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Hetzner Inference Experiment: Open-weights SLMs free of charge(hetzner.com)
1 points by ignoramous 28d ago|0 comments
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by ignoramous 28d ago
I don't see OP's comment as condescending but I'm also not in these "should have not become a parent" shoes to tell, for sure. Insensitive? Perhaps. On a discussion board, it is hard to know who you're talking
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by ignoramous 28d ago
Some do try: It's difficult to explain ... an intensely personal experience. Every child is different. Every parent is different. Every culture has their own way of doing things ... yet children are the one universally shared thing
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by ignoramous 29d ago
> we shouldn't build our fairy tales around Being self-aware and self-critical is one of those changes that instantly improves everyone's life around us, including our own.
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by ignoramous 29d ago
You have a point but in Branding, it is accepted that bold (noisy) and distinctive (rather than only descriptive) names are an advantage: Creating billion-dollar brands: Vercel, Azure, Windsurf, Sonos , https://www.youtube.c
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by ignoramous 29d ago
#142 now when it was on the front-page mere minutes ago: I guess, TFA is way too exaggerated & seeped in avoidable animosity to warrant it.
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> So theres nothing to price against. To my surprise, providers on OpenRouter (io/akash/chutes) are serving Qwen3.8 27B at ~ $0.4 (in) / $3 (out) / $0.25 (cache), more expensive than DeepSeek v4 Flash . https:&#
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> I have an internal automated benchmark ... I've been testing various models on it, local and cloud Once you send your benchmark to "cloud", I don't think you can rely on it being secret/private any longer.
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> It probably could only happen in China, not in current USA or EU (for different reasons) Per Artificial Analysis benchmarks, Meta's Muse Glimmer 30b (open weight) holds its own (for agentic code workloads) against models 5x
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> will cost an insane amount as well We will get to a point where prosumer laptops that etch SoTA LLMs in removable silicon will be as expensive as cars.
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
Anti-DDoS Cloudflare for inbound emails and WhatsApp messages?
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> if you highly value language popularity; Go is not most popular Go is similar to popular languages like C, JS/TS, & Python. And so, easy to get started. > highly value a type system that catches errors Probably these fo
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48676795
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
The Commander will then usher us all into Gilead.
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> That was irony Sarcasm or irony?
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
I like the OpenCode team, but their marketing push to ride DeepSeek's v4 moment is a pit they're digging themselves deep into. For instance, this "marketing" claim that it'll take 24y to break even if a user only
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> Seems like dense 30B is back in fashion? Surprising that Meta don't host this model, even as rate-limited free-tier. > open weight version of Muse Spark 1.2 Wait. Is this "version" different from what Meta serves?
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> Meta did not abandon opensource Open weights* I don't think outside of the Big 3 (Ant, OAI, GDM), given the strong competition from China, any other Lab has a chance at capturing the coding market if they aren't open weight
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> What is a problem for some, isn't a problem for others. Even often so, what might be a problem for some, will be a desirable solution for others. Cue the utilitarians...
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
Curious: Why not pick up a book or two on the topic, and use the LLM to help you through it [0]? To me, prompting the LLM without grounding it sounds like a sure shot way to end up learning "pop-sci", as GP puts it, instead of the
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
It is both a great (ai tools) & worst (ai slop) time to be building a web search engine! > working on some more commercial features, like the ability to monitor queries (e.g. for backlinks or brand mentions) and get an email when th
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
Do see: https://oss.fund/ All the best!
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
OpenCode (used to [0]?) buys inference from DeepSeek for DeepSeek models, and their $ rates reflect that: https://opencode.ai/docs/go/#usage-limits Careful with using OpenCode's accounting for DeepSeek v4 Pro
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
That's a recent addition I wasn't aware of. Thanks. Previously, OpenCode docs claimed they had no agreement with DeepSeek on data retention for training. Even more previously, OpenCode said they used providers based in US/EU&
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
That's DeepSeek's way of selling "token plans", yes. But without the downsides like daily or weekly limits and guaranteed upfront/fixed spend.
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> as OpenAI did with Luna recently My read is, OpenAI is neither able to claw b2b money (away from Ant) nor are they able to stave off open weights on the other. In short, they're struggling to hold onto their distant #2 position
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> My initial thought was to sign up for ChatGPT, but I had $20 in OpenRouter so I've been trying out DeepSeek V4 Pro with Pi for the last few days and I gotta say, it's good enough for my use case If you prefer subscriptions,
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
> been refreshing hacker news constantly for a week now waiting for v4 pro https://reddit.com/r/DeepSeek is where the fellow F5ers are at.
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
In my use, DeepSeek v4 Flash (which replaced the quite excellent MiniMax M3) lags behind GLM 5.2 & Muse Spark 1.2 (let alone Kimi K3). Also, K3 is a much bigger multi-modal model, while Flash is text-only and likely optimised for co
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by ignoramous 1mo ago
The kind of distillation guaranteed to work.

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