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It Sucks
(arman.posthaven.com)
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armanj
8d ago
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armanj
8d ago
"meta" and "personal". one of you is lying.
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armanj
11d ago
systemd is all you need
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armanj
1mo ago
You're absolutely right
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Using math for solving real-life problems
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1mo ago
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armanj
2mo ago
https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-realtime-2...
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armanj
2mo ago
any particular reason not using terra or sol, given the generous limit quotas and frequent codex resets?
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armanj
2mo ago
might as well rethink about their pricing on gpt-realtime. for a quick test, spoke to that model for ~5 minutes, ended up spending near $1.
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armanj
2mo ago
the moment debate becomes philosophical it's over
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armanj
2mo ago
Bonsai 8B and 1.7B were on Qwen3.5 the benchmark is from a few months ago. However I'll add Qwen3.6 to the benchmark too.
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2mo ago
Bonsai vs Qwen (quick) Benchmark: https://github.com/ArmanJR/PrismML-Bonsai-vs-Qwen3.5-Benchma...
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armanj
2mo ago
can someone tldr me why choose apple container (and its ui) over docker (and orbstack)
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armanj
2mo ago
one main marketing leverage of 23andMe, AncestryDNA, etc are fulfilling the curiosity of people who want to know which part of the world their genes are from. I guess that dataset should be preparatory.
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armanj
4mo ago
funny how we may have to wait even longer for llms to pick up this update in their pre-training
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armanj
4mo ago
useless fact: there is no mention to "gpt" in this article. the ai is referred to as "An internal OpenAI model".
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armanj
4mo ago
I'm in Toronto and I can confirm.
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armanj
4mo ago
i assumed you're connected to internet and using codex/claude code
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armanj
4mo ago
for vibe coding stuff, especially when you're outside touching grass, I believe MacBook Neo is perfect. it fills the gap between the phone remote control (which is too painful for chatting with ai cli) and, well, not having any dev dev
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armanj
4mo ago
seems like `karpathy/autoresearch` on steroids
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armanj
4mo ago
> buy good luck
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armanj
4mo ago
How reliable is this uptime? and why it's sooo different from gh's official status numbers?
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armanj
5mo ago
i've been a zed user for almost 6 months. i've encountered maaany bugs which i reported, or that were already reported. they're still there. meanwhile, every single update shipped a feature or bugfix for "ai agents"
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5mo ago
I have a few lightweight apps using deepseek api, and funny how the initial credit I topped up for using r1 is still left. Nothing makes the user happier than getting more for less. cc: anthropics with its fancy token-wasting claude code &q
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5mo ago
hn is this true
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5mo ago
I did a quick benchmark & compared it with Qwen3.5: https://github.com/ArmanJR/PrismML-Bonsai-vs-Qwen3.5-Benchma... in my results, accuracy-wise Ternary-Bonsai-8B is on par with Qwen3.5-4B. But in accuracy-per-byte
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5mo ago
while it seems even with 4.7 we will never see the quality of early 4.6 days, some dude is posting 'agi arrived!!!' on instagram and linkedIn.
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5mo ago
I recall a Qwen exec posted a public poll on Twitter, asking which model from Qwen3.6 you want to see open-sourced; and the 27b variant was by far the most popular choice. Not sure why they ignored it lol.
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5mo ago
kinda ironic you can clearly see signs of Claude, as it shows misaligning table walls in the readme doc
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5mo ago
> This project is early and experimental. Core concepts are settled, but expect rough edges. Local mode: relatively stable - Hub-based workflows: ~80% verified - Kubernetes runtime: early with known rough edges i guess gastown is a bette
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6mo ago
People in the comments are, in my opinion, overcomplicating this and making it more philosophical than it needs to be. The reason for their decision is dead simple: there aren’t enough GPUs, so they have to cut access somewhere, and they’re
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