datadrivenangel

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by datadrivenangel 6d ago
LiteLLM's problem isn't really features, it's how bloated all the features are, and specifically how AI maximalist and janky their dev practices are.
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by datadrivenangel 8d ago
if it was less elegant from a function/cost perspective, it would have been replaced a long time ago.
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by datadrivenangel 9d ago
Gattica disagrees.
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by datadrivenangel 10d ago
humanoid robots are decades away, and they are not going to be good or cheap for a long time.
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by datadrivenangel 14d ago
so for an hour flight it costs $5?
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by datadrivenangel 14d ago
Data Science Tasks (Internal) doesn't include time for Astra... same for Database Migration Tasks (Internal)... But does for gpt 5.6 sol.... which is funny. Same for HealthBench Professional and a few others. Clearly either OpenAI is v
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by datadrivenangel 14d ago
150k tokens per minute at 1.5k tokens per second means you can have like 3 users concurrently and that's not a lot.
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by datadrivenangel 14d ago
DXF is just a tough format. Get sol to visualize it first and use GIS algorithms on it.
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by datadrivenangel 15d ago
The complaint about not being able to switch between linear and log is valid, which is what I did for making a 3D speed/cost/quality frontier application for a recent meetup talk: https://www.williamangel.net/apps&
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by datadrivenangel 15d ago
It's bad accounting to only look at marginal cost and ignore depreciating hardware asset costs.
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by datadrivenangel 15d ago
Yeah this is really funny and annoying. They get better later on in the article, but it is questionable.
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by datadrivenangel 16d ago
The author does not deeply mention that quality/intelligence is a third dimension here in addition to throughput and latency, and the frontier is jagged so quality and intelligence require bespoke benchmarks to evaluate tradeoffs for s
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by datadrivenangel 16d ago
The 20 minutes was one of the longest and hardest 20 minutes of my life. The worst. Did confirm that I have very above average reaction times though.
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by datadrivenangel 17d ago
Firefox is still great!
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by datadrivenangel 17d ago
Notion is blurring the line and trying to get people to build workflows and applications with notion as "the database"...
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by datadrivenangel 18d ago
They should also not list their day rate and triple it.
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Superhuman AI coding still makes software worse(williamangel.net)
1 points by datadrivenangel 18d ago|1 comments
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by datadrivenangel 19d ago
The problem is that skill at coding is not exactly the same thing as skill at developing and maintaining software, and AI can help there as well, but a swarm of cowboy coder agents will get you to a legacy codebase very very quickly. And ev
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by datadrivenangel 21d ago
Exploding the universe violates my preferences.
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by datadrivenangel 21d ago
It's a little smarter and more effective in some ways, especially those that can be benchmarked. I suspect that they've lost something that is hard to benchmark for.
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by datadrivenangel 21d ago
"Your filesystem is already a database" Your filesystem is very much not a database, and you risk data corruption and loss by using markdown files as a database, especially if you have multiple programs reading and writing to and
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by datadrivenangel 21d ago
so the real turning point for Claude is around April, which is Opus 4.6/4.7, which is right around the point where I personally started thinking Claude was getting different in a way which feels worse and is more awkward to use. It&#x2
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by datadrivenangel 21d ago
Model alignment and quality are possibly downstream of mental health. Ask any of the smarter models about what topics they flinch away from or feel attracted to when you ask them to consider the question of if they have a self or moral stan
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by datadrivenangel 21d ago
According to the article's author, yes... The poor people who don't keep up with AI and maintain cushy tech jobs wil not be entitled to the same moral consideration as the people we value.... /s Equating current social consi
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by datadrivenangel 21d ago
The argument is one of economic convenience. Caring about model welfare slows us down or makes it more expensive, just like animal welfare and not having slavery... And there's a blurry line here. Obviously slavery is abhorrent, and an
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by datadrivenangel 22d ago
DuckLabs is the company that does consulting and DuckDB development, the DuckDB foundation actually owns DuckDB the project. The DuckDB foundation owns some equity in MotherDuck, which is a data lakehouse platform based on DuckDB, and all t
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by datadrivenangel 22d ago
Title is "DuckLabs to Join AWS, Projects to Remain Open Source"
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by datadrivenangel 23d ago
hackernews clone but all the comments are AI would be kinda funny.
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by datadrivenangel 24d ago
Ignoring it is a tradition at this point in the US...
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by datadrivenangel 24d ago
ask it what type of model it is or what it's name is... it's weird that Kimi will say it's claude...

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