akmarinov

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by akmarinov 4d ago
I’m doing my part
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by akmarinov 5d ago
Why is this on hackernews?
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by akmarinov 6d ago
Yeah, with iOS for example, you typically need very little third party dependencies for functionality. The main ones are things like analytics, crash reports, etc I’m not aware of any attacks on native package managers in the past 5 years.
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by akmarinov 6d ago
No, but it’s a nice bonus
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by akmarinov 6d ago
Not mentioned but this also gets them away from what now seems monthly npm supply chain attacks. Big win for security
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by akmarinov 6d ago
Or if you apply to a company and they want to do an AI HR interview and an AI coding test and an AI challenge - if you throw OpenAI or Claude models at it - they refuse, because it's "wrong" and "immoral". Not so wi
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by akmarinov 6d ago
Great thing about it, since it's open weight those blocks can easily be ablitared away
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by akmarinov 7d ago
Seems like it’s not recording, you can’t access an audio recording. Just the output of what the AI thinks was in the audio Also Android has had shazam style always on music recognition for years now with no issues, this isn’t that differen
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by akmarinov 7d ago
I’m in Europe with an Ultra 2 There’s no chance we get the AI features so those don’t factor in at all I guess it’s a bit more frequent sensors for the rest of the world? Not very compelling to upgrade.
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by akmarinov 7d ago
Yeah this will singlehandedly triple the percentage of foldables out there
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by akmarinov 8d ago
Yeah, but data centers don't usually host abliterated models, hence the point of the article.
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by akmarinov 9d ago
The author put in the numbers, but maybe you didn’t read them. 45 t/s a second is perfectly respectable especially with no limits and 24/7 uptime with very little power draw on the Studio. Luna is at around 100 t/s for compar
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by akmarinov 9d ago
Is this AGI like we currently have Full Self Driving? Or real AGI?
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by akmarinov 17d ago
No new members until veto is dealt with, thanks.
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by akmarinov 19d ago
What if it’s cheaper too?
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by akmarinov 19d ago
This low key confirms Astra for November
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by akmarinov 25d ago
I wrote up myself the results of a spike i was working on as we do per usual in confluence. My TL pulled me in a meeting to tell me that he’s not reading AI slop and I should redo it …
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by akmarinov 29d ago
They're better because they get the business value faster and in a lot more flexible way, which in the end is what all businesses try to achieve. Sure, quality and security suffer, but you're just to look at any airline's mob
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by akmarinov 29d ago
A couple of 3090s at about 800-900 euros each, as much RAM as you can afford is king right now.
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by akmarinov 1mo ago
Competing services can't afford the data storage to compete with Big tech
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by akmarinov 1mo ago
They’ve been told all their lives that software must be clean, SOLID, DRY and now something comes along that doesn’t care about any of that and the business people prefer it because it gets the job done really quick. And people hate change
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by akmarinov 1mo ago
How exactly though? I have my 4 RTX 6000 pumping out Deepseek code for my website - how are they going to tell i've used Chinese models?
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by akmarinov 1mo ago
Yeah but I'm in Australia and just host AI models as a service - how are the NSA gonna convince the local law enforcement to do anything?
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by akmarinov 2mo ago
Europe still heavily uses Huawei though, so it’ll be the same with Chinese models
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by akmarinov 2mo ago
Cool - how are they going to detect/police that?
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by akmarinov 2mo ago
I mean it’s not competitive at all?
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by akmarinov 2mo ago
Same thing on coding - business doesn’t care one bit about your clean architecture or clever design, so long as the AI can change the implementation fast enough to ship whatever product comes up with. People are having a rough time figuring
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by akmarinov 2mo ago
With any open weights model you can get it and abliterate the censorship. Can’t do that with OAI and Claude
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by akmarinov 2mo ago
Same way. Kilocode for example has a VS Code extension and let’s you use any model
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by akmarinov 2mo ago
Eh, not really. Fable does a lot better on coding than Opus 4.8. Just this past week Fable was able to figure out a couple of small issues for me where Opus was failing to. Also both are still somewhat bad at UI implementation. Opus more so

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