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by mohsen1 7d ago
I am speculating but hard to not see that DeepSeek is brewing a full Pro model with those new techniques to come out right around the time of Anthropic and/or OpenAI IPO to tamper the excitement for their offering.
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by mohsen1 9d ago
Turkish as well. They moved from Arabic to Latin script.
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by mohsen1 9d ago
I absolutely loathe my LG smart TV. Just switching to another input requires 3 button press. I hope someone uses their free time to hack the OS and offer a clean and simple interface to make it a “dumb” TV.
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by mohsen1 21d ago
I have a question about “domain expertise” as a component of future knowledge worker requirements. How does one gain such expertise in a context where thinking is expected to be delegated to AI (shifting from problem solving to question ask
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by mohsen1 21d ago
> The company on Wednesday confirmed speculation that the Ox Alpha model is a new iteration of its GLM series and said it will release the weights for it tonight, in response to queries by Bloomberg News. Seems legit. It's really ha
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Issues Reaching Status.claude.com(anthropic.statuspage.io)
3 points by mohsen1 1mo ago|0 comments
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by mohsen1 1mo ago
wow i totally missed "It Was Just an Accident". Have to watch asap.
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by mohsen1 1mo ago
Hmmm... I had a different experience. They had a fully automated environment where you ha to write test that passes some tests. No human involved. And the time requirement was insanely tight
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by mohsen1 1mo ago
That's a lot of words to say you need larger set of questions for today's models. 300 questions won't be enough to find the difference
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by mohsen1 2mo ago
> one of the basic tenants of algorithm development was that you can't just brute-force your way towards a solution for some complex problems Mote-Carlo is pretty useful still. Not sure if your statement holds
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by mohsen1 2mo ago
Do you think any programmer really understands how their program works end-to-end? At some abstraction layer, we're all clueless. There are many layers between what you type into the text editor and the actual CPU ticks that make your
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by mohsen1 2mo ago
RL. Lots of RL
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by mohsen1 2mo ago
I thought the same. If your life is so in order that you routinely sleep on the same interval, perhaps your life is not as stressful as others who sleep more chaotically
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by mohsen1 2mo ago
This is a Chrome extension that records lots of details in a usage session. Stuff like network calls, console logs, screenshots and also optionally screenshots and user narration Tools like this exist, but every one I tried is uploading the
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Show HN: A free and open source session recording Chrome extension
3 points by mohsen1 2mo ago|0 comments
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by mohsen1 2mo ago
Thanks! Any pro tips for sharding? I landed on single job because couldn't get cache to work properly for shards to be fast enough to worth it
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by mohsen1 2mo ago
I love nextest. without it my CI could take hours https://github.com/tsz-org/tsz/actions/runs/29002057457/job/... watch it running 32.5k unit tests without breaking a sweat!
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by mohsen1 2mo ago
This is perfect for my Chrome Extension for recording sessions and capturing screenshots, audio narration and videos. The output is a zip file with everything so if user wants to share they can use this https://github.com/mo
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by mohsen1 2mo ago
I have a philosophical problem with adaptive thinking. It’s a dumb guess for how much thinking budget to allocate ahead of thinking. At least in the context of LLMs there is probably no way of knowing how much thinking (token generation) is
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by mohsen1 3mo ago
Computer Scientist Explains One Concept in 5 Levels of Difficult https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOGdb1CTu5c This video is very beautifully explains it
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by mohsen1 3mo ago
This seems to be a new trend. Noticed it with GPT "ultra" in their announcement[1]. I'm with you, a large language model and a system of many language models working together are not the same thing [1] https://news
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by mohsen1 3mo ago
It seems like we forget that LLMs are next token prediction systems. Using raw models without instruction following and chat completion bells and whistles will give you a better feeling of what LLMs are. The current interface to LLMs are he
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by mohsen1 3mo ago
Nice thing about the microvm is that you can snapshot it and restore it. Keeping the fs minimal is my goal. Snapshots restore much faster if they do not include 5GB of source code
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by mohsen1 3mo ago
I’ve been working with AgentCore that uses the same MicroVMs. They are capable in many ways but for coding agents that load a big got repo they get bloated quickly with the git repo. I’m building this google3 style mounting to address this.
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by mohsen1 3mo ago
Confusion is: ultracode is not a different model with its own benchmarks
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by mohsen1 3mo ago
NYT's The Daily covered this a few days ago. Has a few interesting details about what went on... https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/04/podcasts/the-daily/trump-...
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by mohsen1 3mo ago
> Additionally, we’re introducing a new `ultra` mode that goes beyond the capabilities of a single agent by leveraging subagents to accelerate complex work. I'm curious about how does this work? Do the subagents also get to use the
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by mohsen1 3mo ago
Jokes on them, I just used Safari's summary feature. Even the title was enough for me to get the point.
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by mohsen1 3mo ago
Thanks! Two thoughts: - if this port is happening on a single machine, you are better off with work trees. You can reuse worktrees if creating a new one is expensive. https://github.com/satococoa/git-worktreeinclude ca
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by mohsen1 3mo ago
Link to the discussion that gave me the idea: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48631726#48634278

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