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c0rruptbytes
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Comment #49239857
Reminds me of sandboxy - https://github.com/apple/containerization/tree/main/examples... Also if your thing doesn't work with `pi` out of the box, then low effort
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Comment #49195401
i would call myself a tinkerer but still don’t have a necessity for 3) it’s more akin to 3d printing to me, i get the design all setup and let the machine do 3) and then get to pla…
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Comment #49164011
i think i agree, we are going to have /more/ math and now need /more/ mathematicians (we are seeing https://vibemathed.com/ ) these LLMs are great are generating arguments but they…
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Comment #49163962
https://vibemathed.com/
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Comment #49149532
i think over time, the bar will rise, you’d have to imagine how low quality the submissions prior to AI would’ve been since most people aren’t that good at decorating nor have the …
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Comment #49146020
perfect benchmark to burn more tokens - convenient
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Comment #49138576
Hestan >>>>>
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Comment #49138425
same, it’s great for first pass LLM docs
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Comment #48942909
my experience right now with fable via bedrock is they collect data, 5.6 has the option for ZDR at least
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Comment #48942862
few months behind? 5.6 came out last week and kimi is benching around the same right now
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Comment #48893871
everyone loving these linux sandboxes, even Apple wrote one https://github.com/apple/containerization/tree/main/examples...
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Comment #48848013
i think to fall in love with Pi, bundled skills are a bit antithetical - you realistically only need a couple of skills that you maybe design yourself
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Comment #48836158
inference is profitable, these companies are in the red because they're paying a premium to get the compute now versus later (because compute is the only moat when open models are …
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Comment #48743449
OpenAI prioritized compute much much earlier on, so they’re probably just more able to provide the model while Anthropic seems to be busting out the seams Sonnet 5 today was incred…
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Comment #48696165
Deepseek isn't philanthropy, it's a hedgefund trying to short the western AI market by saying "hey we can do 90% of they can (arguably better at a density metric) for a 1/10th of t…
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Comment #48673046
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Comment #48668186
if they’re paying for the tokens, what’s the problem
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Comment #48634014
i'm in, i think prices are gonna suck anyway, i own a playstation and that shit sucks, i want to do more couch co-op with my partner and the steam library opens up so much indie ga…
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Comment #48633985
TV is heavily subsidized from data collection and ads, not sure it's a perfect comparison
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Comment #48623909
https://blog.kilo.ai/p/did-claude-opus-48-distill-alibabas it happens to all models…when the internet is increasingly generated, things happen
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Comment #48600084
MCP tool search fixes the major issue imo, MCP clears skills/clis in every other way
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Comment #48560622
I would try a 6-bit MoE and maybe with unsloth's studio, they claim to have auto tool fixing which is where i see a lot of issues with MoEs I'm on a 48gb M5 Pro right now and it's …
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Comment #48559343
large contexts degrade the performance - attention doesn't work will for large windows like that and cloud models are kind of hacking it local models do involve some context engine…
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Comment #48559302
q4 isn't rubbish, but it's a compromise for a good value, q6 is essentially a no-compromise quantization and it's what i recommend for MoEs in my experience for agentic workflows
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Comment #48558630
I'm talking about the common use case that I think hacker news people have: you get a macbook for work, you run the macbook they're not going to start giving GPUs to employees to r…