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It makes me wonder who their audience is if they are targeting users that will pay a premium for an upgradable system, but are afraid of modifying the guts of the computer.
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FWIW coding is one of the largest usages for LLM's where SOTA quality matters. I think the bar for when coding models are "good enough" will be a tradeoff between performance and price. I could be using Cerebras Code and savi
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Is it not? All this money is going into AI under the fear that China will win the race to AGI. China releases open-source models that keep OpenAI/Anthropic researching and training their models, which in turn creates demand for more Nv
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10mo ago
A forest can still exist despite people choosing to not see or look at it.
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10mo ago
Stalking is not "just following someone". From Stalking Prevention, Awareness, & Resource Center (SPARC): " A pattern of behavior directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to fear for the person’
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10mo ago
Cerebras and Groq both have their own novel chip designs. If they can scale and create a consumer friendly product that would be a great, but I believe their speeds are due to them having all of their chips networked together, in addition t
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10mo ago
Me. Currently using Claude Max for personal coding projects. I've been on Claude's $20 plan and would run out of tokens. I don't want to give my money to OpenAI. So far these projects have not returned their value back to me,
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10mo ago
Which model were you using?
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I think it's ability to consume information is one of the scarier aspects of AI. NSA, other government, and multi-national corporations have years of our individual browsing and consumption patterns. What happens when AI is analyzing a
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10mo ago
And what reasons would a business have to spend the money on hardware instead of cloud services? Privacy
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10mo ago
Calling Firefox adware is a stretch at best, and disingenuous at worst. Adware doesn't mean that the software survives because of one advertisement that that user can turn off.
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10mo ago
Google is what it is because of advertising. Kagi's whole raison d'etre is to have a search engine without advertising.
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10mo ago
Wheel barrows are not industrialization. hfs
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10mo ago
By your logic wheel barrows could potentially replace >90% of all jobs. AI is on track to being able to remove a society-changing amount of jobs, wheel barrows improved worker's efficiency.
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10mo ago
There are 3rd-party apps that have near seamless Apple Music integration, at least on MacOS (Scrobbles for Last.fm) and iPhone (Marvis).
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10mo ago
All of those things you can still do renting AI server compute though? I think privacy and cool-factor are the only real reasons why it would be rational for someone to spend checks the apple store $19,000 on computer hardware...
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10mo ago
Highly recommend Claude Max, but I also want to point out Opus 4.5 is the cheapest Opus has ever been. (I just learned ChatGPT 5.2 Pro is $168/1mtok. Insanity.)
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10mo ago
Was there a video in particular? I admire Benn but haven’t seen any of his videos on the YouTube algorithm in particular.
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10mo ago
I bet you could rig up a webcam, hook it up to a multimodal LLM, that can then instantly scan, sort, and archive all of the separate ideas on each sheet. That would make it easier to not lose information, but I don't think it makes it
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10mo ago
What are you basing that on? Between Sonnet and Opus I don't think I'm reaching for Gemini 3 at all.
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10mo ago
H1-B visas? Their alternative surely isn't better.
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10mo ago
>I think a lot of people are lost and lonely, and for many people mental health care is a band-aid over a real crisis of isolation and despair. Professional mental health care cannot scale to the population that needs it. The best option
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10mo ago
Is that not the goal of the project we are commenting under? To create an evaluation framework for LLM's so they aren't encouraging suicide, psychosis, or being actively harmful.
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11mo ago
Google + Zoom + Slack is 3 separate accounts. Corporate only wants 1 account.
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11mo ago
gonna tell claude to write all my code in one line
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11mo ago
Health care is complicated, but I don't think it would hard to understand how less regulations could lower prices. More insurers could enter markets, could compete across state lines, and compliance costs could be lowered. However regu
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11mo ago
>this stuff is expensive to run What's expensive is innovating on current models and building the infrastructure. My understanding is inference is cheap and profitable. Most open source models cost less than a dollar for 1 million t
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11mo ago
Am I the only one that thinks "No selling of browsing data. Ever." implies that you're still harvesting browsing data? That is a level of telemetry that I don't want my browser having.
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11mo ago
Yes, they will prioritize AI safety until their board of directors says that needs to change.
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11mo ago
Is that not considered institutional? If i own a Vanguard ETF, the stock that comprises the ETF is classified as being owned by Vanguard, right? Genuinely asking.
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