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by estebarb 9d ago
I dislike this approach. In my opinion it is much useful a 1x/2x billing based on hour like Deepseek does. Being unable to use it at the hours I need it makes me want to remove the service, not upgrading it.
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by estebarb 14d ago
Now, if I could afford 4...
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by estebarb 16d ago
That is how you get a hardware provider to stop selling you stuff
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by estebarb 22d ago
Personally I have been using Deepseek V4 flash and it is enough for my needs. You can use OpenCode Zen/Go and also get access to many other models, including OpenAI ones. Writing purpose specific agents can make cheaper models close th
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by estebarb 26d ago
I'm suspecting it is Deepseek flash-vision-exp V4
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by estebarb 1mo ago
What happens if we train models (GPT or human students) using the outputs of a model with text havingbthose watermarks? Is there something preventing the watermark from being learnable?
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by estebarb 1mo ago
I prefer V4 flash, but Luna is ok and included in the OpenAI plan I'm already paying, so... that is the reason I use it. I gave DeepSeek $50 around june, and I haven't been able to exhaust them yet. The model is super cheap and mo
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by estebarb 1mo ago
I practically switched to doing everything with Luna or DeepSeek V4 flash. I haven't feel the need for the more expensive models.
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by estebarb 1mo ago
Language distribution shifts. Eventually people will start adopting the distribution used by LLMs, making classification harder. Also, this doesn't even consider the case where people use LLMs to translate their original works. Or peop
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by estebarb 1mo ago
This will cause cognitive debt anyway. As mentioned in https://arxiv.org/pdf/2509.21972v1 : "When students rely on these outputs as a substitute for their own reasoning or critical engagement, the learning process
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by estebarb 2mo ago
Oh wow, even scammers care about usability and their employees' well-being. What's the excuse for bad UX in internal company software?
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by estebarb 2mo ago
I'm really not sure how this would work. I don't know how the ACM works, but in IEEE you would have to give them your publishing rights. However, training a LLM is not publishing by itself, it is a derivative work? Any way, at thi
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by estebarb 2mo ago
Session cookies do not require a banner.
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by estebarb 2mo ago
Moving money around is harder than it seems
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by estebarb 2mo ago
I don't understand why almost always the AI doomerism needs to give embodiment the AI. Real life is not a movie needing visual effects. AI doesn't need a body of itself to became dangerous. A politician could get into ChatGPT indu
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by estebarb 2mo ago
I tried the smallest ome, the only available, and got an error: ``` Could not load. Error: failed to call OrtRun(). ERROR_CODE: 1, ERROR_MESSAGE: Non-zero status code returned while running GroupQueryAttention node. Name:'/model&
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by estebarb 2mo ago
Real programmers use butterflies (mandatory xkcd reference) https://xkcd.com/378/
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by estebarb 2mo ago
But what users prefer? Given this is for marketing, which results produce more conversions? From the examples shown, personally I strongly preferred Claude Opus in all cases.
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by estebarb 2mo ago
"Uniqlo x Akamai sells another design of shirt in the same range which is plainly incomplete" Imagine having to return a t-shirt because that malfunction! — I don't understand why are you returning this, was the size wrong or
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by estebarb 2mo ago
Hash functions necesarily have collisions. Also, it is perfectly possible to introduce bugs in the hash function (hash inputs, hash function itself) that allows cross account contamination.
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by estebarb 3mo ago
That sounds very similar to what we know in self-supervised learning as representation collapse. I wonder if we could copy some of the anti-collapse mechanisms from SSL into GPT... after all, they are ways to increment the differential entr
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by estebarb 3mo ago
This is interesting. Adam Smith said "People of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices." The anno
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by estebarb 3mo ago
I really miss the crimson red. New one makes me think they are mourning someone.
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by estebarb 3mo ago
Often, but not always. For my thesis, I ended up with a section related to porn. ChatGPT simply refused to spell-check that section. Also, recently I wrote a comment on HN about different subsets of English being easier to learn for native
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by estebarb 3mo ago
I had that discussion with my high school English teacher. We used USA oriented books and they often introduce "advanced vocabulary" which should have been trivial for Spanish speakers, or any latin language speaker for the matter
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by estebarb 3mo ago
I can do high level thinking for around 6 hours with just two scrambled eggs and a cup of coffee. What I need is something to prevent me from context drift. /starts googling how many scrambled eggs are equivalent to the energy consumed
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by estebarb 3mo ago
Simply Ruby on Rails. I maintain 3 markdown documents with system design, implementation plan and use cases in repo. Then tell it those files exist and go implement X feature (from implementation plan). These documents, plus AGENTS.md, decl
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by estebarb 4mo ago
The F35 program is essential! When the USA will finally conquer free healthcare?
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by estebarb 4mo ago
I'm not sure that is really the case, or relevant in practice. I have been using OpenCode with DeepSeek lately (regular coding). For instance, today I got 120 million input tokens hitting cache, vs just 2.59million missing cache.
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by estebarb 4mo ago
I have refused to lean too hard on agentic tooling for developing. I'm aware of the gains, I use it at my daily job. But I cannot afford to loss my brain skills, just in case they do a rug pull. These week announcements are effectively

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