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Comment #49254946
There will Reddit subs for it though couldn’t tell you which off top of my head I’d personally steer clear of messaging platforms for this - who knows what one might stumble into t…
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Comment #49251917
That is next earnings quarters problem is the approach being taken
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Comment #49251877
He released a good open weights model. On that basis he gets to take a few potshots…
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Comment #49251866
The whole think of the children angle is so cursed. Used to push surveillance meanwhile actual harm against children goes ignored. See Epstein files and the grooming gangs in the U…
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Comment #49249202
>You got this That's hilarious. Maybe I do need to glaze the LLM a bit more in the AGENTS.md
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Comment #49246901
> The problem is that these instructions are not applied after the model has finished doing the work Seems like something fixable with a simple two step process. Ask it the thing. …
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Comment #49245754
Thanks! Will have a look
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Comment #49244293
Yeah starting to feel the need to play Defense here too. Especially on YouTube. Even with a subscribe driven flow of known creators it’s getting bad. Everything is about something …
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Comment #49243054
The benchmark comparison is against the dense variants not MoE
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Comment #49242079
The favourable comparisons to Gemma 4 and qwen3.6 look promising!
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Comment #49241084
Bit of feedback on uruky - biggest gap I experienced was lack of calculator and currency converter rather than the quality of results. Stuff like "50 GBP in USD".
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Comment #49241038
Working on a web-reader tool of the kinda you might hook into an LLM as a MCP. Wanted to see how far I can get on my own rather than using something commercial. Surprised how diffi…
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Comment #49232672
Seems strange to me that a specific type of thinking could influence something where most causes being investigated are physical
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Comment #49217351
I'm not even a programmer (by profession, though hobby) and I must say I find the gleefulness in the article off-putting. That said I do think it is useful from a societal perspect…
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Comment #49214402
They did recently announce they're increasing prices though (got a mail yesterday I think), so not sure this analysis showing it as price outlier will last
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Comment #49208865
Can the US please keep their bad decisions within their borders...
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Comment #49203133
More models is a win in my book
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Comment #49201091
Always a bit surprised by this. 10x is a sizable discount. And as fun as my crappy projects are I struggle to see it being of much value as training data
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Comment #49201002
>And what do we want? >We want the perfect steak. This premise seems incorrect. SWEs may aspire to produce perfect steaks as a matter of pride, but demand asks for mass produced st…
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Comment #49186797
That's kinda alarming. Not so much the ads, but other injections. I don't super care about coke trying to flog their latest sugar water...but the same mechanism could be used by lo…
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Comment #49186503
To their credit their limits were historically crazy high compared to their competition. So I find it hard to fault them for this move. ...their tendency to delete accounts haphaza…
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Comment #49186243
>I didn't know that the UK wasn't going to be a part of Wero. Yes some unfortunate choices were made a while back. Plus I'm a EU citizen so not having access to EU sovereign paymen…
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Comment #49183454
Cause they’re trying to build an ecosystem
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Comment #49181037
Delivering work is a bit more defensible that the IP based transfers that big tech loves so much
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Comment #49179954
I do have a revolut card already. Revolut is visa based though. May as well stick to an Amex then. They’re both deeply ingrained in the US system