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by pzo 1y ago
I think UBI can only buy some time but won't solve the problem. We need fast improvement with AI robots that can be used for automation on mass scale: construction, farming maybe even cooking and food processing. Right now AI is mostly
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by pzo 1y ago
Landing page slow, flashes and refresh automatically after few seconds in iOS brave
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by pzo 1y ago
Happenned the same for me recently with anthropic and before with openai. It's yearly inflation is infinity which is crazy I switched to openrouter but will find out if they do the same
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by pzo 1y ago
It's so much harder to make very accurate image to plain HTML conversion than plain HTML to react et at. LLM are very good with translating between different web frameworks.
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by pzo 1y ago
Confirm, same for me
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by pzo 1y ago
I think they had another such effort for a while here: https://github.com/google/crubit
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by pzo 1y ago
this is actually positive even for devs. The more users have ollama installed then you can release some desktop ai app for them and don't have to bundle additional models in your own app. Easier to provide to such user free or cheaper
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by pzo 1y ago
When I use llm for coding I don't ask any history questions. For trivia and other questions you already have plenty of good models. This is a win even if you don't want to use it for coding. It will force anthropic hands to make b
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by pzo 1y ago
Probsbly better to once a year go to Latin America or Asia for holiday and do all shopping there and any clinic appointments
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by pzo 1y ago
Wish there was something like that for React Native or even Lynx. Then I would happily pay for plus bundle.
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by pzo 1y ago
but this is is not much user friendly unless you already know what models you want to compare. I would prefer I switch some toggles or make kind of a query what kind of models I'm looking for my use case and then sort by speed or price
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by pzo 1y ago
It's probably happening to ape right now as well. They haven't released interesting new hardware product like in more than 5 years. Apple vision is interesting but market validated not worth the money they asking. Worth to compare
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by pzo 1y ago
Not only only low margin but even more low price products. If you sell ice cream for $1 there is not only 3% fee but also minimal transaction fee like 30cent.
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by pzo 1y ago
Too bad but good that Europe at least have SEPA for euro money transfer so not dependant on SWIFT and at least for mobile payment you have many systems in different European countries like e.g BLIK in Poland
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by pzo 1y ago
Better words is: against terms of visa/Mastercard rather than illegal. Businesses have valid reason for minimum payment. There is minimum fee in visa or master card like 30cents or so. If shop selling candy bar for $0.5 they are loosin
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by pzo 1y ago
Unfortunately this only applies for physical transactions. For online payments this is still around 3% - reason why stripe cannot be cheaper. Wish we had something like transferwise is a wrapper around those QRCide payments so can pay cheap
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by pzo 1y ago
Found out this on simonw blog [0]: "his is the first model I've seen that sets different prices for four different sizes of input" [1] It seems now a every expensive model to run with alibaba as provider. You only get this lo
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by pzo 1y ago
does anyone understand pricing ? On OpenRouter ( https://openrouter.ai/qwen/qwen3-coder ) you have: Alibaba Plus: input: $1 to $6 output: $5 to $60 Alibaba OpenSource: input: $1.50 to $4.50 output: $7.50 to $2
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by pzo 1y ago
why provide link if there is not a single portkey keyword there?
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by pzo 1y ago
for js/ts you have vercel aisdk [0], for c++ you have [1], for flutter/reactnative/kotlin there is [2] [0] https://github.com/vercel/ai [1] https://github.com/ClickHouse/ai-sdk-cpp
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by pzo 1y ago
I had the same and got them replaced for free some time ago. Still using airpods pro v1
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by pzo 1y ago
M$ was too late to open source it and too late to embrace Linux. On desktop side .NET was only for windows back then and xamarin immature. On server side in java land you had framework war so you had many choices and libraries to choose fro
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by pzo 1y ago
I wish python had support for optional braces. Maybe time I copy some snippet or integrate some other project into mine and have to worry if someone using 2 spaces, 4 spaces or tabs.
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by pzo 1y ago
I think native browser can provide better integration than browser extensions. Things like: mcp, access to accessibility, playwright, browser use, stagehand - this should help make a better operator.
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by pzo 1y ago
Is this using only llama.cpp as inference engine? How is this days support there on NPU and GPU? Not sure if LLM can run on NPU but many models like STT and TTS and vision often can run much faster on Apple NPU
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by pzo 1y ago
Probably they mean new apps. Since kotlin multiplatform on android is just native android and android share is like 70% if devices it already at least 50% market share of mobile apps. If you add flutter and react native there is not much
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by pzo 1y ago
yes their voice mode is pretty good also works with Polish (much better than few months ago). I wish they had also option 'push to talk' (walkie talkie style with big button) similar like perplexity allow such mode or 'automa
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by pzo 1y ago
also their api pricing is a little misleading - it only matches sonnet 4 pricing ($3/$15) only "for request under 128k" (whatever it means) but above that it's 2x more.
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by pzo 1y ago
good article I just don't know why author prefer to spell all numbers using words rather than digits. It's very mentally taxing for me to read, e.g: >> of twenty-one thousand respondents in twenty-one countries, found that s
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by pzo 1y ago
Ollama is a wrapper around llama.cpp thei using ggml format. Onnx is different ml model format and onnxruntime developer by microsoft. Mlx is ml framework from Apple. If you want the fastest speed on MacOS most likely stick with mlx

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