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by cherioo 6d ago
This makes Mac Studio with 256GB memory look cheap in comparison. More memory to store weight at a quarter of the price!
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by cherioo 20d ago
> If the same record is changed in the file system and in Route 53 at the same time, we aim for last-write-wins. This is not strictly possible, since Route 53 does not expose modification timestamps on records Except route 53 provides a
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by cherioo 22d ago
Thinking generates a ton of tokens. These baked in chips tend to not have a lot of memory for context. I am not sure taalas supports Thinking at all. The more problem like these they solve the more they will look like GPU.
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by cherioo 23d ago
Geekerwan's review is up, with caveat that this is the prototype board, not even packaged into a phone yet, but still shows some amazing results in spec 2026, 3dmark (gpu), perf-per-watt for single core and multi-core https:/&#x2
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by cherioo 24d ago
If this incident had happened during the day I could buy that argument. But it is happening in the dead of the night. Are there really that much people scheduling claude runs over-night, taking more capacity than day-time? (assume most clau
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by cherioo 24d ago
What i hear is that electric door handle is more of a manufacturing cost-saving measure than an aerodynamic saving.
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by cherioo 1mo ago
I am sure if the US gov asks DJI to do those things they will be happy to comply. They are just here to make money.
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by cherioo 1mo ago
I hate this because my parking space, both at the company and at home, are not getting any wider or taller. I chose to purchase my EV6 over the Equinox EV, despite the Equinox being significantly cheaper, mainly because latter was too big (
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by cherioo 2mo ago
I don’t quite agree. Good human artist can visualize in their mind how to draw a picture, i think. Which i think is no different than LLM doing SVG drawing in their “head”. Anthropic’s recent post call this head-space “workspace”. It just m
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by cherioo 2mo ago
I imagine all vision models have to do this, this being html rendering, to be able to do well in web design.
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by cherioo 2mo ago
Why not? Look at the silicon valley AI researcher salary. There’s no way Chinese researchers make close to the same amount.
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by cherioo 3mo ago
It’s CXMT (memory) not SMIC (logic)
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by cherioo 3mo ago
Except that dynamo is still just glorified mysql? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18871661 I don’t think the backend matters. It’s the frontend wrapper that makes or breaks HA.
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by cherioo 4mo ago
It’s 2026, why can’t credit card and merchant figure out a way to transmit order summary URL as part of credit card transactions so I don’t need to match up transactions by amount??
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by cherioo 4mo ago
Maybe author is writing this from an Intel Mac!
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by cherioo 4mo ago
It’s also interesting that Cursor (that spacex is acquiring ) also just announced yesterday they are training in colossus. So who’s using it? Is spacex just renting out parts of their data center? Or is cursor done done?
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by cherioo 4mo ago
They better do. What is google doing?
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by cherioo 4mo ago
The interesting thing I find is how Anthropic has been more consistently improving over time in the last few years, that allows it to catchup and surpass OpenAI and Google. The latter two have pretty much plateau over the last year or so. G
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by cherioo 4mo ago
Does it not depend on what the feature is? Is it theft if a company stops supporting TLS 1.0 clients that were previously supported? What about upgrading service to only support a new form of authentication, breaking some clients? What if t
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by cherioo 4mo ago
Before: user can print via cloud or locally with custom slicer at the same time easier. Some time in 2025: firmware updates make user choose between cloud XOR locally. Enabling local mode allows using custom slicer, but disables cloud prin
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by cherioo 4mo ago
Is it really failing more, or we just don’t hear about failure happening elsewhere? Last i heard azure outage it wasn’t even on HN frontpage
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by cherioo 5mo ago
That seems fine as long as they can show lower volatility than market while still being close in return? Did they?
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by cherioo 5mo ago
LLM are a text prediction engine. Starting the prompt with “you are a helpful assistant” help make subsequent text prediction more in line of that of a helpful assistant.
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by cherioo 6mo ago
It’s like the law of big numbers. Once a project grows large enough, some entitled free-riders are bound to pop up. What to do as maintainer? Can everyone of them find piece?
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by cherioo 6mo ago
Having a SSD certainly is better than no SSD.
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by cherioo 7mo ago
We don’t know if Palantir is using claude for those uses. Though anthropic would not know for sure either. I do agree with your point that Amodei is playing a game though. Whether he’s winning the bigger picture or not it’s unclear. His red
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by cherioo 7mo ago
It’s like money laundering, but now responsibility laundering. Anthropic released Claude saying “hey be careful. But now that enables the masses to build OpenClaw and go “hold my bear”. Now the masses people using OpenClaw had no idea what
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by cherioo 7mo ago
Yes larger format TV is getting more affordable, but I don’t think larger living room is catching up. Watching tv in general also feels like a dying trend. I would not be bullish on larger tv getting popular outside niche enthusiasts market
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by cherioo 8mo ago
What model did you use? At work tasks that Sonnet 4 and 4.5 failed miserably, Opus 4.5 can basically one shot them. I imagine it will be the same here.
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by cherioo 8mo ago
I agree. It is basically claude code running dangerously all the time. That is actually how I use CC most of the time, but I do trust Anthropic more than random github repo. (I have the same sentiment about manifest v3 and adblocker, but so

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