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by seunosewa 10mo ago
"How many TOPS do you need to run state-of-the-art models with hundreds of millions of parameters? No one knows exactly." What's he talking about? It's trivial to calculate that.
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by seunosewa 10mo ago
GPT 5 Mini is supposed to be equivalent to Gemini Flash.
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by seunosewa 10mo ago
Probably high.
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by seunosewa 10mo ago
That's not the same thing as adding rules by yourself based on your experiences with Claude.
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by seunosewa 10mo ago
Would something like automated array bounds checking prevent the memory issues?
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by seunosewa 11mo ago
Then you switch to another name.
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by seunosewa 11mo ago
They analyse human perception too, in the form of videos.
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by seunosewa 11mo ago
You should probably ask the AI to write a script to do the task. Any procedure that needs to be perfect should be done by writing deterministic code.
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by seunosewa 11mo ago
If you use cursor you can just attach the documentation. Same thing, different method.
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by seunosewa 11mo ago
Which agent do you use it with?
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by seunosewa 1y ago
The Chinese are doing it because they don't have access to enough of the latest GPUs to run their own models. Americans aren't doing this because they need to recoup the cost of their massive GPU investments.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
That was before they started acting to fix the problem. Please check the date.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
Once they killed mercurial on bitbucket, it was over.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
The blurbs can be improved if they aren't effective. You can also invoke skills directly. The description is equivalent to your short term memory. The skill is like your long term memory which is retrieved if needed. These should both
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by seunosewa 1y ago
I'd like to see this price structure for Claude: $5/mt for Haiku 4.5 $10/mt for Sonnet 4.5 $15/mt for Opus 4.5 when it's released.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
My M1 Air got very sluggish after upgrading to Tahoe but then it started behaving normally after a couple of days. Hopefully, you'll experience the same soon.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
Whatdo the notes look like?
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by seunosewa 1y ago
It would have been better if storage was distributed.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
It is no longer the case that paid providers don't train on your data on Openrouter. You can exclude such sources in the settings.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
I checked and also couldn't find the prompt.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
I feel that 3 million is a lot even over a six month period. Over 16,000 accounts per day.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
He is definitely talking about Llama4.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
Their non-profit status may be an impediment to maximising profits.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
What is the best thing you've built with the swarm? Is it measurably better in any way?
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by seunosewa 1y ago
Modern thinking models can be trusted to follow nuanced safety instructions. Models like ChatGPT-4o can't. They will make bizarrely inaccurate statements from time to time.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
async was the wrong solution to the right problem - improving general performance. Free threading is the prize in an increasingly multi-core CPU world.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
You can't force people to seek help. Best to help them as much as you can while trying to persuade them to seek help.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
counterpoint: with their aggressive crawlers, most AI companies can have as much data as google...
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by seunosewa 1y ago
Which checked exceptions do you declare or enjoy having to handle in your codebase?
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by seunosewa 1y ago
Getting rid of checked exceptions would be very beneficial for Java's popularity. No modern JVM language has kept that annoying feature. Just stop checking them at compile time, or make it an optional feature.

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