yokoprime

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by yokoprime 5mo ago
Gatekeeping is never a good look.
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by yokoprime 5mo ago
If you're just doing workflows from a single node, i guess it can be ok as long as theres a single writer. But scaling across multiple servers it clearly is not all you need.
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by yokoprime 5mo ago
Same here, i can't say i've seen any difference in 4.6 vs 4.7 other than price
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by yokoprime 5mo ago
It's driven a lot by the harness too. If you're using claude code, you're actively being pushed towards newer models, even though older ones work perfectly fine for your use cases
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by yokoprime 5mo ago
As someone who has seen the enterprise deals, they are not subsidised in any way shape or form. Anthropic may wave the seat fee, maybe get lower "expected" consumption. This changes what the company pays up front. but token prizin
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by yokoprime 5mo ago
They pay sticker price. There may be exceptions for very very large companies like Amazon or Microsoft which have their own deals where they rent out compute in return for usage.
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by yokoprime 5mo ago
Is this some anti-FIAT take? The value the author got is not value as in intrinsic value, it simply means value as in better deal than the alternative. This is often called "value" and you will see this used when products are sold
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by yokoprime 5mo ago
Sometimes it feels like theres this opposite AI psychosis, where anything AI is bad and boils the ocean, takes our jobs and makes RAM expensive. Its a component in the current economy, but things like tariffs, closing the strait of hormuz e
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by yokoprime 5mo ago
Its not unless its subsidised which valve may chose to do given that the enthusiast PC marked is crashing, which in time will eat some of their growth.
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by yokoprime 5mo ago
The wording in this article is a bit strange, why the extreme focus on the brand of storage media? Also, the term LLM seems to be used in a very broad way here, are they actually building a language model from scratch, or are they fine-tuni
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by yokoprime 5mo ago
To be fair, i think you needed a cutthroat businessman leading the company. Which i guess is more or less the same today
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by yokoprime 5mo ago
The author appears to have done actual measurements and put in the work. I agree that the article probably has been run through an LLM, but as long as there's actual new (for me!) information, i don't really care
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by yokoprime 5mo ago
> I would go for a Mac Air or Neo, but only if I could install ChromeOS. Is this satire?
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by yokoprime 5mo ago
I think this is super interesting, but i think you and the OP is talking about two different problems: presenting text to end users and structuring text for agents
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by yokoprime 6mo ago
I would not trust this "Notepad++ for Mac" at all. The author of the "port", aka Vibe Coded slop, Andrey Letov has absolutely zero commits anywhere before he suddenly vibes up this mac release. He brands it as an officia
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by yokoprime 6mo ago
Having worked with development since the early 2000s, I think its great that development has become more accessible and I dont particularly like that the old guard tries to gate-keep the idea of "being a developer". Being an engin
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by yokoprime 6mo ago
Thank you for this, will check it out!
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by yokoprime 6mo ago
Kind of a random question, but would it be feasible to intune enroll a macOS VM as a personal device?
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by yokoprime 6mo ago
How do I reliably measure 1 unit of intelligence?
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by yokoprime 6mo ago
I feel like Opus 4.7 vs GPT 5.4 is pretty much just flavor variants, the big difference is in the harness. I like the Claude Code CLI better than the Codex CLI, it just clicks with how I like to interact with agents. The codex app on the ot
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by yokoprime 6mo ago
Agreed. This looks exactly like something I would get with the prompt "make me av website with the periodic table of cheese"
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by yokoprime 6mo ago
If you want to burn tokens making a bespoke podcast player its probably a good learning exercise. I like Overcast, it would be great if i could see the latest episodes on the front page when opening the app, otherwise its fine.
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by yokoprime 6mo ago
Why be so upset at someone using pronouns with a LLM?
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by yokoprime 6mo ago
i had no idea about all this. especially the performance and bugs. thanks for informing me!
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by yokoprime 6mo ago
Haha, good luck working with a team with more than 2 people. A good reviewer looks at the end-state and does not care about individual commits. If im curious about a specific change i just look at the blame.
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by yokoprime 7mo ago
iTunes? i wonder what kind of sales we're talking about here. people buying music is few and far between, and i wonder what percentage of that customer base buys their music on iTunes when there are great alternatives offering lossless
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by yokoprime 7mo ago
While the current administration has multiple areas of improvement and isnt really taking feedback in an adult manner, the federal workforce has some of the most competent people working for it inside certain parts of the organization. im t
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by yokoprime 7mo ago
this is such a classic american reply. "vote with your wallet" and "the market decides". thing is most people don't care, don't complain or are not in a situation where they can "vote with their wallet&quo
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by yokoprime 7mo ago
thank you for all you (and your co-maintainers) do for the community!
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by yokoprime 7mo ago
I had the xm6 but the combination of worse sound (for me at least) and shallow earcups which hurt my ears drove me back to airpods max

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