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yeah it's pretty cool. you can also use it as a regular music player. if you toggle autoplay, it will automatically keep playing the next track in your track list. supports uploading local libraries and youtube, and recording, uploadin
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I recently wrote about first principles of model routing that I've learnt building a model router. The model pool should be kept small, and models in the pool should be clearly differentiated. For example, one large frontier model for
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2mo ago
I built something similar, but for the browser: https://dj.t-tunes.com/
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2mo ago
Now let's see Dario's price cut.
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2mo ago
pi-role-model
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OpenAI is doing this so that you can't preserve cache when routing between for example GPT 5.6 and DeepSeek V4, or other providers. I'm building a router that easily reaches >99% cache hit rate in Pi when routing between GPT 5.
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Let's see how the market reacts.
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DeepSeek themselves called it `deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash`. Pro is still like that.
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2mo ago
Agree on 5.4. And it has 4x more quota than 5.6.
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2mo ago
combine Codex with Cursor. both are really good. no other subs are worth it.
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i've never had any issues with 256k context. see no reason to bump up to 1m if it comes at a premium.
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This is just superstition.
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Anthropic must be forced to open source all of the books they have scanned and burned.
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I've been using Cursor on auto for the past five days while waiting for my Codex refresh. Yes, it works extremely well. Extremely.
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Cursor is probably a better client than Claude Code though
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he's pausing because of the leak. the transcript content has nothing to do with it.
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I have the second largest Kimi plan, the Chinese version. When K2.6 was their latest model, the quota was good; it was like GPT $100 is now or what the $20 version was in December. When K2.7 was released, they cut quota by 80%. I can't
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3mo ago
another option for on-device routers is role-model that i'm building: https://github.com/try-works/role-model
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It's not China. It's individual labs. Open source is their go to market strategy: https://try.works/why-chinese-ai-labs-went-open-and-will-rem...
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No, open models is a marketing strategy
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This is their motivation https://try.works/why-chinese-ai-labs-went-open-and-will-rem...
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3mo ago
sounds like a caching issue, and maybe other issues too
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everyone is using OpenAI and Anthropic in China. We have both providers at work as well.
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in case someone wants to speculate in why chinese labs open source their models: https://try.works/why-chinese-ai-labs-went-open-and-will-rem...
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input lag is a minor part of it. it depends on the game, but for example in CS2, refresh rate changes game mechanics like recoil, movement, even trajectories of thrown grenades. i went from 60hz to 240hz, with <100fps average, and the di
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it's recursion
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no, you download the runtime and connect your models to it, then you use the router as the endpoint in your coding agents
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you could use my model router to route between models like that. https://github.com/try-works/role-model
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It's a GTM strategy: https://try.works/why-chinese-ai-labs-went-open-and-will-rem...
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He was made to leave.
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