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aitchnyu

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About aitchnyu

Likes Django, HTMX, Aider. From Kochi, India. Born 80 days before Pump Up The Jam. Believes petrichor is just olfactory umami. Memorised many passages from Marcus Aurelius.

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    Comment #49215379

    It felt like a rocket compared to GLM 5.2 though. Are Chinese models generally token-heavy?

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    Comment #49194414

    Could be done by an Openclaw agent named Jarvis.

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    Comment #49194386

    Seems like an established term now. I read this months back (paraphrase): "Engineer me calls it a fully featured SaaS for X, marketing would call it an OS for X". Yet another compa…

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    Comment #49194333

    If the DRF stack seamless like Ninja now?

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    Comment #49194287

    Minimax 2.7 is 230 billion and 3.0 is 2.7 trillion, they had to jump into the bandwagon to improve performance.

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    Comment #49160912

    I remember one starry eyed HN member saying crude companies are not just that, they are energy companies improving their mix with renewables. Felt like a marketing campaign.

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    Comment #49152251

    There was a story about some gunmen who got into a swordfighting gang war while off duty. By Alexander Dumas.

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    Comment #49146569

    I was expecting memristors, fast as RAM and persistent. They used to make strong headlines before the GenAI age.

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    Comment #49146491

    Article is blocked in India.

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    Comment #49115703

    Do awnings have vents to avoid forces exerted by wind, like billboards?

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    Comment #49107135

    My Android used to nag me to install Onedrive and uhh, enter into a contract with them.

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    Comment #49107055

    Umm, is pgvector relevant to this usecase?

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    Comment #49106633

    I got my first load-bearing in GLM 5.2 weeks back.

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    Comment #49056836

    Series hybrid cars which do fuel->electricity->motion are unacceptably inefficient and flopped at sales. Will sodium make them viable? My reckless googling says LFP batteries in ve…

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    Comment #49003582

    Are all AI labs in Google's weight class in crawling and ranking the Web's content? I know OpenAI has contractor subject matter experts in all topics.

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    Comment #48996076

    Load-bearing (whoops) quirks were noticeable months back, but haven't most flagship models become predictable and reliable?

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    Comment #48990292

    I have enabled "reduced motion", so this site doesnt work for me.

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    Comment #48990270

    There is an IRL phenomena, glass skin skincare and makeup, where the person's skin is evenly flat and toned and glossy. Did you think they are more plasticky than IRL models?

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    Comment #48970285

    Yup, need a new term like reputation hacking to use a good reputation to sell lower quality products or increase prices, sometimes from a new owner.

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    Comment #48970119

    As a Python fan, the mention of a node-based physics engine was a jumpscare.

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    Comment #48966878

    Feels like a captive audience. My tiny company paid a buggy Github competitor even in 2019 and they hiked prices like crazy. They did have a brand new project that deployed multipl…

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    Comment #48958725

    Looks perfectly functional and clear to the eyes for me. They also included a warning to not background/unfocus the tab on a mobile device so that our generation job (on the cloud …

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    Comment #48931210

    A quick search shows dark patterns are illegal in USA and EU under various laws. Are they not enforced at all? Some apps employing dark patterns were forced to remove them here in …

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    Comment #48890044

    Also the x thing is common knowledge in India, and maybe most countries with Independence days. I switched to backtrack though.