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by czhu12 6d ago
"Almost nobody is using fable 5" at anthropic apparently https://analyticsindiamag.com/ai-features/almost-nobody-is-u...
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by czhu12 6d ago
its already true today according to openrouter usage stats. https://openrouter.ai/rankings Most people just use cheaper open weight
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by czhu12 10d ago
I've been slowly working on https://github.com/CanineHQ/canine for about 2 years now. Basically a self hosted, FOSS that turns a Kubernetes cluster into something as easy to use as Heroku. It was a pain point from
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by czhu12 10d ago
One thing that recently clicked for me was making podcasts for my girlfriend / friends / parents on the subject, highlights of books I’ve read. It’s like a virtual book club. Somehow even though this adds a gigantic amount of burd
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by czhu12 23d ago
Its like the world speedran the problem with phones where at one point, annual upgrades really didn't make a difference between everything was so good already. At this point, every model writes code about as good as I'll need for
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by czhu12 25d ago
It really never grokked with me why there isn't just "open source Datadog" that can be installed and used. End to end, stateful, that we can just self host. Our team tried to set up open telemetry to replace Datadog and got t
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by czhu12 1mo ago
I had to read this a few times to make sure I read it right > After adjusting for age, sex, race, ethnicity and education, roughly 1 in 100 taxi and ambulance drivers died of Alzheimer’s, compared with 1 in 60 people overall I would’ve t
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by czhu12 2mo ago
1000% agree, the goal of canine is to make it so that you don't have to think about the guts of the system until you want to. Inevitably, companies outgrow the custom-built, closed-sourced, vendor-hosted platforms, but Canine allows yo
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by czhu12 2mo ago
Been working on an open source, free, Heroku alternative at https://canine.sh for about two years. Its basically a one-click install against a Kubernetes instance to give you a Heroku interface. I feel like even after all these
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by czhu12 2mo ago
Its remarkable how Anthropic is able to maintain their edge against all competition. Anyone have any idea what the secret sauce is that has Anthropic at the top of all leaderboards for the past few years?
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by czhu12 3mo ago
I built canine.sh for exactly that reason, gives you a sensible deployment platform on top of k8s with one install, and you can customize it once you outgrow it.
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by czhu12 3mo ago
Been working on an open source, free, Heroku alternative at https://canine.sh for about two years. I feel like even after all these years we’re still missing the devex that Heroku provided. Canine basically wraps a Kubernetes cl
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by czhu12 3mo ago
Code generation isn't big enough of a market?
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by czhu12 3mo ago
Built this little tool for editing audio with text https://edit-with-text.oncanine.run/ (Transcribes the audio, marks the timestamps, so you can delete a word in the transcript, and it’ll crop out that segment in the audio)
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by czhu12 3mo ago
It seems the general consensus on HN is that they are overvalued and for sure will collapse in value down the road, I could imagine some frustration down the road if these companies actually become, say, 4T by the time they get added to ind
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by czhu12 3mo ago
This does seem sensible and I’m glad most of my holdings are in s&p funds. Just to play devils advocate though, what are the downsides of not having 3 of the biggest 10 in the world not in your fund, if you hold to track broad market pe
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by czhu12 4mo ago
I feel like what I really want is a phone that can do this. I've been trying to figure out a reasonable workflow with a tiny mouse, an expandable keyboard, and a phone with termius (SSH Client) + a remote devserver. It's so close,
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by czhu12 4mo ago
This article describes a vicious cycle: Layoff of workers -> Workers stop spending -> businesses suffer This is not a foregone conclusion. Laid off workers could find other jobs, with higher incomes, due to productivity increases from
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by czhu12 4mo ago
it’s very confusing why uber makes so little profit given hire big their cut of every ride seemingly is.
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by czhu12 4mo ago
We've been building canine.sh free and open source for an enterprise ready deployment platform. Think about it like coolify is to a VPS as Canine is to Kubernetes.
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by czhu12 4mo ago
The Japanese economy is also famous for a macro economic stagnation for almost 40 years, a mild deflationary spiral, and companies hoarding cash on balance sheets rather than return it or invest it. There are definitely world class companie
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by czhu12 4mo ago
Anthropic said they’ll be profitable by q2 of this year. https://www.ft.com/content/a67248e7-f819-4dba-b0f7-3847df0a7...
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by czhu12 4mo ago
I really respected Ed Zitron, but I feel like he's very much lost the plot on AI. Scroll back not too far and he was publishing criticisms that no one wants to spend actual money AI. Anthropic has shattered all notions of that since th
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by czhu12 4mo ago
the problem is that its so challenging to figure out what the person actually has access to. Have they ever done a export with sensitive information, that is now sitting on their local machine? Any important clients they still are in contac
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by czhu12 4mo ago
I found the exact same when I started vibe coding new features in https://github.com/CanineHQ/canine Claude is super good as making it seem like it’s an expert in kubernetes, but then undercovering certain decisions, i
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by czhu12 4mo ago
Isn't the long term trend just that we don't need as many engineers, not that there will no more software engineers? Theres another, different loop I keep seeing which is: - Company A lays off engineers citing AI efficiencies
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by czhu12 4mo ago
Been working on an open source, free, Heroku alternative at https://canine.sh for about two years. I feel like even after all these years we’re still missing the devex that Heroku provided. It’s been super fun to experiment &amp
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by czhu12 5mo ago
I don’t necessarily disagree but to provide some counter points: 1. Model providers are currently profitable when just counting the cost to serve tokens for inference[1]. They lose money training the next generation of models. 2. Open model
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by czhu12 5mo ago
This movement reminds me of the "protecting democracy" message that was run on the national stage that pailed against the backdrop of rising inflation. Privacy is important just as democracy is important, but crime and lawlessness
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by czhu12 5mo ago
I wonder if this puts into question the mythos benchmark which smashed basically all coding benchmarks to a staggering degree.

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