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Comment #49100124
Is Tokenless measuring cost per completed task, or just cost per request, including errors and retries?
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Comment #48737596
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Comment #48628960
The text only part is the catch for me. If it builds a UI and can't look at it, it's askin ls whether the app looks right.
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Comment #48603848
A calculator gives you an answer. An LLM gives you an answer that sounds like it already checked itself.
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Comment #48596605
I think a lot of people will file this under Java got structs. That seems off. They're still objects, the new thing is that they can give up identity.
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Comment #48592572
AI hiring starting to look like sports free agency. Karpathy to Anthropic, now Noam to OpenAI.
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Comment #48578229
Claude trying to make friends in a battle royale is funny. But if the robot is anywhere near my house, I think I want the one that hesitates.
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Comment #48550778
GitHub used to get code after someone had thought about it. Agents are starting to use it while they think.
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Comment #48547965
The machine is still fun. It's the five layers of product growth between you and the machine that get tiring.
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Comment #48547748
This is uncomfortably close to a normal interview task now. Someone sends you a repo, says the install is broken, and asks you to take a look. A lot of developers would run rpm ins…
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Comment #48464770
who's tried it: is 2x the usage actually worth it over Opus 4.8 for daily work?
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Comment #48408615
Moving from tdnf to dnf5 is interesting. Most internal platforms get more bespoke over time, not less.
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Comment #48356248
A failed test often points at the mistake. Most games just tell you that the outcome was bad.
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Comment #48333446
Storage never ended up being the thing we worried about. The painful bits started once a workflow could touch external systems. Replaying state is one thing. Replaying a charge or …
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Comment #48221175
The independent AI explainer is generated by the same Gemini that writes the ad creative next to it, inside the same ads product. Independent of what, exactly
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Comment #48197033
the glorified marketer framing in this thread is missing the bigger signal. karpathy publicly pausing eureka labs to join anthropic is an ai founder of his caliber effectively conc…
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Comment #48196747
flash beating the pro it was distilled from is suspicious, not surprising.distillation usually loses you something. if the smaller model is winning on agentic evals, the more likel…