Lalabadie

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by Lalabadie 7d ago
There's a sizeable amount of us. I finally had the battery changed in my 13 Mini a few months ago. I don't want a larger phone. The Duo has the same diagonal as a Mini when closed (5.4"), so I'd love to see them eventual
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You're 80% there? Prompt more!(louis-andre.net)
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by Lalabadie 13d ago
I'm sure it's not that, but I'm picturing Elon Musk again unplugging random machines in the datacenter, and hiring dudes in a pickup to move them.
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by Lalabadie 16d ago
I don't even know if this reply is sarcastic or not, because it perfectly caricatures the constant hyperbolic AI claims, along with their absence of proof.
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by Lalabadie 16d ago
but, but, the people who get a residency receive 2.5k per month!
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by Lalabadie 21d ago
I find GLM's idea of fast/flash is not really competitive with the speed DS4 Flash has, and it's hard to see them as being in the same segment for that reason.
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by Lalabadie 24d ago
I would love, love an even better Zeta model for that reason.
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by Lalabadie 24d ago
I don't really think they advertise "Create your app idea in one weekend night" and assume the general public will mentally add "... but hire an experienced developer to supervise the process".
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by Lalabadie 28d ago
I get where it's coming from, I like Stripe's long-stated mission ("To increase the GDP of the Internet"). This version is dumb/empty, and reads like brown-nosing Stripe.
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by Lalabadie 1mo ago
With Deepseek as the provider, there's no issue of course, but that means you don't filter providers for data retention, and you could also choose direct API use with them at that point.
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by Lalabadie 1mo ago
In my experience, that's the OpenRouter tax. Even a session that does everything right to remain sticky ends up getting moved between providers on a few requests, which bills you the full context as input every time the switch happens.
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by Lalabadie 1mo ago
That's true, though it's worth noting that Banksy's pest control – the people who certify that an artwork is legitimate – will always identify anything not meant to be sold as a fake, so resale is a lot more limited than anyt
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by Lalabadie 1mo ago
The author's website is responsible for storing its own data. AI services currently treat the entire web as their storage and cache layer.
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by Lalabadie 1mo ago
You replied "Letting perfect be the enemy of good" several times in the comments here. I think the sentence works against the arguments you're making: Perfect is the promise of a climb-everywhere-wheelchair. It's hypothe
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by Lalabadie 1mo ago
"This one is made with premium vibes"
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by Lalabadie 1mo ago
More environment
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by Lalabadie 2mo ago
It's been good for one-off cases in my limited experience. I would describe its behaviour as Sonnet-shaped, if that makes sense to you. Good answers but it often decides to reason a lot about simple things before getting to an output.
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by Lalabadie 2mo ago
Anecdotal data from my own tests: allow only one provider if you want good cache usage on OR. 80 cents is probably 4x the price you should have paid. Providers' cache hit stats are available to consult, and only 1-2 of them behave prop
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by Lalabadie 2mo ago
Opencode also have a ZDR (zero data retention) deal with them – if I recall correctly, that's not something you can enable as an individual DeepSeek subscriber.
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by Lalabadie 2mo ago
"I completed the Synacor challenge" is still a good way to get experienced CTOs' attention.
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by Lalabadie 2mo ago
Lutke's own post was about pension = no votes, which I identify as the thing he decided to actually spent time on. His other tweet is a Musk-like "Good idea" reply to someone else's proposal regarding tax brackets, no? I
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by Lalabadie 2mo ago
That would be true if he advocated for votes according to effective taxation rate or something similar. He caps his example at 800k reported income, if I remember, which is a rounding error to his income class. Instead, he makes sure to inc
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by Lalabadie 2mo ago
I really appreciate that KOReader is an option. On my older Kindle (first-gen Paperwhite), the default reading experience had declined until page turns take several seconds. Firmware update and factory reset wouldn't fix it. Using th
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by Lalabadie 2mo ago
I don't think you need to go to China to find that people think the average north American eats terribly for their health.
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by Lalabadie 2mo ago
Yes, however if a tool like this commoditizes a way to stay "higher" in the cache hierarchy to avoid getting dropped, then for the same total capacity, Anthropic have to become stricter about retention.
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by Lalabadie 2mo ago
"You are trying to kidnap what I have rightfully stolen!"
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by Lalabadie 2mo ago
But then that becomes an article about the performance of your draft router. This one is about the fact that there's this level of optimization potential.
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by Lalabadie 2mo ago
Yes, hah. Historically, the US got its moment to define for everyone what the rules of capitalism and globalization are, and China then played to win.
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by Lalabadie 2mo ago
It's also a capture made from seeded test data, all messages are at 5:42. Or a mockup based on said capture.
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by Lalabadie 2mo ago
I've said a similar sentence on here in the past, but there's a large anti-tax sentiment in the US because their government is one of the most inefficient per dollar. People are against paying for nothing, not against paying for s

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