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1mo ago
Google paid for 3.5 Pro training. They just didn't release it. They never gave an official answer as to why, so I'll let you draw your own conclusions. They did not decide it wasn't worth spending the money to train. They ab
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1mo ago
I loved the Pokemon movies when I was kid. Are they good? Who cares? What matters is if people enjoy them.
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1mo ago
You've sold out when you became VC Funded... It's just a matter of how long the free punch lasts.
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1mo ago
> downside: - more traffic - more noise - more pollution - more anonymity, crime (people in small towns leave their doors unlocked and say hi on the sidewalk) Ah, yes, we live in a black-and-white world where this always happens, and so
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1mo ago
The people who do good work are typically orthogonal to the people who spend all their time bragging about what they did and taking credit for other people's work, and blaming other people for their mistakes - and the squeakiest whee
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I initially had unbelievably terrible experiences with Opus 5 and Fable in their higher reasoning levels. I've had WAY better results on medium effort. IIUC, the consensus seems to be that anything more than medium effort is rarely w
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1mo ago
I'm so sorry to hear that, but thank you for sharing your story to highlight the importance of this!
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1mo ago
This sure looks like a race to the bottom to me, and I love it. If Sol isn't the best model, it is up there... You don't cut the price of the best model for no reason...
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