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pyeri
2mo ago
Altman may not be an altruist but the overall direction the organization takes is what matters in the end. And as long as that organization retains even a semblance of a non-profit (despite having a revenue centric approach to tackle compet
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Show HN: Gubbi – Minimalist LLM Chatbot
(github.com)
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2mo ago
This maneuver requires you to anticipate all the edge cases or error messages beforehand which is practically not possible in many situations. The moment something unanticipated happens or the model changes its processing logic, the tool ca
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pyeri
3mo ago
The capacity conundrum here is very unique. Similar to pareto optimization principle: => 80% of engineering problems == budget models like gpt-mini can handle. => 15% of complex reasoning, vibe coding == frontier models like Opus, sti
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From Slop to Determinism – Shifting the Narrative Space
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3mo ago
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Thoughts on Asimovian AI Beyond LLMs and Creative Machines
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
I'm a Senior Freelance Programmer, I can see many of my past and present clients moving towards the exact path you described. I keep warning them during meetings that Claude model isn't sustainable for long, eventually the VCs wil
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Anyone else feels many LLMs are heavily biased towards consumerism these days?
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
Might not be a very popular advice or even what you're looking for, but I think Anthropic banning you (or any user for that matter) is a blessing in disguise. The sheer amount of compute resources consumed by their high reasoning "
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The AI Conundrum: We are living in highly subsidized, interesting times
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
Have you tried one of the Kimi K2 models or the latest GLM models by z.ai? The general consensus is that they're at least at par with Claude's class.
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pyeri
3mo ago
Great work, thanks for sharing.
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pyeri
3mo ago
At some point, there will come a saturation point for that "Opportunity cost FOMO train ride", and I think we are already past that point. Mythos class models are a whole different beasts and cutting edge on reasoning but not much
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Applying Brevity and Language Efficiency in Prompt Engineering
(prahladyeri.github.io)
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
It became a thing due to the experience of self-reflection. The million dollar question is how come humans (and few other organisms) are able to self reflect on their biology, life situations, logic, math and even consciousness itself? Howe
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3mo ago
It was totally a rigged referendum, that bus hoarding propaganda somehow worked and the masses fell for the lies. But a great number didn't and it was barely lost by a few percentage points. David Cameron should have stayed and battled
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3mo ago
My bet is they'll keep subsidizing for a considerable period of time, at least 1-2 decades more. Most AI companies are just testing the waters with paid tiers right now, their greatest fear with increased pricing is folks reverting bac
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4mo ago
Is Vivaldi any good?
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pyeri
7mo ago
New prices are almost like double, a tad too high for an industry with wafer thin margins I think.
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pyeri
7mo ago
I've found some basic lifestyle changes to be way more effective at weight-loss and inducing well-being than a drastic chemical therapy like Ozempic. Imbibe at your own risk. - Intermittent fasting (16x8 or at least stop eating after s
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8mo ago
If bots are being used to create chaos in society, it really isn't possible that the platforms themselves are just innocent bystanders here. It is technically possible and quite easy for the platforms to block bots if they really wante
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8mo ago
> I personally do not like the Javascript frontend ecosystem. It's hacks on top of hacks on top of hacks. But, do you know another way to deploy software that's cross-platform and basically free of gatekeepers? One way is what
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8mo ago
Not a tailwind geek myself but I think how they justify is "better to have a little extra spaghetti in your html code than create a truck load of spaghetti in your app.css stylesheet." The alternative to using tailwind here is t
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Unpopular Opinion: Bootstrap is a better front-end framework than Tailwind
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8mo ago
A quiz app using minimal components like esbuild, bootstrap, etc. and pure js for routing and MVC: https://github.com/prahladyeri/abhyasa/ Also open-quiz-commons, the mcq dataset that powers the above quiz app: h
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Show HN: Abhyasa – Modular Quiz and Assessment Engine
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9mo ago
Expect petrol/gasoline prices to rise in coming future considering this new geopolitical risk.
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What next after react/Next.js in webdev world?
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Dismal reality of modern day corporate IT
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10mo ago
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Why is Apache still popular even as Nginx has proven its mettle on performance?
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10mo ago
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