m101

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by m101 4d ago
However bad anthropic’s financials look I’m sure OpenAI’s look even worse
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by m101 10d ago
Presumably there’s a future where your ai agent posts all your videos / pictures / comments on every platform you have so we get around the idea of X, for example, being the only one to receive posts?
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by m101 11d ago
If the government is stupid enough to write law that it cannot enforce when applied by all citizens (and not only those with means), then we should welcome anything which will bring about the demise of those laws.
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by m101 12d ago
I guess in theory it can already run basically unnoticed on a MacBook Pro, and there are millions of them out there
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by m101 13d ago
20x related to the 5h limit only. Weekly seems to be around 10x, although they deliberately don’t give a number. OpenAI is 20x on both limits
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by m101 14d ago
It does require regulation if you, as the state, find it inconvenient where the proceeds of the arbitrage end up.
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by m101 14d ago
Costs not born by those who made the decision is kind of a key property of the EU integration project in general.
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by m101 15d ago
I think the most interesting thing about this, that I can tell so far, is the cache hit discount. Anyone who had an autocompaction threshold optimised for their use case should consider upping it from where it is. I would be interested in w
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Claude weekly limit for "20x" plan is 10x; 20x applying to 5h limits(twitter.com)
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by m101 17d ago
When I was young and naive I voted to remain in the EU in the brexit referendum. Since then I’ve learned a few things and realise the EU is not an institution to be affiliated with politically. In terms of what we did with the opportunity w
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by m101 21d ago
Interesting. I guess one would then ask why was it not the case that the merchants were not also behaving in a similar way and looking for the cheapest payment processors (as long as they were also asked to eat their own side of the fees).
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by m101 22d ago
The only way to solve this is to have the user of the credit/debit card pay the fee. Sure, you can do an EU thing of 0.2-0.3% or whatever it is, but this might still be 0.2-0.3% more than it could be in a competitive market.
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by m101 22d ago
Patrick McKenzie is a dishonest industry insider that cannot be trusted on this topic, and therefore probably any other. Sophistry to an extreme.
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by m101 22d ago
Not publicly acknowledging how misallocation of capital may be happening today shows he is corrupt. He’s not that dumb to not know it’s a major risk to the whole story, and is certainly financially incentivised to write as he does.
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by m101 22d ago
With the corollary that old hardware valuations will plummet with them. Although given we have marginal pricing we need to push through to those lower prices in the face of increasing demand, so timing of this is uncertain and the key to th
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by m101 23d ago
These are my opinions on which circumstances Sol fails terribly vs Fable. I am the type of coder that vibe codes - I talk to the agent about a problem, have it write a plan, red team the plan, and then implement the plan. These projects are
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by m101 29d ago
Perhaps not most but surely some, and in the future perhaps increasingly easily. I’d have thought that even today people would validate a number of models for certain tasks and on a daily basis go for the cheapest provider when they run tha
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by m101 29d ago
I think what is going on here is that OpenAI are employing price differentiation to capture more of the market. The captive API customers are already there. There are bunch of potential customers that are price sensitive and are at openrout
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by m101 1mo ago
Here are the numbers for the US, as a percentage of GDP: - Government Debt: 123.0% - Tax Receipts: 17.2% - Spending: 23.1% - Deficit: 5.9% - Interest on Debt: 4.2% So yeah, 1/4 of taxes go to paying interest. To allay the debt concern
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by m101 1mo ago
Is the only reason that a behind the meter subsidy is more efficient because it reduces the upfront for an equivalent kWh storage (with the consumer footing the difference)? I would have thought few, larger, batteries at local substations w
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by m101 1mo ago
Tibo said it’s permanent, whatever that means
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by m101 1mo ago
Does anyone know how the grok allowances compare to OpenAI / Anthropic for the monthly plans? I heard they're not generous, which means I never really bother testing Grok.
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by m101 1mo ago
This sounds like some sort of financing arrangement for nvidia customers purchasing nvidia hardware, but probably with the nvidia backstop at the end - so it might actually ultimately be nvidia credit in this, although unclear from the rele
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by m101 1mo ago
This to me smells like OpenAI don’t trust the IPO price to hold 6 months before employees get liquidity, so they’re cashing them out early and will replace the capital with IPO capital.
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by m101 1mo ago
Thanks I’ll give that a go. Would you run a less costly model as the supervisor given it’s consuming a lot of text and may have a simpler task to do like “make sure the implementing model doesn’t start over-engineering things”?
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by m101 1mo ago
Could you go into how you run two instances that speak to each other in an implementer / advisor role in parallel? I’ve been looking for this sort of orchestrator / worker solution where there’s constant feedback and nudging betwe
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by m101 1mo ago
I’ve been a light reader of Stephen Wolfram’s work over the years. I am grateful he’s taken the time to write this tribute. May she rest in peace and condolences to Stephen. How I considered Stephen coming in to this: 1) he is wonderfully g
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by m101 2mo ago
Michael Burry's substack answers this in his articles over the last week. It's along the lines of there are a number of market players that are taking on similar position in the market. These market players use leverage. Because o
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by m101 2mo ago
A friend of mine has the same problem with his, but his AC unit doesn't have knobs but rather has touch sensitive buttons (those ones where a finger is required). Any ideas how we might get around controlling that one?
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by m101 2mo ago
His complaining about the cost of distilling is hypocritical when the cost of writing all that text on the back of which he trained is also far lower than the cost of producing that text in the first place. The moral issue stops at wherever

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