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by thih9 2mo ago
The company computer typically comes with some data protection agreement, where you agree to only access confidential data via the company computer, or at least to never copy confidential company data to personal devices.
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by thih9 2mo ago
> We care about the harness, not the model or the prompts. I wonder if this is a viable approach; after all frontier model providers are betting on the opposite. Then again, they bundle their harness and offer subsidiary pricing - so may
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by thih9 2mo ago
Another big benefit of local AI is control and increased predictability, e.g. in costs or behavior. We will appreciate it even more when popular agents become more costly or start including more ads.
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by thih9 2mo ago
Article about Qwen was at sixth place when I loaded the page, followed by gpt-5.6 sol. I guess this is still an improvement, today’s front page often contains multiple AI adjacent submissions in the top ten.
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by thih9 2mo ago
For context, Floor796: https://floor796.com/ Note that clicking the characters shows extra information. Protip, visit About -> FAQ; there are many interesting questions like “What interactive elements are there?”. Previo
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by thih9 3mo ago
In case anyone else is curious about the current status: > The Milk was declared missing on August 20th, 2022. > The dorm’s extended mailing list of over 300 current students, alumni, and other assorted Random-adjacent humans was cont
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by thih9 3mo ago
Context about the Unity terms change controversy: https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/unity-is-killing-its-... > Initially, the Runtime Fee sought to charge developers a per install tariff once projects had passe
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by thih9 3mo ago
Cherry picked usage stats are off topic. The fact that 90% of Fortune 500 companies rely on COBOL[1] doesn’t make other languages a niche. [1]: https://www.rocketsoftware.com/en-us/insights/what-is-cobol
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by thih9 3mo ago
We’ve already lived through multiple floods of unmaintainable code, eg with unstructured JQuery. New tech stacks will appear and they will handle the mess to some extent.
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by thih9 3mo ago
Is anyone using open weight models for agentic coding? What is your stack (harness, model) and how much do you pay per month? How would you compare your experience to a typical subsidized plan like Claude Code + Pro plan? I’m asking because
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by thih9 3mo ago
I wish there was a way to exclude the plain ones (single color rectangle with rounded corners and text).
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by thih9 3mo ago
Because there is no mass market, relatively speaking.
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by thih9 3mo ago
What model do you use with kilo code? What are the typical usage costs? How would you compare it to the provider plans (in costs and efficiency)?
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Ask HN: How to use agents via API cheaply?
3 points by thih9 3mo ago|3 comments
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by thih9 3mo ago
What if you crap so much and your craps are so pervasive that you cannot find anyone else’s crap but yours - unprocessed, or with very little processing.
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by thih9 3mo ago
To me the context is new technology that replaces the old, but the old is still more practical in some applications.
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by thih9 3mo ago
If we don't count player pianos, punch cards originated in textile industry and jacquard looms[1] - and many jacquard loom users rely on punch cards even today. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punched_card#&#x2F
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by thih9 3mo ago
One of the replies: > @MehdiKarech > I don't remember letting Anthropic or Open Ai scrapping my GitHub, my research gate and all my online writings L O L https://xcancel.com/MehdiKarech/status/2080000779
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by thih9 3mo ago
Thank you for respecting the new ToU.
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by thih9 3mo ago
Recent discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49003386 (2h ago, 89 points, 145 comments)
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by thih9 3mo ago
There was a weed burner[1] if that helps. Technically boring though. [1]: https://www.boringcompany.com/not-a-flamethrower
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by thih9 3mo ago
> Within a very short period of time all code will be AI code. This is unlikely. Perhaps “most code”, but not “all”. People can overwhelmingly shift to a new technology, but the old one usually remains in use, even if niche.
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by thih9 3mo ago
They're Made out of Meat: https://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/UBooks/TheyMade.s...
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by thih9 3mo ago
That helps - I'm struggling to code on Pro, it's useful to know that it's not just me. Thanks for answering!
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by thih9 3mo ago
Share it now; I'm sure many people (with me included) would find it interesting, just like this post.
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by thih9 3mo ago
I guess this is meaningful recycling also because it occupied the author. Otherwise the author would have started a different project and likely would have consumed more material. Sibling comments focus on the end result and that it might e
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by thih9 3mo ago
I’m rooting for open models. Current state of frontier AI is a joke, with proprietary platforms attempting to grab as many users as possible, subsidizing tokens and otherwise burning VC money. This can’t be good long term, not for the consu
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by thih9 3mo ago
What plan are you on? With Anthropic I run out of quota very fast on a Pro plan with long contexts. Is long context primarily for Max tier or for API usage? Or are there special ways of working with long context on a Pro plan?
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by thih9 3mo ago
> GoPros are used all over in aerospace. If we replaced the brand with Insta360, that puts a big attack vector all over the place. What would the attack vector be? I’m not saying there isn’t any, I don’t know much about aerospace and thi
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by thih9 3mo ago
IMHO it’s still just that: early emoji use was literal and later use got more [nail polish emoji]. Not sure why ROFL is relevant, a typical emoji user is likely unfamiliar with internet slang.

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