killingtime74

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by killingtime74 5d ago
I did a task that cost about $1.5 on API. It was 4 million tokens. That will take about 2.9 years at this rate. Estimating an electricity cost in the three digits
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by killingtime74 7d ago
If everybody thought like you they wouldn't have discontinued the iPhone mini because nobody bought it. There's also plenty of small Android phones.
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by killingtime74 10d ago
It's not that, is for: Ensuring certain vetted implementation method is used. E.g. you always want tests or docs, or always done. Caching certain scripts so it's not reinvented each time with risk of error/need reviewing.
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by killingtime74 10d ago
I click through to a few links and cannot find who is doing the matching
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by killingtime74 10d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptocurrency_tumbler
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by killingtime74 10d ago
So like an option....
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by killingtime74 17d ago
Amazon puff piece
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by killingtime74 19d ago
Then that's just CSV?
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by killingtime74 22d ago
I like it but use Rust instead
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by killingtime74 22d ago
Wow even the elves will get replaced by AI
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by killingtime74 23d ago
https://archive.md/lIhPy
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by killingtime74 24d ago
So probably actually accurate given those have heavy insider trading
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by killingtime74 24d ago
So just like a language server? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_Server_Protocol . It's a good idea which is why it's already been invented. There's even wrappers for it like https://gith
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NYTimes opinion article proposes default as a way to deal with US National debt(nytimes.com)
5 points by killingtime74 24d ago|5 comments
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by killingtime74 25d ago
The title made me think the author is some kind of whisky
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by killingtime74 28d ago
20k is credit card territory
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by killingtime74 1mo ago
The thinking traces are server-side, not exposed
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by killingtime74 1mo ago
They are just offering API key swaps, not switching endpoints. No scope for mitm there. I'm sure users would only trust API key swaps, if only to be sure what models are actually being served
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by killingtime74 1mo ago
Are you suggesting conspiracy or a bug with Github or something?
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by killingtime74 1mo ago
Just use opencode go, you get more bang for your buck. Same api
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by killingtime74 1mo ago
Would have been easy for them to help out given Zuckerberg wasn't even on board. At least the support ship could have
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by killingtime74 1mo ago
Only if there is no further additional demand created by the now lower cost of doing the work. Take lighting as an example. As it has progressed from burning expensive candles to now leds, our demand for lighting has continued to increase.
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by killingtime74 1mo ago
It's not close to zero. https://artificialanalysis.ai/?omniscience=omniscience-hallu... . Hallucinations bring to question what you think you've learned. That's going to cost long-term if you labor under mis-a
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by killingtime74 1mo ago
I write more but I'm no NASA engineer
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by killingtime74 1mo ago
The moment they raise their prices im going to a better model.
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by killingtime74 1mo ago
it takes you almost 5 mins to write at most 1 word?
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by killingtime74 2mo ago
I love how nobody cares about copyright anymore. Not even an after thought. Might be okay if you're an employee of anthropic/openai but for us mere mortals I'm not sure I would share something this blatant. In US it's $1
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by killingtime74 2mo ago
Thank you!
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by killingtime74 2mo ago
Did you not benchmark latest GPT 5.6 or GLM 5.1/Kimi K3 because of cost? I can run them if you share how you ran them
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by killingtime74 2mo ago
How will they physically enforce the ban. They would have to go into everyone's house to search them. Using an llm also doesn't give off any signatures like BitTorrent or even visiting a papers site might. Can you propose even one

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