sbinnee

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by sbinnee 5mo ago
OMG. One of my favorite games. It was fun to explore all the weapons and utilities with my brother.
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by sbinnee 5mo ago
12gb bump soon? I don’t see that happening. It’s Apple.
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by sbinnee 5mo ago
As a linux desktop user, I would buy it only if I can wipe ChromeOS out of it.
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by sbinnee 5mo ago
I guess it's just mobile chip and everything AI related connects directly to google services through internet.
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by sbinnee 5mo ago
I also tried. Only service I use is s3 for personal backup. I pay around 15 cents per month.
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by sbinnee 5mo ago
I have been telling this to my team that 1000 lines of instructions are deemed to fail no matter how great of instruction following capability of a model. I have been reviewing hundreds of line changes daily basis for about a month. I could
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by sbinnee 5mo ago
After some time replacing gemini 3 flash preview with deepseek v4 flash for a chat model, the biggest difference is the auto reasoning effort. Gemini flash is super fast and perfect for a chat model. But when I need some thought experiment
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by sbinnee 5mo ago
GitHub has become a place where you seek people’s attention. There are other places you can freely host your projects. GitLab was always available. I just haven’t logged in for I don’t know how long. An open source project is essentially a
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by sbinnee 5mo ago
In Korean, we have an adjective "푸르다". It is somewhere between blue and green. You can say trees are that, oceans are that. It also means unripe. Yeah, so to me, tortoise is definitely blue. Edit: typo tortoise -> turquoise
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by sbinnee 5mo ago
> (academia, hating everything modern, will also hate you if you use typst) I chuckled. I'd love to try out typst when the time comes. But for writing a journal paper, it's still going to be latex.
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
Price is appealing to me. I have been using gemini 3 flash mainly for chat. I may give it a try. input: $0.14/$0.28 (whereas gemini $0.5/$3) Does anyone know why output prices have such a big gap?
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
I don’t think I ever heard you said excellent for the pelican test. It looks excellent indeed! The trend went to MoE model for some times and this time around is dense model again. I wonder if closed models are also following this trend: Mo
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
The comment section is already long, but I knew that I could found comments about "hmm" that I started noticing. Yes, it is so irritating to me too. Also, one additional thing I noticed was that verbose information has been more a
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
I was going to try hermes agent after hearing OpenClaw constantly breaks and this hermes buzz is a better one. I t all sounds a lot of maintenance work.
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
It looked cool, and I thought that it might be a new community where articles belong to this site. But when I clicked two articles, Seoul and Singapore, both were behind paywalls. So it seems it's just an aggregation of internet articl
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
Though I also customize my tmux setup, the best way to use tmux is just to learn and remember the basics. Once you change the prefix bind or any other basic binds, you will have hard time on a new machine. Btw, you can place tmux config at
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
I love this kind of project. I am pretty sure the developer had a Wii console sitting around somewhere and thought about how to make it useful again. Wait, I have a PS2 sitting around somewhere…
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
Is this going to be a part of triage task? If so, it makes sense. Whether a human developer or an AI made a big PR, AI goes review it and if necessary makes stacked PRs. I don’t see any human contributors using this feature to be honest bec
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
I lived and studied in France. So it's only natural for me to try out Mistral's every major updates. I had the same sentiment with you, that their models were just a bit lagging. But on the other hand, I understand their shift. Th
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
Crazy even to me, a Korean. I just woke up and saw this news on HN. Over the years I watched the price of data was going down drastically in Korea. I had always complained that data in France was much cheaper like 30gb for 10 eur. Then whe
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
It is fair to think so because that is what everyone is doing. But being Meta and considering Llama, if MSL is going to keep releasing models and wants to join back the AI war, they may actually open weights just to get more attention. Once
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
> but you can try it out today on meta.ai (Facebook or Instagram login required). I guess I will have to wait. I hope at least soon it will be available on Openrouter. Overall, I am really excited to try it out.
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
People have different priorities, different purposes, and different passions. Maybe a success is as simple as to build a team that has some overlaps of these things.
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
I had a good laugh. I am too polite but I do remember using wth a few times in the past week. haha
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
I wonder if this article got inspired by the recent movie Project Hail Mary? Another thing related to this subject is the frequency in watch making. I own a manual winding watch that I wear everyday. It is certainly an engineering marvel. T
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
Reading this article, I just realized that it is something I didn't appreciate enough when I was living in France. In Korea, my home country, you can find a lot of signs for local temples, though. But they do not have identities like F
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
Pretty cool. Thanks for sharing
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
Indeed. I also had this weird feeling while reading through the article. It got hooked up in the beginning. And then at some point, my brain just noticed that it was LLM-generated. I wonder how this article was written. Did the author accid
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
Nice. I had some fun. Good work! One question. Sonnet for tool use? I am just guessing here that you may have a lot of MCPs to call and for that Sonnet is more reliable. How many MCPs are you running and what kinds?
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by sbinnee 6mo ago
I guess this paper is part of ICML coming soon this June. I hope to see a lot of cool papers.

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