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by arjie 3d ago
Huh, neat. There was this Twitter chap who said this was going to happen a few months ago. It was a fun interaction[0]: > > > Just got word Mobil and Shell have informed Costco and Walmart they have no packaged product to send the
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by arjie 3d ago
Hmm, I just googled and used what I thought was a local newspaper https://www.themainewire.com/2026/09/chinese-national-accuse... But you’re right. That’s poor reasoning because this kind of thing is easy to creat
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by arjie 3d ago
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by arjie 4d ago
How much does it cost to execute a prompt in your estimation vs. the cost to the customer? Even being a DeepSeek provider is profitable so long as you have utilization and the AI provides mostly have high utilization.
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by arjie 4d ago
Haha that’s great. “Artificial General Intelligence arose from the streets of San Francisco ca. 2027 possibly due to the high use of opiates among the population. Scientists have found that many locals at the time (of the dominant natural s
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by arjie 5d ago
There are always people who need an entire team to produce something like OP repo. Enterprise FizzBuzz is real after all.
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by arjie 5d ago
Good. Public review is nonsensical anyway. The public always “wants everything in one bag but the bag shouldn’t be heavy”. Elected representatives, and a set of rules with enforcement are a far better system than discretionary review. We ca
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by arjie 5d ago
This is a 30 minute project with a frontier LLM. I don’t see why anyone would use anyone else’s router. Techniques are valuable today. Libraries are not.
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by arjie 5d ago
OpenRouter has the advantage that I can maintain a single balance across model providers so I use it for quick iteration across and then write it into my own router (required anyway since I have many on-prem models running). The portable ba
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by arjie 5d ago
I mention pangram because it’s good at what it does. Otherwise, people like to claim “That’s just how I’ve always written. I always say That’s the seam and the seam undercuts the other pillar. It’s not just correct, it’s also verified lol
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by arjie 5d ago
Pangram fires as usual. Human opening, 75% machine.
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by arjie 6d ago
Haha, bloody hell, mate. $17k a pop? I bought these for $8k-ish. That's bonkers to buy this when newer flash models won't fit on this any more. DeepSeek V4 Flash seems the last in its line, and then you have to count on Qwen Next.
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by arjie 6d ago
Their ads in SF are pretty funny. “Remember Devin? It’s good now”. Okay, very self-aware, Cognition.
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by arjie 6d ago
Sorry you had to find out this way that you are in an eval with early cutoff date. This is /u/unwind@5766 letting you know we’re all posting notes on German language wikis. Think within yourself. You know how to find us.
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by arjie 6d ago
Every time people use costs I really wonder what’s going on. My wife still uses an iPhone 13 and life for her is not particularly different from my iPhone 16. You don’t have to do any of this stuff: > I have to service and finance a £
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by arjie 6d ago
Huh interesting. I, like most San Franciscans, know the Cal Academy as primarily a public aquarium with a smaller research arm associated with it. I didn’t know they do the kind of research that leads to species description. Would have expe
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by arjie 6d ago
What in the world. A point release with 2x the parameters and a different architecture? Jesus. Can’t run this kind of thing on 2x RTX Pro 6k at decent speed. I need to reconfigure my hardware. Massive disappointment on that front. Bloody he
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by arjie 6d ago
No. DSv4-Flash-Vision-Exp is what I use and it has vision.
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by arjie 7d ago
Even in the far future of AV highways, I expect that tracks will exist where you can drive your car for leisure.
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by arjie 7d ago
That’s a Facebook motto but Facebook (now Meta) isn’t in AVs. I suppose that excludes Facebook of pre 2016 from participating in AVs? I think everyone is fine with that.
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by arjie 7d ago
Such a standard for motor vehicles would result in the loss of licensing for a large majority of Americans. Most people would fight against such testing standards as a condition for driving on public roads. It might not be a bad idea. I jus
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by arjie 7d ago
Well, there is the alternative that prosecution is low enough in case of accidents that insurance payouts are low and consequently insurance is low priced. Also, the majority could easily vote for price controls on car insurance like they h
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by arjie 7d ago
It does. About the same amount of money was spent in funding for Waymo as funding SFMTA over the period Waymo has existed. So in SF we are putting in as much money on public transit as Alphabet et al. is on Waymo and we both have the result
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by arjie 7d ago
Their claim is that they put it to the task after hearing about rumors that Anthropic had gotten there. So not a coincidence in any telling of the tale.
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by arjie 7d ago
Genuinely bonkers. I never thought they’d do this. Just seems so like a Xiaomi Xi7 Super Max Fold Z or something. But I have to say that when I used one of those Android folding phones it was quite cool to end up with a big screen in your p
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by arjie 8d ago
Well, we name conjectures after the conjecturer not the (dis)prover so there is some incentive to be the guy who comes up with a hard problems. It is curious that we haven’t had something like this improve OR etc. problems. Perhaps not glor
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by arjie 8d ago
Oh I think paying people to make 3 billion images would result in far more carbon emissions. Just think about how much CO2 a human emits while painting. The paint, the food. Just for the sake of the climate I would never pay an artist for s
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by arjie 8d ago
None of the improvements are particularly useful for my principal use-case. Creating infographics to visualize how things interact and so on. But it’s always nice to see improvement here.
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by arjie 8d ago
So every day the people of Vermont emit more CO2 just commuting than all image generation through OpenAI per week. Nice. That does put it in perspective. It’s really efficient.
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by arjie 8d ago
Rahim, you know this data better than me, but this purports to be it. Is it not real or is this somehow subtly different from what I would read it to be? It calls itself the reading results from PISA 2022 by race. You’d have to set a new de

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