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by refulgentis 2mo ago
Huh, makes 0 sense to me, blood tests w/o much blood isn’t same as glucose checking, we’ve been able to do that w/o much blood for…a long long time.
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
Who?
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
The person you're replying to is saying "Sites I use block all VPNs besides Apple's subscription service VPN" - I'm not sure they're not blocking it just because they fervently believe in Apple's privacy c
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
A guid isn’t a user id, if it is in this case, it’s an abuse of how guid is used, at least colloquially. I haven’t read enough to understand if it is user / machine id, I.e. only globally unique in the sense it’s a globally unique en
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
You are misunderstanding, and, they are not downplaying. A revision or other reply would benefit from explaining how their value chain x location correspondence is wrong - perhaps missing a step? Though, in anticipation of a revision, I won
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
c.f. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49403836 , then from there, you'd need to see a couple of orders of magnitude before it's tractable for LLMs. Bottom of page linked from HN (currently https://ww
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
My 15 second read of just the front page aligned with you, but when I saw replies pushing back, I went back and loaded News, then cross-verified some of the claims. It's real.
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
On their API? Almost definitely, China is good GPU constrained. On the technical aspects? Absolutely not, GLM 5.3 is a relatively small MoE.
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
Bloviating nonsense, 3rd time I’ve seen something like this in HN since TurboQuant came out. You don’t need float32, never did. Source: I’ve been writing on device embedding code for 4 years.
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
It’s right there!
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
I flagged this, so I can act as an interlocutor for the shadowy n’er do wells flagging you, if you’re interested.
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
The FUTURES act has nothing to do with LLM development. You’re not being censored, we can read your posts. I generally agree with your views and right to ask questions, but you’re clearly not being censored and all you’ve presented is that
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
The article talks about how the articles are AI written and written at a super prodigious pace. In an alliterative way, I agree at 50K feet we could say it is the same as putting out opinion pieces. I don’t see any reason it is only notewor
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
There were 3 alarmingly assertive, not even wrong in the Pauli sense, comments I saw in this thread, this being the last, and it turns out they’re all by you. HN in general gets ahead of its skis a ton on legal stuff, it’s not personal. I
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
Who is "we"?
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
What do we mean by "easy to claim"? It is written by AI. The 6000 commits are by Claude.
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
They disabled Postgres parallelism to benchmark too. Sigh.
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
I cloned it. The 6000 commits are the problem, not the defense. 5,940 commits, one author, 29 days. 5,067 of them, 85%, have a `Co-Authored-By: Claude` trailer. Busiest day is 1,393 commits, running 60-105/hour for ~20 hours straight.
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
The project has 2 commits. 2. Commit #1's message is "hey claude, do a breakthrough" from a week ago and is 1.5M lines. Commit #2 is "blog post" from 4 days ago. My head is spinning. I don't mind AI stuff or
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
Im a bit daft today, getting over strep throat, and this went over my head: is an equivalent to this “Yes, but it’s scary because it might turn from automating voice to no more humans answering ever?”
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
> Just automate a voice for that and ask them that while they're on hold / when the system first picks up. Is this criteria satisfied if we swap the titular “AI” with our inoffensive “automating the voice”?
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
My $0.000002: You dont need a study to know delegating task X can make you worse at task X, nor do you need one to know its vacuously true and avoidable.
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by refulgentis 2mo ago
Are you using Kimi w/expectation of ZDR? Their EULA is “we use your data and train on it unless you negotiate something with us privately”
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by refulgentis 3mo ago
What is “it”, of those 3? The last one?
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by refulgentis 3mo ago
No, they did not change the renderer because of Apple. That is a complaint about Flutter, the iOS-aping widget set can't stay up with current iOS, and I don't think they have a real solution yet. There's something about pulli
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by refulgentis 3mo ago
Shaders compiled at startup vs. not, not “who knows why a repaint is happening”
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by refulgentis 3mo ago
It’s a seductive idea, but it displaces who is responsible for the poor framework development onto users of the framework. It’s easy to say they were just trying to be trendy and thus the real flaw was the trend is bad and the fault of wo
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by refulgentis 3mo ago
- External sources of inflation: COVID global inflation raises price of imports, same with Russia v. Ukraine global inflation. - Post a few up is way too aggressive about completely dismissing Iran conflict inflation/gas. It matter
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by refulgentis 3mo ago
FWIW, looking at pricing myself, it needs to 5x the tokens to get the same results as GPT 5.6 Luna at a much lower TPS. (doesn't obviate the fact that the pressure causes incumbents to push and push to optimize, thank you Deepseek!)
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by refulgentis 3mo ago
We have a corrupt Supreme Court that transmutated the Constitution’s “well-organized militia” into “any individual”, combined with that and the Paranoid Style (Richard Hofstadter) of our politics, there’s absolutely 0 that can happen.

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