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Cakez0r

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    Comment #49182194

    Yes It falls from the sky Septic tank

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    Comment #49100453

    The internet is like a militarised zone now. Joining a new website feels like going through airport security and being on the modern web feels like being stuck in an economy seat o…

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    Comment #48871036

    If you don't live in a first world country then you will also find yourself on the "too bad, don't care" list.

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    Comment #48857615

    In their defence, don't shoot the messenger. Just because they published it doesn't mean that others haven't already discovered it. Better to know its possible than be completely i…

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    Comment #48679334

    I'm seeing that the headline chart of the article is inexplicably deceptive. Why not use coloured data points and a legend? If you're going to have logos with lines pointing to the…

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    Comment #48679240

    LLMs spotted https://hackernewstrends.com/?q=Genuinely

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    Comment #48678933

    All the chatbots refused to confirm your political bias. Seems like a win to me

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    Comment #48678738

    The overall chart on their page seems politically biased, or at the very least a chart crime. The logos have faint grey lines pointing to their actual data points, conspicuously ma…

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    Comment #48618515

    > The next time someone talks about restricting immigration, show them this: Nearly half of America’s billion-dollar startups were founded by people born outside the United States.…

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    Comment #48579537

    Mimo 2.5 pro is the best intelligence / dollar

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    Comment #48459800

    I'm not sure about those parameter sizing claims. Regardless of parameter size, benchmarked intelligence of Chinese and Western frontier models is comparable, so who cares how many…

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    Comment #48397780

    0/10 succesful attempts for mimo v2.5 pro (high) using opencode. It was not able to think bigger than exploiting vectors outside of the API. However, I felt the prompt was implying…

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    Comment #48397051

    Here are 3 benchmarks showing the comparable scores I was talking about https://openrouter.ai/rankings https://arena.ai/leaderboard/text/coding https://artificialanalysis.ai/

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    Comment #48395008

    It is totally slept on. In my experience it is cheap, fast and capable (not just capable with caveats, but just as capable as western flagships). My only gripe with it is that some…

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    Comment #48394800

    It would be interesting to see full results for Kimi K2.6 and Mimo v2.5 pro. These two models benchmark comparably to other flagship models. Having these complete results would giv…

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    Comment #48303187

    The contracts I've seen have an explicit floor, not a de facto one. I.E. The contract says the minimum number of hours you need to work. Some countries also have overtime laws whic…

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    Comment #48303067

    The reality is that most people are paid for their time, not for their output. I think most contracts for salaried employees are along the lines of "work n hours a week". If you wa…

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    Comment #48276855

    React does have its benefits, but there is also a tendency to pick it because of the inertia it has over whether it is the best tool for the job. "Everyone uses react and this will…

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    Comment #48266790

    Reeks of product placement and astroturfing

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    Comment #48232021

    Openrouter is great for experimenting with models. I did exactly what you're saying to test smaller models that will run on commodity hardware and determine if it might be worth it…

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    Comment #48147653

    There is a long list of countries other than the US and the UK. I will go to bat for the US on this one though and say that one might want their data in the US because of the first…

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    Comment #48147596

    What I think about the particular case you're talking about is irrelevant. I guess we'll see if allowing the government to police speech is still such a great idea when Reform and …

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    Comment #48146860

    UK sovereign data? Land of arrests for posts on social media? Member of five eyes, "you spy on our citizens and we'll spy on yours and call it intelligence sharing"? Land of the in…