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by jychang 9d ago
Probably because modern libraries dropped support for ancient insecure SSL. Backwards compatibility is really not a valued thing for that area.
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by jychang 13d ago
You would lose caching (if they cache)
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by jychang 17d ago
https://huggingface.co/tencent/Hy4-preview
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by jychang 19d ago
AWS Gemini-20 below $100 Or a precision one for $$$ All the other sub-$100 ones are mostly junk, with a few decent ones. But just get the Gemini-20
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by jychang 23d ago
Man, this might be a case where the average HN reader is less informed than the general public. I thought this was well known. Like, the Men In Black movies literally have a scene lampshading this.
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by jychang 24d ago
The real reason why 5G and Wifi are separate is because one is licensed spectrum, and the other is unlicensed spectrum. I'm not talking about legal differences- laws can always be changed- but rather how bandwidth is allocated. The big
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by jychang 24d ago
Even more important: I hope Wifi 8 makes all the good stuff MANDATORY even if it's expensive! For example, Wifi 7 doesn't make actually useful MLO mandatory. So most wifi router manufacturers - even Ubiquiti - don't implement
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by jychang 24d ago
"Hearing a person speaking really fast" and "picking out a voice in a crowded room" are two completely different things.
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by jychang 24d ago
Well, now that he paid for the $80/month GLM coding plan... he should give GLM-5.3 a blank slate and see how long it would take to do-over again with only GLM-5.3 running. It wouldn't cost him anything, at least.
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by jychang 24d ago
I disagree, actually. My evidence: https://ericpardee.github.io/fire-hd-ownership/blog-assets/g... "Worked for 8h 5m" When agents are working for 8 hours, the prompt matters a lot less. At that point you
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by jychang 24d ago
It's just full of claudisms. - "Kimi K3 didn’t just blindly accept my request. It reasoned it out:" - "Kimi built the whole toolkit: a reliable trigger, a way to make the GPU write to memory it shouldn’t, and the exact a
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by jychang 1mo ago
that could work sometimes but that's terribly hacky engineering
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by jychang 1mo ago
The GPT-5.5 and 5.6 Spud pretrain is a fresh pretrain run. OpenAI has the Doug/Astro pretrain coming up next.
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by jychang 1mo ago
If only LLM benchmarks could benchmark it in the first day! Still no Artificial Analysis benchmark yet. Or benchmark for Laguna S 2.1 or Meituan models or lots of other models.
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by jychang 2mo ago
It's hard to say what is needed now, vs needed in a few years. For example, many rumors say SSI has solved learning and retaining state. That would significantly change AI requirements.
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by jychang 2mo ago
Plenty of other companies do this. Meta Muse Spark has a "Contemplating" which is this. Kimi had this on their website too, IIRC.
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by jychang 2mo ago
> Not quite as "smart" as Fable, but it is incredibly capable. THIS IS BECAUSE GPT-5.6 SOL IS... just a more posttrained version of GPT-5.5, not a brand new bigger model than GPT-5.5. It's not like how Mythos is bigger tha
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by jychang 2mo ago
This is because GPT-5.6 is just a more posttrained version of GPT-5.5, not a bigger model than GPT-5.5. It's not like how Mythos is bigger than Opus. GPT-5.6 --------> GPT-5.6 Sol GPT-5.6-mini ---> GPT-5.6 Terra GPT-5.6-nano ---&
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by jychang 2mo ago
Only if society needs more security. You can’t squeeze blood from a brick. At a certain point, you need to tolerate a little messiness to optimize societal growth. Think of it as a dial you can turn clockwise or counterclockwise: Security &
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by jychang 3mo ago
This is going to age very poorly when the best Chinese labs ALREADY just started not open sourcing their models. Qwen 3.7 is not open source; previous Qwen versions would have open source releases, but Qwen 3.7 plus does not. The second bes
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by jychang 4mo ago
It wasn't a bomb threat: https://hellottec.com/product/bomb-portable-bluetooth-speake...
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by jychang 4mo ago
It was a bomb speaker: https://hellottec.com/product/bomb-portable-bluetooth-speake...
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by jychang 4mo ago
Yeah, this is your fault if you install the skill. This reads to me as "user installed exe file can upload your data to a server". Um, yes, that's the point? This seems like this generation's equivalent of "don&#x27
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by jychang 4mo ago
That would be REALLY easy to detect. It'll be 4x slower. The tokens/sec of the model is basically directly proportional of the memory bandwidth of the hardware it runs on. So either OpenAI has to gimp model performance for its ent
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by jychang 4mo ago
There's almost 0% chance that OpenAI doesn't quantize the model right off the bat. I am willing to bet large amounts of money that OpenAI would never release a model served as fully BF16 in the year of our lord 2026. That would be
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by jychang 4mo ago
It's a $10 gown, renting it for $100 is madness
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by jychang 4mo ago
Yeah, I'm genuinely concerned that members of society can't seem to understand this. More and more people are just focused on making a quick buck. I'm getting a feeling that these people would gladly rip off a lemonade stand,
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by jychang 4mo ago
This is "Steve Jobs looking at someone on a fruit diet" and thinking "I can do it too" levels of reckless. Hell, Dunbar's Number is 150 people, and you expect to have 50 directs? That's literally 1/3 of yo
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by jychang 4mo ago
This is stupid and irrational. It's like seeing someone eat 100 cakes, and then assuming everyone can do it. And then getting diabetes afterwards. It seems quite counterproductive to assume such a system would scale to everyone else, o
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by jychang 4mo ago
As opposed to the PhD student, who does not sleep and is not conscious.

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