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by throwaw12 4d ago
I am very skeptical of those 3 faces of American AI labs: Dario, Sam and Elon Are they trying to stop everyone else from catching up with them or have they hit some kind of roadblock to improve models even further? But IMO, they're not
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by throwaw12 4d ago
Do you use any Israeli products? What do you say about them?
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by throwaw12 5d ago
It is bad when it's done by nations outside of the West When West does same, it is capitalism for the prosperity of everyone, healthy competition
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by throwaw12 5d ago
Good that we have Chinese models now, we can host anywhere and use as much as we like without age verification. Also, what's the reason banning minors? Is AI bad for mental health? If so, should companies also ban them to prevent burno
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by throwaw12 5d ago
question would be, is it necessary to introduce another point of failure? of course it is possible, but is this the right time to engineer that solution and make automated screenshot uploads, or connect it to gemini to upload screenshots fr
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by throwaw12 6d ago
In which topics Gemini is better? Is it ChatGPT can't handle them or doesn't provide clear explanation?
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by throwaw12 6d ago
Because app design can change, if you are showing it in the website, everytime app design changes you need to update website screenshots as well to stay consistent
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by throwaw12 11d ago
> Learn Programming with OCaml Lately, I keep asking myself, do I need to learn this new thing, should I force myself to learn this thing, LLMs know it anyways and so on. So (asking genuinely), should we learn these things?
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by throwaw12 13d ago
impossible, because bots will adjust to new way of writing very quickly. at the end of the day, they will be trained with the new style
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ClickHouse vs. OpenObserve for Logs, Metrics and Traces (2026)(openobserve.ai)
2 points by throwaw12 14d ago|0 comments
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by throwaw12 14d ago
Didn't know the "Highest scoring EU model" has a low bar, lower than Qwen3.8-27B, but still congratulations on the milestone, hopefully next iterations will get better from here
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by throwaw12 18d ago
Something deep inside me is saying this is good for us, because Cursor will try harder to train better coding models to stay afloat.
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by throwaw12 20d ago
I don't think proposed plan with tariffs will be effective, because once scaled up and generating enough revenue, MBA will come and outsource everything, to make more money
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by throwaw12 21d ago
what if it was because of quantization and they haven't released the new benchmarks for it? Anything which changes the model needs new benchmarks I guess to compare with other models, otherwise you can benchmark Fable, and distill it t
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by throwaw12 21d ago
you are right, but we also can't control other people who are posting there, lots of AI/ML news happen there because where else can you post them? I don't think instagram, snapchat or facebook is good forum for such news &#x2
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by throwaw12 21d ago
I am not selling shovels, I just like to see when there is real competition on the market and I hate regulatory capture what Anthropic is trying to do for models, because they are scared of Chinese open weight models. In terms of GPUs whole
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Ask HN: What are you using to access x.com at the moment?
6 points by throwaw12 22d ago|9 comments
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by throwaw12 22d ago
these GPUs make computation faster, I understand as of now maybe all the computation is used to generate yet another junk LinkedIn post or unnecessary RFC, but at some point this craze should settle and we will be left with powerful computa
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by throwaw12 22d ago
Competition is good for all of us, we will get better and faster chips. Or at least Nvidia GPUs will become slightly cheaper for regular consumers again
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by throwaw12 22d ago
how much performance (tok/s) can you expect from 128GB Strix Halo? assuming this model will be released with FP8 also can you use it for fine tuning?
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by throwaw12 22d ago
> And "the West” does not really do genocide anymore, either Don't want to get into the definition of genocide, but sure, you can think of whatever you want, but facts are different ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by throwaw12 22d ago
> I find it ridiculous that you are so high on “the west is bad, China good” Can you read what I have written? if not, let me copy what I wrote earlier here: > I am fine with lesser of 2 evils > But it obviously has its own problem
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by throwaw12 22d ago
> China is imperialist as any other country. Sure, but not the way West conducted it, by going and killing generations of people. Look at India, before British colonization they accounted for almost 25% GDP of the world (~1700s), now it
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by throwaw12 23d ago
> How would you call decades of chinese state-sponsored industrial espionage of western IP? Benevolent act? I want to share 3 things here, to think out loud: 1. lets not go too far to the past, because I will say industrial espionage is
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by throwaw12 23d ago
I think Steve somewhat predicted the future well. He might be slightly off, because he is overly optimistic and operates at the edge, but look at Gas Town, when it was released it felt like dystopian, today it looks not too far away, I am s
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by throwaw12 23d ago
all for profit companies are greedy by their nature, but US companies are on a different level because you can 'buy' the government by lobbying or supporting their election campaigns or break the law and eventually make sure law i
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by throwaw12 23d ago
> those companies live and die by the CCP I don't care about internal politics of a state, as long as they are not killing people deliberately on a daily basis or invading other countries and killing their people. How government is
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by throwaw12 23d ago
I love this, really, competition on a global scale is good for us, bad for greedy US corporations. For example, I consider Meta as bigger threat to society, than Xiaomi, DeepSeek, z.ai and other top Chinese companies (haven't used Chin
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by throwaw12 23d ago
To make conversation productive, please define "national security" in this case. For example, if China can't install its hardware in Pentagon, why is it a threat to national security. On the other hand, if you say, Intel will
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by throwaw12 23d ago
it also feels like they are optimizing their models to output more tokens, because everyone is saying inference is profitable, they wan't to close the gap between training and inference cost by increasing output token count (which also

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