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by h14h 8d ago
I'm excited for this style of agent to become more commoditized. I got access to Instinct recently and quickly found some pretty compelling use-cases for it. Namely, preparing my contracting invoices & drafting outgoing emails for
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by h14h 23d ago
Historically I'd agree, but I push back on this for two reasons: 1. AI Agents (which are at the center of Omarchy) arguably make just about anyone a "developer" in the conventional sense, and potentially more willing to use a
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by h14h 1mo ago
I tried briefly to figure out how to get them to communicate in a way that would at least be visible in Telegram, but quickly concluded it'd require a lot of custom hackery. Honestly I'm probably more likely to build my own OpenCl
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by h14h 1mo ago
I've already been doing something very similar to this with OpenClaw, where I set up multiple different Telegram bots each with different system prompts to tune their personalty & behavior. It's not trivial to do, and I never
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by h14h 1mo ago
I love these smaller models for the added capability they can bring to older hardware. Recently picked up a 2013 Mac Pro (the trashcan one) on eBay for $150, and the official 6-bit quant of 2.6B runs at 25-30 tok/s under llama.cpp on o
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by h14h 1mo ago
Are you using it via the official DeepSeek API, or via a different model provider? If the former, it's worth noting that their cache read prices are one tenth that of every other provider ($0.0028/M vs $0.028/M), so folks who
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by h14h 1mo ago
This has me hopeful for Qwen3.8-27B!
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by h14h 1mo ago
They JUST updated their methodology: https://artificialanalysis.ai/methodology/intelligence-bench... Edit to provide AA's article explaining it: https://artificialanalysis.ai/articles/artifici
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by h14h 2mo ago
Whether wiping your phone is a criminal act seems could be a legitimate question depending on the circumstances. Whether authoring such a feature is itself a criminal act is an outrageous question, to which the answer should be an obvious,
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by h14h 2mo ago
> reasoning efficiency matters directly for how expensive a model actually is in real use I have high hopes on this topic, given token efficiency seemed to be the primary (only?) goal of the K2.7 Code release. Excited to see the signals
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by h14h 2mo ago
I'm curious what kind of results one could get from combining the clever quantization PrismML is doing here with something like LiquidAI's antidoom: https://github.com/Liquid4All/antidoom
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by h14h 2mo ago
Very curious whether anyone has tried this and can comment on the experience. A text-first terminal thin client strikes me as a compelling use-case for a pair of smart glasses, depending on the execution. Only thing I'd really want is
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Coding Glasses for AI Agents – Even G2 Terminal Mode(evenrealities.com)
1 points by h14h 2mo ago|1 comments
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by h14h 2mo ago
While it's easy to look at it that way on the surface, from reading the blog post, it sounds like a big part of it may just be the nature of Bun as a project.
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by h14h 2mo ago
Even if they did start from an open model base, does (or should) that matter if it performs well? Genuinely asking.
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by h14h 3mo ago
If Mastodon.social disappeared tomorrow, aren't everyone's accounts on that instance effectively just gone? > If I am fully self-hosting the entire bluesky app, I need to spend ten thousands of dollars a month, but it'll k
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by h14h 3mo ago
How is that trivially answered with Mastodon? And what does "the rest of the world disappearing" actually mean in your example? Everything I'm seeing about hosting costs in the current day and age is that the full AtProto sta
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by h14h 3mo ago
This is an interesting take because AtProto feels both more accessible AND more decentralized to me (at least with my current mental model). With ActivityPub, because running an instance requires hosting the data, the application, and deali
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by h14h 3mo ago
I've been doing some testing with GLM 5.2 on Fireworks and it looks like the "High" reasoning level uses fewer tokens than even K2.7 Code by a considerable margin (roughly half). Don't have any evals indicating how it co
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by h14h 3mo ago
> they could not make use of it! Grok 4.3 was made on Colossus 1? It's not frontier quality, but it's definitely not nothing. Also, Cursor brings more expertise to help them improve their utilization further. Additionally, I st
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by h14h 3mo ago
Hopefully the recent work Moonshot did with Kimi K2.7 Code trickles in to the other open-model labs. Per AA, while K2.7 Code is roughly on par w/ K2.6 in terms of intelligence, it uses half the output tokens to get there.
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by h14h 3mo ago
The key point I think you're missing is Cursor's "moat" isn't around their product or brand, it's around the gigantic corpus of usage data they've almost certainly collected. It is simply not feasible trai
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by h14h 3mo ago
SpaceX isn't a space company anymore, it's an AI company. In their IPO filing, of their projected $28T total addressable market, only $370B (~1-2%) of that is from space [1]. The rest is primarily AI, with a sprinkling of Telecom
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by h14h 3mo ago
Good point, that's probably gonna be the hardest sell. I have shortcuts set up to count the hours I log in my work Google calendar and copy them to my clipboard to help me prepare invoices. So while I've already been sold on what
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by h14h 3mo ago
Apple Shortcuts have felt like a blatantly obvious AI play to me for a while now. The interface for creating them manually has been so bad for so long, it feels clear to me that LLM-driven shortcut orchestration was always the endgame. Appl
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by h14h 3mo ago
The gated "ultra-speed" phenomenon seen here and with the Cerebras Kimi K2.6 release, while understandable, is somewhat troubling IMO. Getting ~1000 TPS on near-frontier intelligence is a step change, and enables whole new use-cas
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by h14h 4mo ago
I don't think anyone serious in the Elixir community ever said "you don't get bugs". Maybe you do get fewer bugs as a result of immutability and pattern matching features, but "no bugs" is definitely not a prom
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by h14h 4mo ago
The performance hangup is definitely a barrier, but I think LM Studio and other similar apps are still too far on the "techy" end of the spectrum and have UX barriers that will need to be addressed. IMO for most people, exposing t
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by h14h 4mo ago
Thanks for clarifying -- I was oversimplifying. But honestly, obsoleting a huge number of otherwise great Apple Silicon machines is something Apple would moment consider a major "pro" of building a compelling local AI stack. With
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by h14h 4mo ago
Fair points all around. Ultimately it all comes down to execution. In theory, Apple SHOULD have an advantage given they have everything they need in house and can all pull in a unified direction. In practice, it's not always the case t

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