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wkcheng
14d ago
How do people actually use this? Do they use it through some sort of subscription plan, or via OpenRouter?
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2mo ago
If the benchmarks are real and reflect actual use, then this is an insane model. This 300B model outperforms the previous DS4 Pro preview model (1.8T params), and it looks like it outperforms GPT 5.6 Luna too. And it's still cheaper
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4mo ago
Just use it through something like Azure. They host the entire model and serve it from the US. I'm sure that there are other providers like this. We use it that way and it works great.
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4mo ago
Use it through Azure! Azure hosts DeepseekV4-Pro and DeepseekV4-Flash themselves. We're using it and it works great. You don't get the discount that Deepseek is providing, but it's still a cheap model (v4-pro is cheaper tha
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4mo ago
This is nice! I tried it for a bit and it was indeed quite fast. Are you looking for contributors, or are you building this as a personal tool? I ran into some issues when attempting to use different models, though: gpt-5.5 on Azure does
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5mo ago
This was my workflow (this is repro-able 100%): 1. Take an obsidian vault (just a few folders and subfolders of markdown files) 2. Copy the entire folder (keep all of the dates with cp -a) to a new folder 3. Install Tolaria, point it to th
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5mo ago
Nice work! This looks really cool. I downloaded and am trying it out, but I'm running into a pretty annoying sorting bug that's preventing me from using it for real. I copied over files from my Obsidian vault (preserving file ti
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1y ago
Yeah, Parakeet runs great locally on my M1 laptop (through MacWhisper). Transcription speed of recordings feel at least 10x faster than Whisper, and the accuracy is better as well. Push to talk for dictation is pretty seamless since the m
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1y ago
Does this support using the Parakeet model locally? I'm a MacWhisper user and I find that Parakeet is way better and faster than Whisper for on-device transcription. I've been using push-to-transcribe with MacWhisper through Par
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1y ago
Yeah, that's the way that I cut onions: you make vertical cuts followed by one single horizontal cut slightly above the cutting board. This way of calculating doesn't take into account the creative ways you can make cuts. You cou
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1y ago
The attitude of the blog writer in their interactions also feels off. Just reading this blog post makes me think that this person is difficult to work with, requires extremely clear guidelines and instructions, and has a hard time making t
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2y ago
Maestro AI | Senior Full Stack Engineer | REMOTE (US) Seattle onsite preferred, Remote OK | https://www.getmaestro.ai/ Hi, I'm William, the co-founder and CEO of Maestro AI. We're building an all-knowing chief of
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2y ago
We've been thinking about the things you need to be careful about when building AI products for businesses and put them in this article. Are there important things that we missed?
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Building Enduring AI Products
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2y ago
It's insane that that this works, and that it works fast enough to render at 20 fps. It seems like they almost made a cross between a diffusion model and an RNN, since they had to encode the previous frames and actions and feed it int
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Maestro AI | Senior Full Stack Engineer, Senior AI Engineer | REMOTE (US) Seattle onsite preferred, Remote OK | https://www.getmaestro.ai/ Hi, I'm William, the co-founder and CEO of Maestro AI. Throughout my career in
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2y ago
Does anyone know whether the 128K is input tokens only? There are a lot of models that have a large context window for input but a small output context. If this actually has 128k tokens shared between input and output, that would be a gam
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This may be why things like Substack and Beehiiv have taken off. The only way to combat reposting through Google is to deliver content directly to email inboxes before it gets ranked and reposted. There is something additional at play with
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2y ago
Yeah, you're right. Data breaches are essentially just slaps on the wrist to companies like AT&T. Maybe it's possible to fine them based on the proportion of the userbase that was affected and the profits they generated for
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2y ago
I wonder if allergies can eventually be fixed somehow as well. There has to be an immune or autoimmune reason why some people have tons of allergies and other people are perfectly fine.
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2y ago
Yeah, "performed dominance" as you call it definitely is orthogonal to rationally understanding the world. The problem is exacerbated by content and replies trending shorter over time. It's hard to have a nuanced and thought
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2y ago
This is a great article on the difference between an obstinate person and a persistent person, but I'm not sure the general public perceives them the same way that Paul does. What I've found is that many times, people like the per
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2y ago
This is really helpful, thanks! I have a bunch of audio that I need to clean up and this looks like it could fit the bill. Do you know if there are any license issues with this? I don't see any license page--will they train/reta
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3y ago
OpenAI models are great, but a lot of people have blinders on and only use ChatGPT or GPT4. There are fantastic alternatives, and there are plenty of reasons to try them out. I've focused on a few reasons: speed, cost, and capabiliti
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LLMs are Level 2 automation
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4y ago
People are either getting extremely excited by LLMs or dismissing them outright. I think that there's a middle ground where they are very useful today--as level 2 automation tools. What do you think?
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Building Technical Moats with LLMs
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How are you making your LLM-based product defensible?
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If you're building with LLMs right now, what's your approach to defensibility?
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Building Technical Moats with LLMs
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