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by croemer 20d ago
Probably shouldn't call it "Open router" in the title as that's a specific brand. Maybe you meant "we built something like OpenRouter". Rereading I see you wrote "open OpenRouter", which looks a bit l
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Kubernetes cleans house, bins legacy kube-DNS, IPVS, and cgroup v1(theregister.com)
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by croemer 21d ago
Interesting but would be better if you didn't copy/paste AI generated text here. Also, the link seems to go to a tool and the "Python doesn't parse 6 certificates" is only a sidenote to the repo's main purpose.
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by croemer 21d ago
I see, thanks, then it should state that in the card.
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by croemer 21d ago
Why does the top card say "Intelligence #1/173" when the bar chart further down shows it only at position 7? And the model isn't even shown in the speed bar chart just below. Such slop (the artificial intelligence websit
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by croemer 21d ago
Newest run from 2026-08-25 shows Rt likely above 1 again unfortunately (percentages are confidence intervals): 30% 1.05–1.19, 60% 0.99–1.31, 90% 0.82–1.6. Daily growth rate: 30% 0.005–0.014, 60% -0.001–0.021, 90% -0.013–0.034 per day.
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by croemer 21d ago
Possibly vitess from the latest update: > primary failover briefly improved performance but did not fully mitigate, we've throttled inbound traffic and are investigating upstream Vitess issues
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by croemer 22d ago
What's so bad about Dexcom and Freestyle compared to Medtronic CGMs?
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by croemer 24d ago
There's a Bayesian forecast from some folks at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine that's useful to see if the outbreak has reached peak size: https://epiforecasts.io/BVDOutbreakSize/stable&#x2F
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by croemer 26d ago
Here's a video of his ICM talk with the same name: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0--ZH1lOzg
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by croemer 26d ago
The experiment in TFA is saturated so there's no signal there, unfortunately.
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by croemer 26d ago
Yes here in FAQs: Are paywalls ok? It's ok to post stories from sites with paywalls that have workarounds. In comments, it's ok to ask how to read an article and to help other users do so. But please don't post complaints abo
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by croemer 28d ago
Per HN Guideline "Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter.", this should be pointed at the original source: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals&#x
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by croemer 1mo ago
Why do you need to segregate them? Can't you switch the rest off? Or is the problem that otherwise you'd supply neighbors as well?
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by croemer 1mo ago
Yes, it's misattributed, a human introduced it: https://github.com/snowflakedb/snowflake-connector-net/pull/...
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by croemer 1mo ago
You're correct. The issue was introduced in this commit by a human not by copilot: https://github.com/snowflakedb/snowflake-connector-net/pull/... However, GitHub Advanced Security, a bot, flagged someth
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by croemer 1mo ago
Healthy people have more sex I guess?
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by croemer 1mo ago
Opus 5 does not have the watermark yet. Only models released from now on.
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by croemer 1mo ago
That's a good one. Problem is that SynthID uses only roughly the last 4 tokens, so any literal test 4 tokens or longer that is generated has the watermark. If you fix typos, insert punctuation, rename variables then yes this should be
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by croemer 1mo ago
The eval bit in the end is interesting. Opus 5 and Sol 5.6 solved it reliably but Opus used 10x more tokens and room 10x as long!
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by croemer 1mo ago
From the HN FAQs: Are paywalls ok? It's ok to post stories from sites with paywalls that have workarounds. In comments, it's ok to ask how to read an article and to help other users do so. But please don't post complaints abo
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by croemer 1mo ago
Depends on where you sit on the binomial curve. At p=0.04 for n=250 4% points would not be within margin of error.
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by croemer 1mo ago
How much does it score though? 0% would be 4% less if Opus was at 4%. Unless you mean relative fraction not percentage points - but people usually mean percentage points in such situations.
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by croemer 1mo ago
Requests are guaranteed no matter what. > If I have 16 pods with 1cpu and 1 pod with 16cpu, does the Linux scheduler make sure to give the 16cpu pod more time? Yes if there's CPU pressure the 16cpu will get 16x more than 1cpu.
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by croemer 1mo ago
No, it's not a glucose sensor. Extrapolating from the Google research published in Nature a few months ago on how they estimate insulin sensitivity using wearables (and not just BMI, age, etc): https://www.nature.com/ar
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by croemer 1mo ago
Your lasers were probably at MW for only a microsecond.
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by croemer 1mo ago
Same, I've also been running with `--dangerously-skip-permissions` in devcontainers with docker volumes to keep Claude/Codex auth tokens. Works really well!
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by croemer 1mo ago
Yes, Gemini let's me do SARS-CoV-2 evolution research (perfectly safe, should never be blocked but is impossible with OAI/Ant)
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by croemer 2mo ago
Right now it makes your account completely useless if you work on something completely harmless related to viruses. Blocks, downgrades, throttling of answers "to check for safety". You need to be at a select few institutions to av
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by croemer 2mo ago
Should be "Show HN"

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