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by endymi0n 23d ago
Been using a lot of Kimi K3 lately and the answers have been… „load-bearing“ to the point of hilariousness. It‘s obvious from where they distilled, even if sceptics rightly point out it can‘t have been the only source of their secret sauce,
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by endymi0n 2mo ago
Having used Kimi K3 intensively for the past week, I can vouch for load-bearingly close.
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by endymi0n 2mo ago
Finally. I‘d be delighted though if they actually implemented language autodetection (like everywhere else) though. There’s little more frustrating in my day to day than having dictated half a page to find that it‘s complete gibberish becau
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by endymi0n 3mo ago
Now that's a very high ratio of personal beliefs to character ratio. I'd be delighted to see some evidence behind your opinions.
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by endymi0n 3mo ago
The whole use of the word “use” throws me off. It’s not like the water just disappears. It’s still very much there, just… well, yep, what exactly? Dirtier? Evaporated? Warmer? We’re drinking water every day from the tap that has previously
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by endymi0n 3mo ago
not parent, but I kinda have the same thoughts often. Maybe I can’t do inference on them in the same form factor (yet!), but just the fact that the weights of a model that comes close to capturing a close enough approximation of the combine
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by endymi0n 4mo ago
Kids and their wellbeing and education might be a good start…
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by endymi0n 4mo ago
there’s a lot of open models out there… I told Claude to do a weighted score on several models and deduplicate by CLIP similarity for an expedition, should be easy to replicate (see below). Sure doesn’t select the absolute best pics from an
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by endymi0n 4mo ago
To paraphrase Gwynne Shotwell: “Not too bad for just a large Markov chain, eh?”
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by endymi0n 4mo ago
I don’t exactly know where MTP inference fits within the inference stack, but does someone know whether it’s possible to implement it for the MLX universe?
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by endymi0n 5mo ago
OpenAI is the first company that has reached a level of intelligence so high, the model has finally become smart enough to make YOU do all the work. Emergent behavior in action. All earnesty aside, OpenAI’s oddly specific singular focus on
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by endymi0n 5mo ago
I had this funny moment when I realized we went full circle... "INTERCAL has many other features designed to make it even more aesthetically unpleasing to the programmer: it uses statements such as "READ OUT", "IGNORE&qu
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by endymi0n 5mo ago
I’ve had great success replacing it with Kimi 2.6
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by endymi0n 5mo ago
well, I do understand the core motivation, but if the system prompt literally says “I am not budget constrained. Spend tokens liberally, think hardest, be proactive, never be lazy.” and I’m on an open pay-per-token plan on the API, that’s n
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by endymi0n 5mo ago
Did you guys do anything about GPT‘s motivation? I tried to use GPT-5.4 API (at xhigh) for my OpenClaw after the Anthropic Oauthgate, but I just couldn‘t drag it to do its job. I had the most hilarious dialogues along the lines of „You stop
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by endymi0n 5mo ago
at this trajectory, unsloth are going to release the models BEFORE the model drop within the next weeks...
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by endymi0n 5mo ago
Welcome to npm post-install scripts... https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v11/using-npm/scripts
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by endymi0n 5mo ago
I've come to dread any formalization of Agile. Agile development is fine. I've built a 40+ engineering team with it. I can vouch for its effectiveness when applied to small, excellent teams. For reference, here's all the Agil
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by endymi0n 5mo ago
I've experimented quite a bit with mem0 (which is similar in design) for my OpenClaw and stopped using it very soon. My impression is that "facts" are an incredibly dull and far too rigid tool for any actual job at hand and f
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by endymi0n 5mo ago
It's definitely a bit ironic that a war for oil drives the last push for getting rid of it, but I'll take that as well, if logic and sanity didn't help ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by endymi0n 5mo ago
That benchmark is as outdated as completely unrealistic, as if invented by the oil/nuclear industry. Obviously 100% pure solar generation will be completely unfeasable in a place as Germany, but that completely misses the point that a
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by endymi0n 5mo ago
Nuclear fans are heavily underestimating the cost of that energy source. The levelized cost of energy per kWh today is TRIPLE that of solar already, at a negative learning curve, with a gap only widening (and accelerating so). For the very
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by endymi0n 5mo ago
"don't ever lie about your past compensation" — because they can't figure it out on their own and IF they do (at least in my jurisdiction), you've got a nice case on your hands to sue them for violating privacy laws
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by endymi0n 6mo ago
Well, let's not forget the conflict of interest on the other side as well, of someone having invested decades of professional experience into a very lucrative field already getting obliterated by AI in some narrow fields. Getting rid o
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by endymi0n 7mo ago
„Open Access APIs are like a subway. You use them to capture a market and then you get out.“ — Erdogan, probably.
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by endymi0n 7mo ago
G is tame. Wait until you hear of Databricks’ Series K… https://www.thesaasnews.com/news/databricks-raises-1b-series...
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by endymi0n 8mo ago
One. Trillion. Even on native int4 that’s… half a terabyte of vram?! Technical awe at this marvel aside that cracks the 50th percentile of HLE, the snarky part of me says there’s only half the danger in giving something away nobody can run
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by endymi0n 10mo ago
I hate NOTHING quite the way how Claude jovially and endlessly raves about the 9/10 tasks it "succeeded" at after making them up, while conveniently forgetting to mention it completely and utterly failed at the main task I as
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by endymi0n 11mo ago
Meanwhile, core functionality like “Find My” is completely and utterly broken. Leaving behind my stuff at a new place gets me at least two different messages on my Apple Watch at different timing. One for my devices, one for my Apple tags.
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by endymi0n 2y ago
I agree, but the German one is also pretty dodgy: Basically pay the rents of the old generation from a share of the working one. It's already coming apart due to demographic change and the next few years will be disastrous. If there&#x

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