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earth2mars
11d ago
And it is open source, so you can check all the privacy and security features built in. We don't collect any information. You don't even need to sign up to use.
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Show HN: ChatPanel Now Available on Firefox
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1mo ago
It has ton of other features packed. Meeting Assistant is the number 1 use case I use at work. It further helps search across meetings, chats. It even has a note taking directly in the browser. Everything local, in your browser. you can bac
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Show HN: AI Meeting Assistant in Browser
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2mo ago
There was question about how live meeting assistant works. 1/ you have to use the browser version of the meeting (not native apps) and have the chatpanel open while the meeting happening. you can ask any question about the meeting whil
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Show HN: ChatPanel, A Privacy-first AI Agent browser side panel
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3mo ago
The worst part of Opus that I dont like is they control what you can/can't do. the guardrails that they do in the name of interpretability where you steer you. Last couple of days I was working a project that supports bunch of mod
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3mo ago
And it's really good and fast. Have tested with bunch of odd photos on what is happening. Overall the training set seems large enough to know what's what and where
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3mo ago
I used codex 5.5 and Claude. I pay for Claude from my pocket. I use Codex at work. I can confidently say Codex 5.5 high is much better in going through long code bases (couple of millions of lines of code) vs Claude Fable/Opus which do
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3mo ago
This should be the top post. Not Anthropic or OpenAI marketing plots. This is existential.
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3mo ago
as someone who uses these models day in out, i can confidently say its more of a marketing gimmick than anything else. don't get me wrong, the model is great, but nits no out of the world than GPT 5.5 or similar ones. I would say just
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5mo ago
I can see Claude
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7mo ago
I am actually super impressed with Codex-5.3 extra high reasoning. Its a drop in replacement (infact better than Claude Opus 4.6. lately claude being super verbose going in circles in getting things resolved). I stopped using claude mostly
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7mo ago
The only reason I was sticking to Android for years is this. And I think there is no moat for Android. I would rather switch to iOS if both platforms are same restrictive.
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7mo ago
When you say quorum what do you mean? Is it like an agent swarm or using all of them in your workflow and independently they perform better than opus? Curious how you use (tooling and purpose - coding?)
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Yes it did well. Also some other word problems it did well too. Reasoning seems good. But maybe not a great code model
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BAML
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https://blog.tldrversion.com/ - vibe coded to the most part
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9mo ago
not a communist, but the communist manifesto articulated this problem very well in people end up doing work that does not matter to them because of capitalism. imagine a world, where people do that, they are passionate about and not have to
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10mo ago
How CoreWeave(wand) a competitor? I think they are a partner in in infrastructure.
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Show HN: I blogged about Google Antigravity using Antigravity
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10mo ago
I used exactly the same prompt this site uses. Nothing else.
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10mo ago
https://gemini.google.com/share/00967146a995 works perfectly fine with gemini 2.5 pro
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I have a feeling the Trainium thing might get scrapped at some point of time as its probably not worth their effort in trying to retrofit. I assume AMD probalby at their doorstep banging to show better value
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duh! isn't that obvious. is this some students wanted a project with pretty graphs on writing experience?! I am not trying to be cynical or anything. just questioning the obvious thing here.
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and it works now!
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11mo ago
oops. search in page is not working! (command+F)
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all-in on AI infra. figuring out is an interim issue as the technology is moving fast while it is still early in capabilities of the models. But, bubble can only burst of the model providers can't figure out how they can make money. bu
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1y ago
cert error
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1y ago
Social: YouTube User facing AI: Gemini, Google photos, NotebookLM and plenty of products.
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