nateb2022

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MelonJS: Modern and featured HTML5 game engine(melonjs.org)
2 points by nateb2022 3d ago|0 comments
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by nateb2022 5d ago
Tangential; but why does this site request permission to communicate with devices on my local network?
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by nateb2022 6d ago
Love the idea but I can't help but think of this as RCE as a feature haha
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by nateb2022 7d ago
> For comparison, DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731, a 284B model, costs around $0.1/Mtok for output from the cheapest providers on OpenRouter. I am not sure how much of this difference comes from the efficiency of running models at scale, pri
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Trump promises $5k payout to U.S. adults if Republicans win election(reuters.com)
46 points by nateb2022 7d ago|45 comments
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by nateb2022 7d ago
I would love to see some "pro" features hit the Pro or Pro Max. Something I've wanted for a while is the ability to have more than 2 active eSIMs; I think a dual modem would be really cool, maybe with some features targeting
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by nateb2022 7d ago
> HN spread total disinformation and propaganda about it to us, blaming governments who actually banned it Source?
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by nateb2022 12d ago
cf. https://github.com/TellinaTool/nl2bash paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.08979
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by nateb2022 12d ago
Interesting, it blocks 3 out of my 4 domains. One of the blocked ones is over a year old. 2 (1 blocked, 1 not) use Cloudflare for DNS. The other 2 use porkbun.
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by nateb2022 13d ago
I'm surprised the OpenAI employee who pushed this didn't take the minute or two to format README.md to use GitHub-supported LaTeX ( https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/writing-on-github/wor... ) ed
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by nateb2022 13d ago
The article had been posted on the openai subreddit, which was live at time of posting (giving me a 404 now). Title copied verbatim from article.
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Playco cut manual fixes 50% prototyping games with GPT‑6 Astra(openai.com)
4 points by nateb2022 13d ago|4 comments
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by nateb2022 13d ago
US v. Wong Kim Ark (1898) has much bearing on this question and remains one of the best precedental interpretations of the 14th Amendment wrt this issue; It records the matter in which: The question presented by the record is whether
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by nateb2022 13d ago
I would contend most corporations have a lot more managers than is necessary.
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by nateb2022 13d ago
You can take a more involved approach to AI assisted development. Work at the line/function completion level, rather than vibing inside a harness. Zed offers a lot of this style of development out of the box, and you can use Copilot in
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by nateb2022 13d ago
Exactly this. The point of human management is not to do subordinates' jobs, rather to ensure that subordinates are performing their jobs to some standard of adequacy.
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by nateb2022 13d ago
Claude went down earlier today
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Content Credentials: a nutrition label for digital content(contentcredentials.org)
2 points by nateb2022 14d ago|0 comments
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by nateb2022 16d ago
Yeah, I would be impressed by an economist talented enough to discern a defensible signal on the impact of AI on real job growth. I think the next best thing we have is to observe the tendencies of supply/demand; if people were activel
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TimesFM-3: zero-shot foundation model for multivariate forecasting(research.google)
2 points by nateb2022 16d ago|0 comments
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by nateb2022 16d ago
Correlation isn't causation; in the last few years we've experienced some significant economic headwinds like COVID and the current oil crisis. AI rollout is not happening in a vacuum.
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by nateb2022 16d ago
I agree there, I think if we differentiate between first and second order AI companies (companies producing models vs applying those models to everyday tasks) I do think a lot of the hype comes from the 2nd order companies, since they neces
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by nateb2022 16d ago
There's a lot of that type of slop on LinkedIn (with accompanying slop comments) but they're not taken anywhere as seriously as the more thoughtful blog posts like this Also in technical circles, we're pretty aware of the mar
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by nateb2022 16d ago
Most of the alarmist writing I see about AI displacing workers or suddenly and drastically changing the economy seem to be written by people who are pretty removed from technology or the actual businesses in which AI is allegedly replacing
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by nateb2022 16d ago
Your 2x-4x cheaper claim is really hard to verify without transparent pricing for input/cache/output. Seems like you don't want to be easily compared to other providers, like on OpenRouter? Edit: some back of the napkin math
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by nateb2022 16d ago
Tangentially this makes me wonder how large Opus really is. Perhaps Opus is a lot smaller than most of the 1T+ assumptions, just a lot more post-training/ finetuning on a 300-400B sized MoE model.
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by nateb2022 18d ago
The $299 introductory price is not bad at all; for comparison, a Raspberry Pi 5 with 16GB RAM runs you ~$350 (Adafruit). And this Ventuno Q includes 40TOPS that the Pi doesn't come with by default, the Pi AI HAT+ 2 costs another ~$220
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by nateb2022 19d ago
pyreqwest has been delightful so far: https://github.com/MarkusSintonen/pyreqwest It's been a pleasure to use, has a httpx compatibility layer, and it's fast ( https://github.com/MarkusSintonen
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by nateb2022 20d ago
I think the weighted average takes into account all providers (some DS4 flash providers are 'premium' providers and offering higher speeds for higher pricing) and these are tilting the scale
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by nateb2022 21d ago
updated thanks

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