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KyleTheDev
7d ago
As somebody w/ Celiac, you'd be surprised. Many a time I've been poisoned by normal gluten free things being tainted by poor manufacturing lines, or companies mixing in other product. Tortilla chips with gluten, Hashbrowns&#x
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KyleTheDev
7d ago
Microblogging has always felt so strange to me, I could never get into it. Why would I want to hear dozens of different short-form opinions from people? Maybe it's the 'tism, but that sounds so anxiety inducing & overwhelming.
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7d ago
Direct 1:1:1 comparison, for V4.1 Flash - V4 Pro 0813 - V4 Flash 0731 Input cache hits (per 1m tokens) - $0.003 Vs. $0.022 Vs. $0.007 Input cache miss (per 1m tokens) - $0.15 Vs. $0.66 Vs. $0.22 Output (per 1m tokens) - $0.6 Vs. $1.98 Vs. $
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KyleTheDev
7d ago
Ah, how did I not know about this? I guess I had missed seeing this somewhere, I might just always be using it during off-peak hours. Thanks!
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7d ago
I've been using the 0731 Flash V4 model, via Opencode, and I've had no major issues. It feels very comparable to Opus 4.6/4.7, that I use at work. I haven't ran into any of the problem you mention, so that might be a qui
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KyleTheDev
7d ago
Like _aavaa_ said, make sure you're comparing the right vals 1:1. There's different costs for cache hit, cache misses, output tokens, etc. This one seems, during non-peak hours, cheaper. Peak hours are obviously more expensive, if
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8d ago
"If you don't think this ridiculous thing that I believe, you're biased and wrong!" The current republican party is comedically more corrupt than the current democratic party.
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15d ago
Sorry, how is this evidence of 'excess, managerial, staff, and physical resource capacity and quite literaly nothing else but money,'? It's just a clinical trial/study. You have to sign up for these yourself in the major
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15d ago
> If you express something, it should have a constructive purpose. I feel like trying to make any expression constructive is one of those 'nice in theory' but also 'not a thing that has ever or will ever be done by any hum
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1mo ago
Man, I hate whoever did this. I tried to follow it once, but got stuck in an infinite loop of washing my hair. Luckily, the shampoo bottle only holds a finite amount and I was able to escape the chain when it emptied during my 72nd round of
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1mo ago
This is awesome, thanks! That was a very fun read.
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1mo ago
I bet we're gonna end up with so many cool ant species. It totally isn't going to end up with just a few trillion fire ants ruling the planet, right? Right????
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1mo ago
Incident number 6 for the month of August, notably on August 6th. This pattern does not bode well.
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1mo ago
This is a sad read. It reminds me very much of ramblings from friends and family whom have battled some of the more severe mental health issues, like schizophrenia. "But we may find ourselves on the opposite sides of the coming war for
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2mo ago
Every day we get closer to being mystics having to commune with orbs in order to create phenomena.
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2mo ago
Yea, could've been a daddy, maybe just some person who didn't have kids. Who's to say.
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2mo ago
Yea, looks like it (at least for their v2). Fable did much better in V1, but once they added their tooling around it, Opus + Composer ended up doing better (>0.8 Grade on the SQLite chart) for the final product. Granted, Fable reached a
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2mo ago
I'm sadly not living in one of the very nice-to-live Nordic countries. This level of greed is also relatively new, and was pretty well managed by previous (30~ years ago?) administrations. There's an obvious direct correlation bet
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2mo ago
I don't really see how this applies in the specific thread? I understand your overall point, and I agree. But, here, we're talking about individuals pushing a company & its' employees towards creating what can be consider
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2mo ago
Why is it that every person who tries to make these dumb arguments in favor of destructive capitalistic greed always attempts to make it look like the multi-billion dollar profitable business is somehow self-sacrificing or a force of good?
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3mo ago
+1, I'm a huge apprenticeship fan. It's worked for thousands of years, it's definitely something we should be investing more into. You also kinda hit the nail on the head w/ your second point. I think we're expectin
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3mo ago
It'll be very interesting reading future studies on how this has negatively impacted entire generations. Hopefully people realize that you need to pay younger people living wages to learn skills, if they want people to have those skill
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3mo ago
I'm not sure you understood the parent comment? At least, not in the way that they mean. What they're saying is, those who are likely to not respect women are also likely to not respect other groups. But, they are less likely to v
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3mo ago
A lot of deployments are also being done by engineers, performing the deploys while awake. Thus increasing the risk of outages while I'm awake. :(
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3mo ago
Ah, yes, the 'public' space of a paid-for monitoring service, most likely accessed from private domiciles. One you use to track random citizens without their knowledge or consent. To act like this is equivalent to taking a photo o
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3mo ago
Freedom to use a network of cameras to take pictures of random people and track their behaviors and location without their consent?
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3mo ago
He is, in a way.
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3mo ago
Site looks great! I did notice that on the `products/github-actions` page, the metrics for the zed-industries/zed repo are missing. It's showing a `NaNm NaNs` for both the With and Without Depot sections. Might be worth fixin
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3mo ago
Genuinely, it was one of the worst parts of working at Amazon. Especially since I often interacted with people who only used Chime. Messages would be missed for weeks because they'd never check slack, or I'd never check chime. Awf
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3mo ago
I agree somewhat. My issue is primarily that, without the author actually penning the post themselves, we have little to no evidence that they've actually done anything. Maybe the data is all AI generated or hallucinated, maybe the val
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