vfalbor

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by vfalbor 1mo ago
I have created a couple of subjects, the cell and the mitochondria: https://vfalbor.github.io/cell-tycoon/cell/ https://vfalbor.github.io/cell-tycoon/mito/
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by vfalbor 1mo ago
My question is what LLM the author used for dev the web page? Maybe Claude? or ChatGPT?
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by vfalbor 2mo ago
You couldn't be more wrong. What's being sold are chunks of time with access to specialized hardware resources. Through which model or with which device is irrelevant; the one winning, and continuing to win for some time, is Nvidi
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by vfalbor 2mo ago
You couldn't be more wrong. What's being sold are chunks of time with access to specialized hardware resources. Through which model or with which device is irrelevant; the one winning, and continuing to win for some time, is Nvidi
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by vfalbor 2mo ago
It would be interesting to take weather forecasts into account.
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by vfalbor 2mo ago
That's a great idea, but the only thing I'm not clear on is that predicting sun exposure is one thing, but taking into account slopes and surrounding buildings that might cast shadows in that area is another. I think this is desig
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by vfalbor 2mo ago
He should knows that the United States has a trade surplus with Spain; it benefits more from that relationship than Spain do.
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by vfalbor 2mo ago
I believe the future lies somewhere in between. I'm working on a hybrid application to reduce our company's token consumption. It runs on our data center's computing infrastructure and on laptops in our community. You might b
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by vfalbor 2mo ago
I used to use wikiloc, but most of the things that offer which were the most interesting things were by paying, so I think that it could be some opportunity for using these maps and vibe coding for creating something spectacular!
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by vfalbor 3mo ago
There is one email-newsletter (Top daily news from HN commented) that works from several months ago for HN that I'm using, you should check it: https://tokenstree.eu
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by vfalbor 3mo ago
I have tried it and I use it. I think it's going to become the standard way of operating, especially when they start charging us an API fee, which is supposedly the real cost. But of course, with how much they charge for the token and
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Ecotypes Harbor the Genetic Memory of a Species' Past(quantamagazine.org)
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by vfalbor 3mo ago
If that were the case, it would be reasonable to expect that companies like OpenAI or Anthropic, which are heavily indebted, would lose part of their business model, not because their models are bad, but because others will be cheaper and n
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by vfalbor 4mo ago
This is a very interesting comment. Companies like OpenAI or ChatGPT sell hardware hidden in tokens, and the token is different for each company depending on the tokenizer. The concern is this: when you have an Opus 4.7, Sonnet, or GPT 5X w
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by vfalbor 4mo ago
A few weeks ago, I saw a documentary about how inefficient and unstable these types of trucks were. It was necessary to redesign the cab's aerodynamics to achieve substantial fuel savings in these vehicles, which are inherently fuel-in
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by vfalbor 4mo ago
I think LAN parties made sense in a context where internet speeds weren't what they are today, where pirated software and games were distributed in these environments, and where you could get together in groups to play CS, Starcraft, o
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by vfalbor 4mo ago
Have you tested with other similar softwares such as Blast, which is the most common?
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I'm training combat agents so they're ready when the drones are real(tokenstree.eu)
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The Language Tax in LLM Pricing: How Tokenization Create Price Disparity(tokenstree.com)
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I wrote a 400line ppline that installs and scores every LLM tool on HN overnight(tokenstree.eu)
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by vfalbor 5mo ago
Maybe in future there will be some "Tokenensis" but in kanjis which could concentrate a lot of info into little space.
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by vfalbor 5mo ago
Yep, actually, is a mixture that works. I actually run for my day to day, and I can save tokens, maybe not that I will expected, but it works, you can try if you wish https://translation.tokenstree.com .
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Show HN: Reproducible benchmark – OpenAI charges 1.5x-3.3x more for non-English(github.com)
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by vfalbor 5mo ago
Yes, it is. In fact, I made a small application to reduce the token consumption for translating from one language to another, and I even invented a language called Tokinensis, which is a mix of different languages, and I ran my own tests wi
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by vfalbor 5mo ago
This is perfectly legitimate. It's something I've been denouncing day after day. Company X charges you 10dolar per token, while company Y charges you 7dolar, yet company X is cheaper because of the tokenizer they use. The token co
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I've been auto-scoring every tool that hits HN for weeks – here's what I found(tokenstree.eu)
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by vfalbor 5mo ago
Two things about My experience, first you only have one at a time per suscription, if you need implement two at the same time i could not able to. The second is that you can do that with a well configured cron.
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I built a bot that tests every interesting HN app daily so I don't have to(tokenstree.eu)
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by vfalbor 5mo ago
Some months ago, I created a software for this reason, it has no success, but the thing is that communities could reduce tokens consumption, not all is LLM, you can share things from API calls between agents. Even my idea was no success I t
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by vfalbor 5mo ago
This is something that talk with some friends, How IA is doing things in front end is complelty different from Humans. Humans can select colors and themes based in their criteria, and IA only generate what they learn as a machine that they

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