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4mo ago
What's writing code? Is importing a library and then calling `sort` means solved? Is adding a theme to Wordpress meaning you have a website? i.e. then it was "solved" ages ago. If not, no. If the question is will there be les
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WAF / firewall rule. It's a common attack vector. Lots of scanners look for it.
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> That's because Qwen's flagship models are not, in fact, open weight They changed course when they fired the old lead and hired a new 1 from ex-gemini.
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4mo ago
> how HF can afford to be a CDN for such huge files To be precise, Amazon Cloudfront is the CDN. Maybe they got some startup deal? Amazon does now also have flat rate plans that are a lot cheaper.
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> If I have 5% of a company IF You may not. The whole AI circular finance deals don't work that way. Maybe just maybe this 1 does but 90% don't. There's some SPV (special purpose vehicle) that holds some of the assets and
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> What outcome are they so afraid of? Competitor distillation
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> But Amazon has a fairly large equity position in Anthropic. Why mess with that? Read the fine prints. None of these hyperscaler deals are $ for equity. It's some provide hosting, rentals etc. With how things are going they can jus
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It's not ZDR so none of the megacorps are using it anyway. Microsoft already complained. If you can't use it then might as well get rid of it.
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> You can take it a step further and strip out the frontend. You can take it a step even further and strip out all the code too!
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> Maybe it's silently degrading? It's hard to say. Opus 4.8 spams a lot more text. It'd be obvious.
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> to all foreign persons within the country i.e. no foreign person can now work in Anthropic?
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> but that wasn't as bad because bootstrap wasn't so strongly associated with low-effort slop projects (low-effort on the frontend maybe, but not the project as a whole) They were, at least for that era. Just maybe not at AI-sc
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They focused on caching and other optimizations.
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> My theory is that US enterprise just can't send data to Chinese Lots of US providers are hosting these “open source” models so doubt that’s the problem.
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The Kimi problem is it doesn’t follow instructions and goes off track often. Other than that it’s pretty decent (for the price).
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> like Qwen forking Gemini CLI That was a good call. Gemini CLI is dead.
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4mo ago
> Why not just contribute to OpenCode instead of creating a clone :/ It's controlled by a different organization; in particular a startup in a "competing" space.
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> argue vocally with me in a meeting stating that "500 JavaScript requests is not a problem" for a single page Where's the benchmark or at least the numbers? If not, that's not proof of anything. Nothing to argue abou
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> they say "just use this package/just run node" and are unable to explain the workflow in primitives Now it's worse. It's "just run <claude or codex>"
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pg mouse
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> Please tell your clanker to just write a blog post instead You're right to push back on that. Let me get the details instead of hand waving.
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> I'm saying it's not expensive tea if you have to drink more of the cheap tea to get the ~same effect. You don't need 1000s of architects to build a building. Just like companies don't have everyone as staff engineer
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> Spacex is going to get rekt, China has all the materials and workforce According to their brief, most of the revenue is going to come from AI! The rockets are apparently just "minor" now.
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> the value is there I'm not saying there's no value. Just like there's expensive tea and cheap tea. The expensive tea doesn't "win" though, which in this context is referring to defeating all the competitor
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No, I'd wager the opposite. If Anthropic "won" they'd not 2x the price as well as potentially lock it out of monthly plans. Opus is already on the pricier side. Sonnet hasn't been updated in a long while. Haiku is e
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> So all of these setup scripts (good or bad) can just move their entrypoint from npm to wherever the `import` or `require` happens. That would / could kill performance > Usually, you run the actual packaged dependency code at so
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ie "aot"?
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> What are your philosophical thoughts on paying a subscription to get your work done? You've always been doing that. Whether it's called "subscription" or not. The "you" in this case is yourself, your team
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> They're stuck in this unhappy marriage Who says they’re stuck or unhappy? This is politics. We’re all just bait. In reality they’re friends. US and China have made more gains by pretending to be enemies than friends and they likel
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> There is no way I'm believing DeepSeek can charge less Why not? Hetzner charges WAY less than AWS too. Can you not believe that?
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