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vcryan
3d ago
Houthis are very resourceful
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18d ago
Oh yes! I forgot about that. Yes, you can see this in benchmarks about hy3 preview and hy3 release still today because they measured them separately - it was significant.
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18d ago
I used Hy3 quite a bit for the type of tasks it was suited for. Excited about this. My one concern over Hy3 was speed. In theory, it could be served much faster as a smaller model but it was relatively slow everywhere I could get it (includ
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20d ago
Definitely curious to get the perspective on this topic from some of Jeffrey Epstein's other friends as well.
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vcryan
21d ago
Yes, 37Signals DHH have an amazing gift for taking something that is old and not interesting and getting a lot of attention for making it seem new and innovative. That is a gift!
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21d ago
Look - I'm am the opposite of DHH fan -- that said -- they could fix all these bugs/security issues that same way they created them. It makes sense to some extent to create a product that emphasized what is different about it from
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23d ago
I hate to day this, but most coding work isn't hard at all - for a human or AI. There are a lot of important skills around coding, but for most people, much of the time, they are not doing any coding that is particularly challenging, d
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29d ago
Or a one state solution with a Palestinian leader.
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29d ago
Yes, but when your trying to cover up a genocide it's a bit different
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29d ago
I wouldn't say everywhere. Who else is trying to cover up genocide, ethic cleansing, and apartheid?
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1mo ago
Definitely not relevant. But is it even news? I'm sure some of them farted - who cares?
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1mo ago
The feeling of "leadership" is probably a hallucination unless your actions are being followed by other humans. Generally speaking, leadership is quite unlike issueing others that others follow unquestionably.
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1mo ago
Let's see what it is. They said "significantly" not "tremendously". Doubling the price would be significant, still, it would be very affordable. Let's see!
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1mo ago
Meta never wants to be left out.
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1mo ago
It seems like one day, Google or Meta might produce a coding model worth discussing. That day is not today.
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1mo ago
It really depends on how you define "complete". It's possible the answer in "not large at all" if we're looking for high-quality, reliable, user-friendly software that works near perfectly after being written,
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1mo ago
Agree. Harness can not be a moat. There are many open harnesses and they are at least on par with the providers ones. It looks like Anthropic/OpenAI's approach to vendor lock-in is not so much the inference or the harness it is fu
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2mo ago
People tend to overlook the main benefit of Tailwind: components and pages become self-contained. As such, changing them doesn't cause unintended side-effects to other pages and all or parts of a component can be dropped into another p
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2mo ago
These risks are significantly overstated.
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2mo ago
I generate a lot of code, a lot of PRs, a lot of issues and git/Github are fine for me. As a software engineer, I face many challenging issues but git is not one of them.
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2mo ago
Well, except for the part where the religion forbids it.
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2mo ago
I guess they have to make some statement about this, but we don't have to care. This is like the zoo making a statement about the employment of clowns. Clowns a a circus thing, nobody asked the zoo's opinion.
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2mo ago
Did you ask them if they wanted to talk to each other? I'd like to see the user research in this.
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2mo ago
Yes, the way you are gathering data is very inaccurate. For example, a certain county has bombed several churches in the past few years - and that appears not to register at all.
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2mo ago
They had a good run!
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2mo ago
I'm surprised that Nemotron gets mentioned at all. In my experiments with it for coding tasks it performed extremely poorly, essentially unusable.
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2mo ago
Yes, please - delete my health data. I want my health data - I didn't want Samsung or anyone else to have it unless I provide it. And even then, you can't keep it - you can look at it. It's mine.
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3mo ago
I do all my development as a longish running pipeline that mimics how I used to write software. There is a high-level plan, it gets decomposed into steps that get performed sequentially. If during a step something occurs that challenges the
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3mo ago
We are all people. This ally-of-the-west framing is propaganda. Who has harmed me more: this US or China? Who do I have more in common with: a tech worker in China or a US government official? (I'm based in US - I use the best tech for
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3mo ago
I'm with the herd on this one: unless you're looking for a sort of "retro" feel, most designers are not reaching for Material Design.
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