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teaearlgraycold
searching PlanetScale…
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teaearlgraycold
23d ago
> Constantly having someone looking over your shoulder is a world of stress and overstimulation that I (and I suspect many others) will not stand for. I suspect this is a simple social anxiety you could train away.
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teaearlgraycold
23d ago
I said inflated. They would always be expensive. But they charge more than their competitors per flop and per byte because they’re the only manufacturer that can run CUDA. If they lost that moat their prices would go down a notch.
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teaearlgraycold
24d ago
Not sure what you’re getting at
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teaearlgraycold
24d ago
Doesn't really mean anything without a specific use case to guide model selection. The thing is Qwen 3.8 27B can be ran on far far cheaper hardware. If you're spending the big bucks on these rigs you probably made the wrong choi
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teaearlgraycold
24d ago
These GPUs are extremely inflated in price because Nvidia effectively has a monopoly on hardware that is used to train models. Apple Silicon tends to have good inference software available but as soon as you want to train even a YOLO model
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teaearlgraycold
24d ago
All sorts of efforts that used to be put off indefinitely can now be handled largely by LLMs. Yesterday I took a codebase (~50 source files) and spawned a sub-agent (GLM 5.3 Flash) for every single file. Each file was analyzed for test cove
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teaearlgraycold
25d ago
As a longtime Firefox user: shrug
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teaearlgraycold
27d ago
Anarchism is rules without rulers. Removal of unnecessary hierarchies.
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teaearlgraycold
28d ago
0.8% actually sounds pretty good
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teaearlgraycold
1mo ago
An I the only one that just does not care at all? OpenAI keeps talking about this like they need to get ahead of the narrative. I don’t care at all. It’s just you talking to yourself.
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teaearlgraycold
1mo ago
My friend plans to get the 512GiB M5 Ultra ASAP. He makes money by selling synthetic data and training models for companies in San Francisco and it's the cheapest way to be able to do that on your own local hardware. It's also a b
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teaearlgraycold
1mo ago
The poop situation is still not great.
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teaearlgraycold
1mo ago
The effort/pay ratio never made sense though.
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teaearlgraycold
1mo ago
Interesting/capable diffusion models are much smaller than similarly interesting language models. But yes you could always scale things down to learn the fundamentals.
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teaearlgraycold
1mo ago
And there are jobs where you’re paid >$200k and work 20-30 hours per week. I have friends doing that right now. When I was at Google I earned $350k and my boss literally told me I could stop working for 12 months and still get paid if I
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teaearlgraycold
1mo ago
It’s a 2006 journal entry.
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1mo ago
The more money I’ve been paid the less hard I’ve had to work. Across my friends this seems to be a pretty strong trend.
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teaearlgraycold
1mo ago
It's encouraging to see 80% of Democrats think the DNC needs its leadership replaced.
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teaearlgraycold
1mo ago
The GLM series is GOATed.
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teaearlgraycold
1mo ago
We have unprecedented corruption in the White House but much of the other stuff is not new territory. It’s bad and a regression I hate to see. But we can always improve when the people demand better. The people always have the power, even i
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teaearlgraycold
1mo ago
So many things we spend our time on in school never have the basics explained. Why am I reading Shakespeare? Why am I writing an essay? Why am I learning algebra? By the time I realized writing is the process by which you organize you
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1mo ago
Whatever you can accomplish using AI without experience is now worthless. Sure that rando can now get a customized website hosted on Vercel with some struggling through setting up GitHub etc. That work is no longer interesting. It’s slop th
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teaearlgraycold
1mo ago
I’ve never had it refuse anything. Even vulnerability searching in my codebase.
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1mo ago
As a nobody I like OpenRouter because it lets me quickly test out all of the emerging open weight models. I normally use Claude Code but if I run out of usage I'll pull up GLM 5.2 or Deepseek V4 in OpenCode via OpenRouter. Occasionally
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1mo ago
I expect many of the warts in the API surface are there because they want to avoid changing things for fear of breaking someone else's business.
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1mo ago
Protobuf should at least get credit for enforcing fields be optional.
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teaearlgraycold
1mo ago
Mr Meeseeks
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teaearlgraycold
2mo ago
This whole thing feels wrong. OP should be working for a phone manufacturer, not trying to sell this as a subscription. How much is it worth to be able to squeeze a little more visual clarity out of my phone? Maybe $20 maximum? And I feel l
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teaearlgraycold
2mo ago
Just forget about the concept of a release date.
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teaearlgraycold
2mo ago
Oh fuck, tjwebbnorfolk's got demands. Time to start working nights.
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