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If you squint vs not squint it becomes way easier some how to differentiate i wonder why
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3mo ago
"The first hit is always free" - Your dealer
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3mo ago
sounds like an org prisonner's dilemma
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3mo ago
the whole point of an llm is to generate "plausible sounding" tokens one after each other. It can sadly not hold any concept of truth or reality as we humans understand it
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3mo ago
on the other hand having emoji on the readme is a great signal of llm-slop on my radar
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3mo ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us
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3mo ago
Doing heroin twice a year doesn't sound that bad
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3mo ago
well i do hope that wasnt grok 4.5 Don't trust, but verify. etc
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Show HN: A shallow lake's report on itself
(ashallowlake.com)
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To all the haters to not knowing what "pi" means in this context. Is mario zechner's ai agent / coding harness [1][2], similar in spirit albeit much less complex to claude code or openai's codex and others. I wouldn
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Ollama is just a local app wrapper/cloud service serving third party apis and models idk why it made it into this list tbh
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the cybertruck seems designed for this KITT fantasy of yours
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I think it's more about the bait and switch marketing optics of offering a "core" part of your codebase as "FOSS" to get the extra brownie points by doing so, while it's at the same time littered with caveat em
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so does anything change or will change for better-auth FOSS consumers? Or not really and that mostly depends on what Vercel imposes as new direction going forward? I guess vercel is a good home for foss projects, at worst they'll make
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One can only wonder how American Schools will talk about the current US Gov and presidents in a few decades...
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Yes sorry, i got confused some how and mixed up the partnership announcement [1] with an acq one, maybe i should get some cerebras stock then, ty for the pointer 1. https://openai.com/index/cerebras-partnership/
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The oldest american "citizens" are merely 250yo. Like the country. My point being, everyone in America is more or less an "immigrant" if you go back enough on their family tree, but the Native Americans.
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OAI has announced an upcoming 750tok/s 5.6 served through their cerebras acquisition
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https://arxiv.org/pdf/2511.18397
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There's been a lot of recent scandals going public against the social democratic party ruling on spain now (PSOE) and its previous dirigents. See Zapatero case. leaked by US agencies recently once Spain put some kind of friction to the
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Interesting and related , saw on X earlier that CC was now adding some tracking etc, here a post related to how it does it and what its targeting (chinese users) https://thereallo.dev/blog/claude-code-prompt-steganograp
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My best guess is this is a reference to the recent accusations from Anthropic of chinese labs ¨distilling¨ on their models
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No we're on hetzner/ovh boxes, so delivery time really isnt an issue. Right now the biggest issue is the vibe coded CI program is not really meant to be a distributed multi-node thing yet, so we're on the biggest machines (th
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Yes I agree, I'd only wish there's some way for do this by the book, like its not so hard, Brasil government has produced almost SOTA models, why cant the UE figure shit out? They could even rent hw like everyone else to do the fi
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Memory market has a special problem, it's usually on a boom and bust cycle, and so the actual factories don't want to overbuild capacity to get chips they cannot sell in 2-3 years when the "bust" part of the cycle comes.
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Every memory is a "story" you re-tell yourself each time you "remember" it. There's no meaningful difference on how you experience it as "real" even if its just a "re-enaction" of such reality, b
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Worse, tokenmaxxing has been pushed by the labs hoping to charge those tokens by the pound on their API prices eventually, even if temporarily hiding such costs behind "highly subsidized plans" or frequent bug-induced "reset
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Dropbox stock is trading at 50% of its initial price 5y ago when it went public, maybe the public markets also don't understand the difference between rsync and Dropbox.
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I run the CI infra for our company, and our bare metal costs (sans my salary baked in), are one order of magnitude less than if using any other CI saas provider like github or others. Like literally 10x times more expensive to do so, to run
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I think the bigger issue of public funding and corruption, is that usually these contracts are awarded to "friends" with the purpose of 100% mismanaging and stealing as much of the funds.
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