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by estsauver 6mo ago
They're certainly welcome to do whatever they're like, and for a microkernel based OS it might make sense--I think there's probably pretty "Meh" output from a lot of LLMs. I think part of the battle is actually just
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by estsauver 7mo ago
I have a recurring problem where I can't even read one of my favorite recipe websites (seriouseats.com) from my phone because the series of popups completely blocks the page, and can't be dismissed. But if I ask Claude or Gemini f
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by estsauver 7mo ago
For what it's worth, most people already are doing this! Some of the subagents in Claude Code (Explore, I think even compaction) default to Haiku and then you have to manually overwrite it with an env variable if you want to change it.
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by estsauver 7mo ago
I think the fast inference options have historically been only marginally more expensive then their slow cousins. There's a whole set of research about optimal efficiency, speed, and intelligence pareto curves. If you can deliver even
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by estsauver 7mo ago
Do you guys all think you'll be able to convert open source models to diffusion models relatively cheaply ala the d1 // LLaDA series of papers? If so, that seems like an extremely powerful story where you get to retool the mu
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by estsauver 7mo ago
I am currently using their APIs on a paygo plan, I think it might just be a capacity issue for new sign ups.
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by estsauver 7mo ago
I think there's clearly a "Speed is a quality of it's own" axis. When you use Cereberas (or Groq) to develop an API, the turn around speed of iterating on jobs is so much faster (and cheaper!) then using frontier high in
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by estsauver 7mo ago
This is really, really cool. I would replicate and would be happy to share data on this if you want to let me help! username at gmail if you want to chat
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by estsauver 7mo ago
What version are you on? Did you run a Claude update?
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by estsauver 7mo ago
It works for me! (Edited link since original had laptops serial number in it: https://screen.studio/share/3CEvdyji ) Claude Code v2.1.37 EU region, Claude Max 20x plan Mac -- Tahoe 26.2
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by estsauver 7mo ago
I think the closest that this has come is in the form of GitLab, which pretty famously did a ton of the corporate work in the format of a very open Handbook ( https://handbook.gitlab.com/ ) In the early years, it was extremel
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by estsauver 7mo ago
I have a hard time believing that the right move for most organizations that aren't already bought into an OpenAI enterprise plan is going to be building their entire business around something like this. This ties you to one model prov
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by estsauver 8mo ago
This was extremely common as a scam in Kenya, the solution there was an extraordinarily simple tactic: Put up a big "This property is not for sale" sign on the land.
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by estsauver 8mo ago
There's also https://pangolin.net/ which is kind of similar, and I believe a YC company.
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by estsauver 8mo ago
I think it's actually already there. It's definitely possible to make these sorts of explainers with something like a Claude Code, you just have to spend a fair amount of time making sure that it's actually doing what you exp
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by estsauver 8mo ago
This is the equivalent of setting up a developer environment for charging a car. Once you have a car that's working, and you know how to connect to the app and charge it, almost all these problems go away. If you're in a place tha
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Getting Real Leverage from Claude Code(estsauver.com)
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by estsauver 8mo ago
Until you run --dangerously-skip-permissions
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by estsauver 9mo ago
"Among major airlines, American Airlines has the lowest score of 1.75 (Grade D)."
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by estsauver 10mo ago
Sure—I’ll try! > So you are saying that these special hybrid seeds that are the first generation of combining two strains are the only ones that can perform well? For a lot of crop systems, yes! There are obviously crop systems where you
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by estsauver 10mo ago
Hybrid seeds are ~100 years old and are nearly universally adopted across developed agricultural markets. They’re as controversial as “you should probably use source control” is in programming. You may be confusing hybrid seeds with GMOs.
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by estsauver 10mo ago
Linked article claimed it was undertaken to prevent seed counterfeiting. Edit: (I personally know basically nothing about the law or how it’s been implemented.)
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by estsauver 10mo ago
“I don't necessarily think community seed banks should be banned, but I think it's important context to know. There are people for whom they really need any seed, crops which are not served commercially well, and a whole bunch of
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by estsauver 10mo ago
Please see linked Harvard study for partial explanation of difficulties and challenges in local supply chain.
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by estsauver 10mo ago
Please try reading the whole comment again, I think you are missing most of the comment?
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by estsauver 10mo ago
For some context on why the original law was introduced: When you're making a seed that you want to make the best crop possible, the way to do that is to take two great lines of maize that share relatively little genetics, cross them a
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by estsauver 10mo ago
That is only for Spain, which has copyright of Death of Author + 80.
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by estsauver 10mo ago
Well, those are also extremely limited vram areas that wouldn't be able to run anything in the ~70b parameter space. (Can you run 30b even?) Things get a lot more easier at lower quantisation, higher parameter space, and there's a
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by estsauver 10mo ago
Is that true? I think the "we've actually used this leaver, just once" is much more likely to cause European judges to be extremely trepedatious. There's a difference between sanctioning an entire country and it's m
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by estsauver 10mo ago
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2025/11/19/n... There is an English version of Le Monde as well.

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