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2y ago
But also for $36.83 compared to DeepSeek R1 + claude-3-5 it's $13.29 and for latter "Percent using correct edit format" is 100% vs 97.8% for 3.7. edit: would be interesting to see how combo DeepSeek R1 + claude-3-7 performs.
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2y ago
I'm wondering how gemini can OCR big image correctly with good quality. They charge for image as input ~250 tokens. Always the same no matter the size of the image you send. 250 tokens its ~200 words. Will OCR work if you send 4k image
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2y ago
Because cutoff can be like few months ago and you still have new versions of libraries being developed every month. API getting deprecated or removed or new API being added. Model need to have access to the latest API or SDK that is availab
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2y ago
you miss my point about zero short style where you have only one shot to compile and execute you code. Even in old times when people programmed using punched cards it required a lot of reviews and iterations. This is the reason why scriptin
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2y ago
Interviews like leetcode on whiteboard only testing your reasoning not if your solution will execute out of the box in zero shot style. Humans solve problem in iterative way that's why fast feedback loop and access to tools is essentia
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2y ago
> The models weren't allowed to access the internet How many software developers could solve most even simple programming problems (except 'Hello world') with zero shot style (you write in notepad then can compile only onc
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2y ago
Teleoperation could be useful with geo arbitrage. Whats the cost difference of hiring welder, plumber, cook, maid, taxi driver, security guard, receptionist in US comparing to LATAM or SEA countries? You could pay someone 3x market price of
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2y ago
even better when you are app developer or your phone is just laying down on table - it was nice when you didn't have to pick it up to unlock it and put it down.
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2y ago
it's probably better to get iPhone 15 Pro even if second hand but good condition. On swappa you can get it for $550 and iPhone 15 Pro still support apple intelligence.
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2y ago
I'm not sure if running any local model on smartphones make sense right now for most of the people. I played with many tiny llm models on ollama and only 14b models can feel to be usable - otherwise why not just run any app that do inf
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2y ago
its not only about size but related to this smartphone weight. I find iphones quite heavy. Used to have iphone XS and now having iphone 13 mini and enjoying it more. Flip phones are even heavier.
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2y ago
Looks beautiful so congratulation for the launch. Not sure if today this is enough though without any kind of AI chat assistant. Trae [0] is based on VSCode and Jetbrains Fleet are good looking as well. Visualization is definitely a big plu
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2y ago
and on top of that you have solutions like openrouter.ai where you can route inference easily with a combobox
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2y ago
this still seems GPL. another OCR worth considering is easyOCR [0] (apache license). AFAIK there is not layout detection but they do provide bounding boxes and support many languages also detecting text on many different world objects from
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2y ago
Wouldn't this allow people to abuse and share token amount many users? People used to buy one subscription and share among friends e.g. Netflix but only shared amount family or friends - you wouldn't want random people know what m
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2y ago
I thought ublock stopped working on youtube, did anything changed?
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MonsterUI: The simplicity of FastHTML with the power of Tail wind
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2y ago
Interesting concept but 50% saved time in the video is exaggeration - when you have 10 holes to drill and screw then just first drill 10 holes, change ending in your tool and then screw 10 holes. If you doing this whole day then have just 2
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2y ago
Didn't warfare changed big enough that big navy might be more obsolete? Ukraine-Russia conflict showed that you can make hordes of cheap naval drones that can easily harass your very expensive ships or put them out of combat. By now pr
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2y ago
> Higher wages in theory should be linked in higher productivity and output per worker in the US due to deep skillsets I don't think this always have to be true, e.g. I'm polish and used work in uk and by crossing border to uk
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2y ago
This looks very promising. I only played a little bit yesterday but they really need to polish the UI. Comparing to desktop version of chatgpt or perplexity they are in much lower league. Some feedback for team: 1) use better font and size
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2y ago
> Services for businesses, such as ChatGPT Team, ChatGPT Enterprise, and our API Platform > By default, we do not train on any inputs or outputs from our products for business users, including ChatGPT Team, ChatGPT Enterprise, and the
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2y ago
To make it AI really boring all those projects need to be more approachable to non-tech savvy people, e.g. some minimal GUI for searching, listing, deleting, installing ai models. I wish e.g. this or ollama could work more as invisible AI m
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2y ago
They could reignited sales if all iphones as base had 16GB Ram and 256GB storage. Also easy system wide integration with open source models - something like ollama +but also for TTS and STT. If they cannot make decent on the edge models and
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I'm not being sarcastic. If that would be the only reason you said then they wouldn't open source it or didn't market for english speaking audience.
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Yeah I have similar feeling: 1) They try similar like Zuck with LLama make sure GPT or Claude or Gemini is not the real winner in the West world like Android/iOS was for smartphone, Facebook/Whatsapp for social media/IM, Goog
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2y ago
I liked the concept for also the reason that such 2nd hand market for modules would be great for DIY and arduino and raspberry pi like projects. Such phones could have a second life for other purposes or at least some parts could have secon
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2y ago
I wish EU at least make mandate that from the moment someone stop providing security updates they have to provide some key to unlock bootloader etc and even for those iPhone that are not supported anymore. Those devices like e.g. iPhone X a
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2y ago
True. Dexter tv series was also popular - reason they made so many seasons.
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2y ago
This is strange logic because anyone who is insured pay for other indirectly - that’s how insurance works: pull the money together so that anyone that will have bad luck of getting sick will use money from that pull. The assumption is major
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