kristofferR

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by kristofferR 4d ago
Cloud models will always have massive benefits of scale. Caching is the simplest one to understand, cloud providers often reach a 90% cache hit rate, so hosting the same request locally on the exact same model on the same hardware is often
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by kristofferR 7d ago
That's not true, the journalists are hands on with it right now. Here's a live stream of the popular obnoxious streamer, he held it a few minutes ago (also talked with MKBHD). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CPAtE
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by kristofferR 7d ago
Yeah, but it's not funny since it doesn't match reality.
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by kristofferR 13d ago
That makes no sense, they should be able to host chatgpt.com regardless and just say "Sorry, we're at capacity" or something instead of hard 404
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by kristofferR 13d ago
Yes. I'd avoid using services like this.
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by kristofferR 13d ago
This ain't just slow/at capacity, this is dead down.
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by kristofferR 13d ago
Wooohoo, was in bad need of a reset!
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by kristofferR 13d ago
So? There's still a connection to products not provided by them. Remember that this is a TOS, so you gotta presume that they will act as malicious as possible within the text.
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by kristofferR 19d ago
" Your Google Cloud billing account is being processed. Processing time varies from a few moments to a few weeks. " What kind of bullshit is this? I want to test out Gemini-3.5-Transcribe in my app, but have to wait a completely i
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by kristofferR 21d ago
They have their own apps and repos. By your standard Ubuntu is a bunch of dotfiles on top of Debian
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by kristofferR 21d ago
Come on, this is so dishonest, his personality has basically nothing to do with Omarchys popularity, and it has loads of merit. It's way more pleasant to use than all other distros I've tried. To claim that it is super simple for
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by kristofferR 21d ago
> Creating a useful product that people want -- this is the hard part. When you do that you'll just a bunch of people clowning on the project due to the politics of the founder.
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by kristofferR 21d ago
Just hype, it's Kagi all over again. People said the same thing there, we're just too cynical, not used to people getting excited about really cool stuff anymore.
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by kristofferR 21d ago
Yeah, this is so annoying. I switched to Omarchy 4.0 from CachyOS and is having an amazing experience so far, barely know anything about DHH other than that he made Rails, and now everybody is calling me a racist sympathizer.
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by kristofferR 21d ago
It's AI and dev forward in a brilliant way. It ships with its own skill [1], so agents actually work way better out of the box than on other distros. Something crashes? Click the notification and your agent solves the bug. It also has
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by kristofferR 21d ago
63% at DeepSWE. https://x.com/davis7/status/2091285712566140986 Wenghi is behind DeepSWE, one of the best benchmarks.
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by kristofferR 1mo ago
If anything it seems like you are the one with an attention span problem when you can't remember that he posted the correct consise definition earlier in this thread. Being a dick when justified is counter-productive, but being a dick
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by kristofferR 1mo ago
Sure, but you don't represent the average ChatGPT free user in that case probably. I regularly do super complicated queries that Pro spends ages replying to, but yesterday I also asked if chilis are toxic, or just unpleasant, for dogs,
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by kristofferR 1mo ago
90+% of queries are probably so common/evergreen that, if a cheaper model made all the different language varients and ways of asking the question into one query, they could be cached quite effectively.
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by kristofferR 1mo ago
I built my own financial dashboard and used Enable Banking Accounts API, it's free to use for such limited usage, and they support most European banks at least. https://enablebanking.com/accounts-api/
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by kristofferR 2mo ago
And Vibepollo solves many issues Apollo has
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by kristofferR 2mo ago
Vibepollo is damn great, best solution on Windows by far. Totally painless and damn smooth, don't diss it because of its vibecoding.
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by kristofferR 2mo ago
That's fine for flat videos, but 360 videos usually need processing before they're usable. I'm unsure if there are other software options that handle Insta360 360 videos well.
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by kristofferR 2mo ago
The Chinese just saved the world economy by draining their absurdly enormous oil storage reserves nobody knew they had, wouldn't surprise me if they had lots of hidden compute too.
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by kristofferR 3mo ago
Microphonics = cable noise, like when the cable drags against your zipper.
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by kristofferR 3mo ago
Not to mention the microphonics
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by kristofferR 3mo ago
What a party pooper the current US government is... I'm not excited right now at all, while normally a new GPT release would be so much fun to test out.
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by kristofferR 3mo ago
Why would they use Max 5x instead of Max 20x, which is cheaper relatively speaking?
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by kristofferR 3mo ago
It's hard, but I try to verify it as best as possible by doing multiple independent runs, often one with GPT-5.5 and one with Opus, and then verify that they agree. When I'm as certain as possible I release it and rely on feedback
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by kristofferR 3mo ago
Yeah, this describes me perfectly. I can't really program, but I'm now building a bunch of different projects and submitting PRs that people seem to appreciate. https://github.com/kristofferR One of them, a Home A

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