storus

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   by storus 6mo ago

   Yeah, over 1200EUR when freelancing. More expensive than in the US lol. "Free German Healthcare"
2. 182.▲
   by storus 6mo ago

   Wouldn't this model prevent governments from installing and keeping backdoors alive? One could just audit their whole software stack with it and get super resilient to any attack which might not play nicely with the people in power tha
3. 183.▲
   by storus 6mo ago

   Only thanks to Meta we have competitive local LLMs. Without LLama nothing decent would have been released. Commoditize your complements in action.
4. 184.▲
   by storus 6mo ago

   Does this mean that Iran will have functional nukes in two weeks? Given how previous "ceasefires" turned out (blowing up their leadership), I don't think they are naive again and don't seem desperate to end it.
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   by storus 6mo ago

   I am wondering when Dr. Phoxotic makes it to the top 10...
6. 186.▲
   by storus 6mo ago

   That's cool! You can add SoulX-FlashHead for real-time AI head animation as well if you want to simulate a teacher.
7. 187.▲
   by storus 6mo ago

   I am forced to use Yandex just to find stuff Google or DDG never shows anymore.
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   by storus 6mo ago

   Based on the current DeepSeek website I suspect it's not going to be great as their current model (V3.4? V4-mini?) often forgets or changes facts explicitly mentioned in the conversation which R1 never did. It's better than R1 at
9. 189.▲
   by storus 6mo ago

   Cable TV->enshittification->YouTube to the rescue->enshittification->???
10. 190.▲
    by storus 6mo ago

    Yeah, Qwen3 coder for Claude Code and 3.5 for OpenClaw replaced my full-stack use of Opus 4.6 already; it's fine for basic web apps, k8s/docker infra setup, optimizing AI models etc. with only slightly higher error rate than Opus.
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    by storus 6mo ago

    I keep paying ElevenLabs for 3 years after some early AI agent project where I used it as my payment data is bound to a google account associated with a phone number that expired in the meantime. I thought adding the google authenticator to
12. 192.▲
    by storus 6mo ago

    Can't you use Claude caveman mode? https://github.com/JuliusBrussee/caveman
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    by storus 7mo ago

    So you are essentially agreeing with me that the tech is not there yet - either it underperforms compared to ICE or it's much more expensive when it matches ICE. In other words, I should wait a few years until it catches up price-wise
14. 194.▲
    by storus 7mo ago

    Now how much time do you waste on a 700 mile road trip the way you recharge? I suspect something around 1-2 hours extra time. Compare it with gas station's 20 minutes overall including a short toilet break. For rapid charging you also
15. 195.▲
    by storus 7mo ago

    Which browsers in which mode (normal/private) are affected?
16. 196.▲
    by storus 7mo ago

    Mars pushes the frontier (even if no one might survive the trip due to human body deteriorating), going around the Moon is meh - we were there ~57 years ago multiple times so what's the point?
17. 197.▲
    by storus 7mo ago

    I can stay longer and work remotely from there as well. Anyway, why do you care what exactly do I do? I simply need the range or super fast recharging as non-negotiable items.
18. 198.▲
    by storus 7mo ago

    I assume that's the comment you wanted to make all the time.
19. 199.▲
    by storus 7mo ago

    On average once a month? Going skiing/biking in the mountains for the weekend or to some sea/lake with a boat.
20. 200.▲
    by storus 7mo ago

    The trend is clear but right now they aren't able to replace ICE cars due to what I mentioned above. Either they lack range/recharging convenience or they don't but are too expensive. They need a few more years of scaling or
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    by storus 7mo ago

    Some data (average radiologist score): Early-Stage Lung Cancer (via Chest X-ray) 33.3% Clinical Staging of Stage I Pancreatic Cancer (via CT, MRI, EUS) 21.6% Breast Cancer (via Mammography in Dense Tissue) 30% Cuneiform fractures (foot, X-R
22. 202.▲
    by storus 7mo ago

    If you look at early stage diseases it's probably even way less than 35%...
23. 203.▲
    by storus 7mo ago

    EVs are still a bit underwhelming wrt range - ideally either 450miles/700km or 5 minute 20->80% recharge at an acceptable price (35k EUR) should be the norm. For cities it doesn't matter but for longer vacation trips it's
24. 204.▲
    by storus 7mo ago

    I am not saying those are for all diagnoses, but for some tricky yet important ones (i.e. detecting them early might save your life).
25. 205.▲
    by storus 7mo ago

    From radiologist AI training datasets, evaluated long-term/post-mortem.
26. 206.▲
    by storus 7mo ago

    Something like that. I'll try to do it as a side project next as I have some spare compute and ran 99% automated e-commerce companies before.
27. 207.▲
    by storus 7mo ago

    Currently they are augmenting them with Indian radiologists and just sign off whatever they found.
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    by storus 7mo ago

    The issue with radiologists is that on average they are able to spot ~35% of correct diagnoses, while the world's best radiologists ~45%. AI might get us to ~50% which is ~15% better than an average radiologist (who still needs to revi
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    by storus 7mo ago

    How about we started replacing all companies that are replacing humans with AI using AI as well? As they decided to one-way participate in the economy (suck the money, not give anything back), we can make sure the one-way trend is done with
30. 210.▲
    by storus 7mo ago

    Indirectly; U30 are typically propelled by their parents who might be well-connected Machiavellian or sociopathic.