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Bolwin
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Comment #49228348
Yeah and it's degraded significantly since then. Older llms were still mostly language focused and had a lot of latent knowledge about things like writing styles. Now it's crowded …
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Comment #49187934
> Muse Spark 1.2 is available today in Muse Code and in Meta Model API with expanded global access Wasn't the previous one us only? This is probably the biggest part of the post An…
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Comment #49173001
Two things 1. If we're using native harnesses, I'd have preferred you use kimi code, not opencode 2. The variation in the two kimi providers just shows how you can't trust n = 1 tr…
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Comment #49157682
What about your examples has an llm tell? I don't trust pangram 4 much. There was a post here earlier confirming it fails for many others.
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Comment #49138166
It feels like that should be a golden opportunity for competitors, but every time a competitor makes a decent replacement, the big tech company either buys it or briefly invests in…
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Comment #49115979
Why is the title "Africa" and not Morocco
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Comment #49088306
Screams it in fact
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Comment #49054536
Jeez way to ruin of the few remaining joys of flying. Lock everyone in a tin can. You will experience reality through screens only and you will enjoy it
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Comment #49044383
Llms use them a lot more than humans, including this blog post. Like all slop. There's a reason it's called slop and it's not because of restraint
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Comment #49044344
I like this. It feels like more a person talking and less like a prepared speech.
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Comment #49043744
For a fair comparison, you should compare to K3 (which AA has not tested yet unfortunately) and GPT 5.6 Sol also on medium or the closest equivalent
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Comment #48986359
This is a lot of words to say "switch models instead of writing a plan file and starting a new session" which I do anyway. That said, it takes me a while to reads plans and often I…
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Comment #48972158
X.com is not publicly accessible. I wish people would stop using it as a source
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Comment #48931140
Every time a competitor for acquired, sold out, or changed business models, Kilo made a snarky post. All companies are the same
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Comment #48928293
Where are you getting supposedly. It does worse in most benchmarks
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Comment #48884933
Claude is very cache friendly, however there have been some inconsistencies with non anthropic endpoints that led to cache breakages
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Comment #48867912
Glaciers have never been accessible to most people. The night sky has, until recently.
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Comment #48842656
Yes Americans can do both, unless their boss dislikes it, but that applies the world over.
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Comment #48838156
Has he made anything else interesting?
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Comment #48814308
When I use it for fiction, I generally switch models 2-3 times per response. It's basically normal
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Comment #48792442
Tools come with a tool description in json schema format, but yes your point stands, it is not enough for opus 4.8 which I've also noticed having tool call issues.
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Comment #48693854
> Yeah, but the biggest plus for open models is that they can never be taken away. In other words, whatever capabilities they reach (even if there will never be another model), tho…
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Comment #48633391
> Interleaved reasoning and function calling makes this even more dangerous. A model can call functions during the hidden reasoning phase. The reasoning may be hidden but the tool …
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Comment #48612328
Hah, I noticed the same thing writing fiction with fable. Most models seem to go into a sort of "storytelling mode" where they forget their PhD level smarts. I had a character who …
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Comment #48575296
For Claude models at least, you can tell to just manually think in the output and it works fine. I do it reguralrly because for creative writing and summarization, they seem to bel…