janilowski

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by janilowski 13d ago
That's my experience too. I've found OpenAI really quite generous with tokens. I sometimes wonder how some people manage to run out of them really. Do they just type prompts that much faster than me or use the highest reasoning mo
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by janilowski 13d ago
How do you manage to run out of tokens so quickly? I probably run more threads every working day, usually on medium, and I'm still below the 5x limits. Do you use the official harness? OpenAI's models are generally best in class f
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by janilowski 16d ago
If I take a photo and then use GIMP to edit it, then did I take a photo or just direct my camera at something and then steer my computer to make changes to it? After all, it's not me drawing each pixel manually. It's vibe-photoed!
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by janilowski 23d ago
Tragic day in AI.
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by janilowski 1mo ago
What exactly is broken with copy-paste? I've been using Zed on Wayland (official install, not flatpak and not terra) and had no issues with this.
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Dario Amodei's stance on open weights is self-serving and short-sighted(janilowski.pl)
82 points by janilowski 2mo ago|30 comments
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by janilowski 2mo ago
I guess it does make their communication feel a bit more personal, especially since they usually don't use corporate language on personal twitter accounts.
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Codex's 5-hour usage limit returns tomorrow(twitter.com)
12 points by janilowski 2mo ago|5 comments
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by janilowski 2mo ago
Truly a terrible day in AI. We shall all rise against the 5-hour limit. Also some Sol token usage optimizations are coming, as described in the tweet. Seems like OpenAI is really trying to remain the leader in token efficiency.
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by janilowski 2mo ago
Lower barrier to entry = more crap flooding the market
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Forgejo v16.0: Granular Watching, Better Reviews, Safer Integrations(forgejo.org)
4 points by janilowski 2mo ago|0 comments
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by janilowski 2mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48821204
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by janilowski 2mo ago
I'd say it's more like going to a Ferrari dealership and they tell you they will build a car for you and bill you per gram of parts used. It might also not work. And they might also not build it ever, really — but they will bill y
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by janilowski 2mo ago
I am not sure if pricing actually reflects inference costs
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by janilowski 2mo ago
Yes that's true, although calculating the exact discount you get using a subscription could be difficult, especially since the labs often don't state their actual limits and just tell you you get "more usage" or "ev
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by janilowski 2mo ago
Well yeah this benchmark I've quoted is quite large, I believe they use thousands of diverse tasks, so this average cost per task could be a more accurate representation of how expensive each model actually is to run.
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by janilowski 2mo ago
I also don't see much of a quality difference switching between thinking levels while using those models as agents.
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Price per 1M tokens is meaningless(janilowski.pl)
142 points by janilowski 2mo ago|103 comments
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by janilowski 3mo ago
It's very impractical. - you get a slower first load (cannot progressively fetch resources as they're needed) - can't reuse a stylesheet, script or image on a different page (each has to have their own copy) - can't cach
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by janilowski 6mo ago
From the linked Hollywood reporter article: "...the AI company exits the video generation business." "OpenAI, led by CEO Sam Altman, is not getting out of the AI video business [...], of course... " I hate journalism.
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by janilowski 6mo ago
There are no tricks but you can manage it to an extent. - Find activities you can do *outside*, regularly, preferably with a group. Things that worked for me: Learn japanese (group lessons only! Invite everyone for a beer afterwards), find