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zuzululu
6d ago
its actually not that weird if you consider that those shopify engineers are probably not even exceeding 150,000 usd on average salary wise canadian dollar is very cheap so you'd likely see 40~50% more headcounts for the same burn rate
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zuzululu
14d ago
not sure why you are being downvoted, but that has been my experience with 3.7 flash and sol/fable comparisons i think luna-max has the best cost value offer when it comes to coding, but i note the multi modality of gemini flash as a w
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zuzululu
14d ago
thats not just the context growing issue, hallucinations is a thing
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14d ago
i find deepswe not very reliable for instance it puts grok 4.6 xhigh over sol medium
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14d ago
i discount people who lean too heavily into benchmark as the authoritative truth when it comes to evaluation of coding capability of these models. experience tells me that those people simply have not used models for a long period of time s
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zuzululu
14d ago
not really getting the excitement over this, its at opus 5 medium level, and opus 5 is not really the go to model , claude purists hate it so its fast sure and decent at non coding usage but for developers nothing can really top sol or fabl
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zuzululu
16d ago
Contrary to some confusion about whether firefox will keep mv2: Yes they will. Also I predict that MV2 is going to be a major boon for firefox. It has taken a long time to prove the value of firefox to the masses and I believe mv2 extension
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zuzululu
18d ago
this is potentially useful for me do you know if this can fully handle callkit?
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18d ago
a spammer is motivated by self-enrichment AI agents are grounded on the user provided direction. If it doesn't work well then it naturally loses trust.
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21d ago
All the American companies you mentioned still follow American law and regulation. Skirting that blatantly has big consequences. Chinese companies do not follow American laws and there are absolutely no consequences for violating it. Moreov
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21d ago
Looked this up and yikes, Gander's CTO Jeff Wood did work at Pornhub.
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21d ago
> they collect no PII this is false.. Gander's own privacy policy says it collects account info including name/email/DOB IP, device ID and physical location. While Canada post may seemingly offer isolation, Bill c-22 famou
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zuzululu
21d ago
same here, my videos and posts would hover close to a million on average. I covered europe mostly where I'm from and the happenings there. After Nikita took over I found X to be significantly worse. They also realized paying people to
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21d ago
> Once a large enough majority move to Bluesky, I'll start browsing that app more The problem is a network effect. Lot of people rage quit X and then they return to it because they realize the reach isn't there on Bluesky, and
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21d ago
I don't think any of them are better, I especially do not want to be on bluesky. on X you could still do your own thing and not be tied to the political extremism but its not the case with bluesky, people automatically perceive you to
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21d ago
intersting take, I'm not Canadian but wasn't there some pretty draconian bills that were passed where you could be reported for voicing or sharing your opinions on some things ? That already seems like a hard barrier for any sort
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23d ago
Again the trope Russia did it is as ridiculous as Trump claiming China rigged US elections. There's simply no real hard evidence that can be examined without partisan bias. I don't doubt the existence of troll farms either its jus
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23d ago
where did you get the 3d map assets? also if one was serious about turning this into a game how would you go about it
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23d ago
This I cannot really share for legal reasons but I will give you a hint: We cannot be at two different places at the same time.
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23d ago
No, there was already a steady complaints against Anti-EU regulation from within Europe around the time Eurozone debt crisis introduced sweeping changes that ultimately centralized regulatory enforcement over sovereign interests of EU membe
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24d ago
I think i read Japan does this to CCTVs sold in China Public Security Intelligence Agency (公安調査庁) apparently is sitting on a massive amount of data from China which imported their tech
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24d ago
whenever I read these type of articles or comments where people are getting such bad negative experiences, I do wonder, what are they doing wrong or is there something that they are not sharing? I've been able to get such positive retu
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24d ago
ah fair enough , 5.5 being better than 5.6 is just plain wrong and yeah makes everyone skeptical
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24d ago
My advice as someone working at staff engineer role for 3 different employers remotely and the "let problems accumulate" resonates but different context: - don't be too proactive in solving issues that signals you are not bus
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24d ago
benchmark is saturated but your claim that gemini-3.6-flash is better than 5.6-sol is also not trustworthy or accurate. maybe if you mentioned 3.7-flash it might have been slightly more believable (but still false).
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24d ago
yeah that haiku really diminishes the claims behind the benchmarks. luna-max is significantly cheap and it is a strong performer but i dont see it on the benchmarks. I just get a feeling this site started with an intent to elevate Chinese m
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24d ago
I mean finding exploits yourself on devices especially ones without much public knowledge or discussion around it.
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24d ago
I'm aware but for many that might not be an option and its creepy. Say your research gets leaked or hacked. Now you are liable. Better to opt for an open source model that can do most of the work but obviously its not going to be as go
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24d ago
with AGPL if you modify any part of it you have to open source the entire thing and you may not want to do that or your company prevents it. In fact many companies avoid AGPLv3 licensing for this reason. > All it prevents is someone taki
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24d ago
Is there another provider that can host GLM without declining you card because you tried to root our own device? I think the comparisons are obvious, its impossible to do this fully with anthropic or openai. It's very exciting what ope
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