thehamkercat

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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
openai: "Our models are more dangerous" anthropic: "No, our models are more dangerous"
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by thehamkercat 2mo ago
nerfing*
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by thehamkercat 3mo ago
They also got a lot of goodwill by letting people use codex subscription in any harness they want, anywhere they want
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by thehamkercat 3mo ago
wait what? shouldn't it make you more hungry/angry? when the food doesn't come...
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by thehamkercat 3mo ago
Not a scandal ofc, but people use local models mostly for privacy and using a closed-source, VC-backed app that might change anything in the next update might not be best for privacy
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by thehamkercat 3mo ago
A friendly reminder that both LM Studio app and now this new LM Studio Bionic app are closed source. Since most people are unaware of this fact.
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by thehamkercat 3mo ago
Hey, you can disinfect with it 3 times to get 120%
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by thehamkercat 3mo ago
~8.8K TPS on average
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by thehamkercat 3mo ago
If LLMs are so good and productive, why doesn't everyone write native apps for things like this? zed is pretty good, i don't think we need a non-native editor now
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by thehamkercat 3mo ago
Would've resulted in a positive response from people if you just did your work and didn't brag about your "patent pending" stuff
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by thehamkercat 3mo ago
specially not npm/python related packages with @latest Yes please give me the latest supply-chain attacks.
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by thehamkercat 4mo ago
Kimi K2 had a vendor verifier: https://github.com/MoonshotAI/K2-Vendor-Verifier (there's a table which shows comparison between vendors) Also, it seems there's a general one as well (for all kimi models?): h
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by thehamkercat 5mo ago
for those wondering: https://xkcd.com/1172/
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by thehamkercat 6mo ago
RX7900 XTX has 24GB
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by thehamkercat 6mo ago
They're milking the final drops, before LLMs become so good that they'll write something like this in an hour
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by thehamkercat 7mo ago
https://code.claude.com/docs/en/env-vars
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by thehamkercat 7mo ago
"Coded by OpenClaw" written on PCB was this necessary? could've said "Code written by LLM" or something
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by thehamkercat 7mo ago
I've seen this happening with gemini
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by thehamkercat 7mo ago
GPT 5.3 codex had 400K context window btw
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by thehamkercat 7mo ago
Yep, it isn't just x; it's y
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by thehamkercat 8mo ago
Probably some kind of cache, but it's taken down, I'm getting 404, while some of my friends are still able to see it
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by thehamkercat 8mo ago
It's taken down lmao, in 1 hour
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by thehamkercat 8mo ago
let's call it clawshnikov next time
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by thehamkercat 8mo ago
> Lots of people are using openclaw https://www.shodan.io/search?query=http.favicon.hash%3A-8055... Indeed they are, at least 20,432 people :)
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by thehamkercat 8mo ago
> when I lean too heavily on LLM-generated code, I stop thinking about edge cases and error handling I have the exact same experience... if you don't use it, you'll lose it
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by thehamkercat 8mo ago
GPT-5.2-codex or 5.3-codex Works pretty well for me in opencode
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by thehamkercat 8mo ago
This? https://maps.app.goo.gl/kATdsjnKnkWACzoc6
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by thehamkercat 8mo ago
Also, one more ridiculous thing Send this to opus 4.5 or opus 4.6: "udp you joke about hear a like would ? to" It says: Chat paused Opus 4.6’s safety filters flagged this chat. Due to its advanced capabilities, Opus 4.6 has additi
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by thehamkercat 8mo ago
The "50ms" number was measured by me and you can literally try it on your system as well. it will likely be faster than 50ms Do you have a proof that gpt-5.2 or 5.3 codex takes 2 hours for the same problem that sonnet/opus4.5
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by thehamkercat 8mo ago
Interesting, output price is insane/Mtok

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