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by 542458 6d ago
What I want (which I don’t think exists?) is a way to trigger turns that the user can monitor in the codex application. I.e., when event X happens, my application triggers Codex to take a turn with input Y, which the user can monitor throug
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by 542458 14d ago
Two notes - 1, this applies only to a pair of base models in the Korean market (for now) and 2, the info is still there, but it's on the central screen and not on the instrument cluster behind the wheel. You can see it in the article&#
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by 542458 1mo ago
I was under the impression that they went after HF to try to get the answers to the benchmark questions. Is there something that contradicts that?
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by 542458 1mo ago
Kimi K3 was an interesting model only a month ago, and now we're looking at the same performance for 1/20th of the price. Wild how fast this is advancing.
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by 542458 2mo ago
I am also skeptical this is true. I made few typical exam essay questions and inserted the requisite clause about adding nonsense about Madagascar, and then had chatGPT answer the questions. In almost every case the output included a little
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by 542458 3mo ago
Surprisingly, Coriolis at extreme ranges (like 5000 feet) can be relevant enough to be corrected for, but how much and in what direction depends which way you're shooting and where on the planet you are. There's a fun calculator h
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by 542458 3mo ago
I'm not a deep-in-the-weeds expert, but if I had to put together an "obvious long rifle mistakes in fiction" article, it’d probably be: * People pumping shotguns after every round, or unnecessarily cycling the bolt after ever
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by 542458 3mo ago
Enterprise customers don’t get those plans, at the enterprise level you have to pay by the API rate… so people don’t have limited use, but you’re also not getting the heavily discounted rate the “normal” plans are at.
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by 542458 3mo ago
I’d disagree wrt “modify”. There are all sorts of tools for modifying LLM weights (ie to remove refusals, remove layers or experts, merge models, finetune, and more) and a quick glance at huggingface or civit will show those in very active
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by 542458 3mo ago
I feel like I have a different $20 plan than everyone else. I have no problem hitting my 5 hour and weekly limits. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a great deal compared to API pricing, but it’s a far cry from “unlimited”.
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by 542458 3mo ago
> There needs to be a time when you are completely undisturbed and disconnected. If you are disturbed by work you will think about work while you answer and maybe even after that. That's not good. IMO this is not a universal truth -
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by 542458 3mo ago
I think my POV on this is a bit different than what others are expressing… I don’t mind answering the occasional email while on vacation, but I view it as a fair trade - as long as the company doesn’t mind me handling the occasional persona
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by 542458 3mo ago
It's 100 lines of unobfuscated js. If you're worried just read it.
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by 542458 3mo ago
> writhing knife Minor/pedantic, but it’s “riving knife”: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riving_knife
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by 542458 3mo ago
Is there anything to read on how the economics of an orbital datacenter make any sense? Because I don't really see how blasting a server into space solves any of the typical issues associated with datacentres beyond easier access to so
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by 542458 4mo ago
That’s how I use it. I might be working on two or three features at a time (iterating, iterating, iterating…), but they’re all scoped and of user value; I don’t feel that I’m just off chasing rabbits. But I’m also one of those people for wh
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by 542458 4mo ago
A library with a bunch of different providers doesn’t solve the payment/billing problem (which is one of the main openrouter benefits). IMO being able to buy credits and not have them locked to one provider is worth the 5% to me.
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by 542458 4mo ago
From your Wikipedia link: > Demands: […] Government to ensure at least 50% profit over their overall cost of production. They demanded 50% guaranteed annual RoR on all farming activities? That’s a wild demand.
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by 542458 4mo ago
They're different sizes, it's in the description and it's also described under "More info" > "Capacity (cl)". I'm not seeing the "What is the capacity..." button you mentioned.
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by 542458 4mo ago
I love that even something as well-trodden as a kettle design can still be refined further. My main skepticism is whether this works well when the kettle isn't close to full - the image of it pouring implies a nearly-full kettle, but d
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by 542458 4mo ago
While web accessibility is important and something we should be investing in, I do feel that the vendors of accessibility tools are somewhat to blame here in how friggin difficult it is to actually make something accessible. Quirks and fe
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by 542458 4mo ago
It looks like in iMessage for business, the phone’s user’s outbound messages show as dark grey (as opposed to normal iMessage and SMS/RCS which show outbound messages as blue and green respectively). I assume this is supposed to commun
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by 542458 4mo ago
> It is only spectacular because of the free tiers The thesis under discussion is "most people hate AI", not "most people will pay for AI". People who hate AI won't sign up to use the tools if they're free o
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by 542458 4mo ago
You could use ChatGPT/anthropic/etc signups as your proxy if you wanted, and those show similarly spectacular trajectories.
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by 542458 4mo ago
I’ve said this before on HN, but there are two things that make me optimistic that we won’t see a big rug pull where price-to-capability ratio skyrockets relative to today: * People keep finding ways of cramming more intelligence into small
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by 542458 4mo ago
As much as I hate the changes Bitwarden is making, I’m kinda with them on not adding official vaultwarden support. Having to support multiple backends (some of which you don’t control!) with your frontend makes everything massively more com
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by 542458 4mo ago
Bitwarden is open-source though? This is about the hosted version of it, which has a free tier. But you can run the same software on your server at home if you want, for free. (That said, I am also concerned about the direction Bitwarden is
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by 542458 4mo ago
I don’t believe any of the extant open source rar implementations cover the range of features and versions OP’s does. I think that’s the point - OP’s isn’t the cleanest or fastest implementation, but it is the most broad open source version
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by 542458 4mo ago
People independently make statues all the time, including some very famous and expensive ones such as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charging_Bull
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by 542458 4mo ago
Are you implying that this must be funded by some shadowy group? I don’t see why, people independently make media mocking politicians all the time.

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