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by dktp 7d ago
From the outside looking in, I don't think Meta has a clear vision. I think it's a stretch to say that this one announcement makes it clear. There are AI announcements from Meta every month, recent ones more focused on coding (Mus
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by dktp 8d ago
I think they're largely making fun of extremes, whether left, right or Kanye West, Disney/China, Scientology etc. (And once in a while apologize when they get it wrong, like Man Bear Pig) Lately the extremes are more extreme and p
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by dktp 2mo ago
There is pretty clear return as of now. And half a trillion in backlog Also the ~4% drop is really not a big swing for earnings. This looks like a non story
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by dktp 2mo ago
There was an interesting video by Ben Felix that makes a case that home ownership doesn't significantly (or at all) increase happiness - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G_OSohLC_A That being said housing has gotten wo
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by dktp 3mo ago
Agreed I did the full 100. It's not even 1/4, with the harder ones when one description is significantly longer than others, it's the correct one. Even outside that 2 choices are usually some object - which I think is never t
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by dktp 3mo ago
That's not fully true. Lots of things get to Europe later (Gemini memories, though we have them now, Spark as latest noteworthy) Or never. Like the majority of Pixel 10 on device AI features (image editing, magic cue).
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by dktp 4mo ago
People take pride in wearing handmade watches As of today, I've never heard of anyone taking pride in using a SaaS or frequenting a website or an app because it was handcrafted. Maybe some day
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by dktp 4mo ago
I would guess it's purely because Grok isn't nearly in-demand enough to produce meaningful revenue. And they want to juice the numbers for IPO And I'm sure it's a bonus point for Musk that it goes to OpenAI's most r
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by dktp 4mo ago
Opus 4.5 became significantly cheaper directly per token
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by dktp 4mo ago
As another commenter implied, the title a reference to this - https://www.stilldrinking.org/programming-sucks . Which is an incredible read as well
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by dktp 5mo ago
It's in their ToS to allow using Copilot subscription with OpenCode - https://github.blog/changelog/2026-01-16-github-copilot-now-... Absolutely the cheapest way to get a lot of tokens through a solid harness for
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by dktp 5mo ago
Loosely related, though I don't think Benjamin Bennett's intention was ever to improve focus/productivity But it never ceases to amaze me the consistency and time spent sitting and smiling and other similar endeavors by Benja
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by dktp 5mo ago
Very interesting. It fails every single time for me. I'm in Germany, maybe Google is stricter here? See https://imgur.com/a/77BRDQv
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by dktp 5mo ago
I don't know tbh. I've tried it on 10-20 various level of famous standups and Gemini refuses every time Just for testing, I just tried this https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_KJdP4FLGTo/sddefault.jpg ("Redesig
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by dktp 5mo ago
One interesting thing I found comparing OpenAI and Gemini image editing is - Gemini rejects anything involving a well known person. Anything. OpenAI is happy to edit and change every time I tried I have a sideproject where I want to display
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by dktp 5mo ago
I think these pledges offload some of the risk onto Amazon/Oracle/etc If Anthropic/OpenAI miss projections, infra providers can somewhat likely still turn around and sell it to the next guy or use it themselves. If they have
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by dktp 5mo ago
The idea is that smarter models might use fewer turns to accomplish the same task - reducing the overall token usage Though, from my limited testing, the new model is far more token hungry overall
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by dktp 7mo ago
Opus 4.5 became significantly cheaper than Opus 4.1
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by dktp 7mo ago
From recent personal examples We have a somewhat complicated OpenSearch reindexing logic and we had some issue where it happened more regularly than it should. I vibecoded a dashboard visualizing in a graph exactly which index gets reindexe
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by dktp 8mo ago
My best guess is that Nvidia is unhappy with how OpenAI is fishing for compute with its competitors (Jensen had some opinions on the AMD-OpenAI deal when it was announced). If this actually becomes a feasible reality, it gives OpenAI (and c
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by dktp 8mo ago
I would agree. I've been using VSCode Copilot for the past (nearly) year. And it has gotten significantly better. I also use CC and Antigravity privately - and got access to Cursor (on top of VSCode) at work a month ago CC is, imo, the
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by dktp 8mo ago
Right. But a good portion of the world can't afford the premium and having access to these services is still valuable. For every broke student or someone from a poor background, who probably don't make any money for the company (d
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by dktp 8mo ago
From a very entertaining Matt Levine article ( https://archive.is/8QYxl ) > In a science fiction story, if you invented a superintelligent robot and asked it how to make money, it might come up with cool never-before-seen
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by dktp 8mo ago
My guess is that this is bigger lock-in than it might seem on paper. Google and Apple together will posttrain Gemini to Apple's specification. Google has the know-how as well as infra and will happily do this (for free ish) to continue
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by dktp 9mo ago
OpenAI is (was?) extremely good at making things that go viral. The successful ones for sure boost subscriber count meaningfully Studio Ghibli, Sora app. Go viral, juice numbers then turn the knobs down on copyrighted material. Atlas I beli
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by dktp 9mo ago
Deep research, from my experience, will always add lectures. I'm trying to create a comprehensive list of English standup specials. Seems like a good fit! I've tried numerous times to prompt it "provide a comprehensive list o
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by dktp 10mo ago
Spotify, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Reddit, Twitter etc all have increasingly profitable ads I'm sure llm providers will also figure it out in due time. Consumer products are generally a good fit for ads, even if it takes time to reach ful
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by dktp 10mo ago
I used to main Pixelbook (1st gen) for about a year. ChromeOS really is enough for the majority of day to day stuff. For development it allows you to run linux environment inside ChromeOS I can only assume the Aluminium OS would aim to do t
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by dktp 10mo ago
I think specifically latest Pixels are often Google's beta testers. The enthusiasts owning them are happy to get features first and won't complain too much if it's rough around the edges. The phone is also not big enough reve
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by dktp 10mo ago
It's interesting that grounding with search cost changed from * 1,500 RPD (free), then $35 / 1,000 grounded prompts to * 1,500 RPD (free), then (Coming soon) $14 / 1,000 search queries It looks like the pricing changed from p

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