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matznerd
29d ago
Not OP, but you can't set a per api key limit in OpenAI Platform, you also can't really easily see spending going on per key, and its also in a far off page separate from the keys, really not easy to see what is going on with spen
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2mo ago
Is there any way to make it so that when you plug new things in, the power doesn't renegotiate causing other things plugged in to reconnect/flicker/interrupt. Looking for high power USB C hubs that don't do that, but see
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3mo ago
Great that it was available, but compared to Peter's version this one is inferior. It didn't have draft email as a default and asking it to write a draft would just send the email, oops lol. And doesn't have mutli-account sup
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5mo ago
have enough sessions going that you just cycled through them and by the time you get back that chat is ready to go again. Easier sometimes staying in same project, sometimes easier if you don't use worktrees to work on different projec
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5mo ago
I thought this post was going to be a metaphor about how most people can barely handle 1 project, while some people need to multiple projects for it to feel natural...
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matznerd
1y ago
I do writing with RAG and it can be implemented to suprisingly good if you already have your own writing that the text is being generated from. FAQs etc can be pretty easy when your content is context for the AI. After a few rounds of AI ge
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1y ago
Dear Notion employees, please, if you're advertise mail and calendar as features, add them into your app and do not make them open in new tabs. I want an all in one thing, why is that so hard, you already have tabs built in? Thanks!
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1y ago
okay but what about "c" being nearly the same as "z", neither of which look like the character and are nearly(?) identical. Is our brain supposed to just be able to figure it out?
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1y ago
"A large new study published in the International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health provides evidence that exposure to certain workplace chemicals among parents may influence the severity of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) sym
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1y ago
hard disagree
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1y ago
These are 8bit versions On mac, use LM Studio to download it, just search "oss mlx", and note there is an mlx toggle box on search. Link for the 120B version: https://huggingface.co/lmstudio-community/gpt-oss-
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Version of OpenAIs's new open source 20B model, optimized to run on Mac (MLX)
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1y ago
Also, these small models are meant to be run local so not going to appear on openrouter...
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1y ago
Here are the LM Studio MLX models: LM Studio community: 20b: b https://huggingface.co/lmstudio-community/gpt-oss-20b-MLX-8b... 120b: https://huggingface.co/lmstudio-community/gpt-oss-120b-MLX-8...
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1y ago
thanks openai for being open ;) Surprised there are no official MLX versions and only one mention of MLX in this thread. MLX basically converst the models to take advntage of mac unified memory for 2-5x increase in power, enabling macs to r
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1y ago
Love the work you're doing at Unsloth!
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1y ago
If you're on Mac you can download LM Studio and get the MLX version (edit - links below). I am running it on 64 gb M1 and it takes about ~30 gb ram. I've been on the hunt for a local orchestrator model that interprets input with s
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1y ago
go to chrome://flags , follow these instructions https://youtu.be/q7dnkGdndNo?t=220 then load extension in developer mode
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1y ago
I think what you're missing is that this is likely in preparation for some sort of AR glasses and something smaller form factor than the Vision Pro that will require transparency so you can see through to the real world etc...
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1y ago
There is a reason that longevists, longevity researchers, and biohackers focus on mitochondrial enhancement through various means, supplementing NAD/NR, Ubiquinol, PQQ, ALCAR, photobiomodulation, etc "Your eyes transform light int
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1y ago
What about "fast apps" as in apps you build with AI to quickly fill a niche knowing it won't be a long term viable business, but build to just for that moment?
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1y ago
You're missing that Claude desktop has MCP servers, which can extend it to do a lot more, including much better real life "out of the box" uses. You can do things like use Obsidian as a filesystem or connect to local database
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1y ago
This is one of the ways we get all of the secondary metabolites from plants, most of the compounds in supplements and drugs that are active in humans. They come from mutations of the existing DNA, then are able to change from there without
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1y ago
How can we trust a human to run the study, isn't there a bias? Needs an AI prompted to be a research scientist as a co-author for it to be balanced.
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2y ago
A better question is how do we not have a dark mode/system settings for HN?
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2y ago
Hi Boris et al, can you comment on increased conversation lengths or limits through the UI? I didn't see that mentioned in the blog post, but it is a continued major concern of $20/month Claude.ai users. Is this an issue that shou
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Lol I don't think there are that many, which area? But gas stations can be like normal businesses there and often have restaurants and sometimes even hotels. I accidentally stayed at a gas station hotel once by the airport, when my go
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2y ago
Not sure why Albanian bunkers are on the front of HN, but I've been living in Albania/Kosovo for the last couple of years working to use nickel hyperaccumulator plants to mine nickel (phytomining), while removing carbon with olivi
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Plan, Plant, Planet (1989) [pdf]
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Plan, Plant, Planet is an article written by Terence McKenna, the ethnobotanist and psychonaut, for the Whole Earth Catalog in 1989 on the need for humans to look towards plants and their concepts for solutions to solve the crises of the 21
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