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capevace

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About capevace

https://mateffy.me https://mateffy.org

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    Trying something like this in a reusable way at https://github.com/mateffy/gesetz It only tries to solve the „quality“ aspect of that equation tho, at least for the code output. Bu…

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    Comment #49060988

    I think we are converging on similar approaches to how deterministic quality verification with coding agents should be performed, but from different angles. I’ve been tinkering on …

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    Comment #49030408

    You‘re reading it wrong. I’m saying it doesn’t matter wether they did or not, because now they clearly have models which can compete.

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    Comment #49026884

    > thus capping how far the tech could reach I just don’t buy it. There’s still gonna be demand for stronger models. Sure growth will be slower, but this might even drive a push for…

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    Comment #49026633

    > In most US-adjacent countries like India, anyone that sells to US companies I see avoiding chinese model providers for the same reason But the argument isn’t about model provider…

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    Comment #49026472

    No I’m not confusing them. I am very aware it’s mainly policy for a minority of people. But this minority drives the markets. This administration has done a lot for that minority a…

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    Comment #49026371

    > With models 10000x more powerful, we would need to be extremely conservative I agree, I even think we’re already there if yesterdays OpenAI/HuggingFace story is legit. We need to…

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    Comment #49026222

    > Do you know what happens if that goes up in flames I think in capitalism thats called a market correction? > Do you understand how much money is tied up in the industry? If the f…

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    Comment #49026121

    > And of course they cant say that That’s what I don’t get tho, I think in today’s world they totally could? „We need to protect US investments as our entire economy depends on thi…

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    Comment #49025960

    So some kind of „sleeper agent“ model? Seems a bit far fetched, given that I’ve never seen any PoC/research on this topic. Got any pointers? To be fair the fix to this seems to be …

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    Comment #49025822

    But isn‘t the whole argument of „winner takes all“ already dead, if china is such a big threat that the US labs need import controls? Distilling or not, they are clearly close enou…

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    Comment #49025455

    I‘m not even sure what the argument for banning Chinese models/open weights even is supposed to be? 1. if it’s to stop hackers doing hacking things with „uncontrollable models“ the…

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    Comment #48750683

    I built a similar tool some time ago called Struktur ( https://struktur.sh ). It’s much more limited in scope but fully open source and highly customisable. In fact it’s made for p…

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    Comment #48469400

    has dario (or sam tbh) ever been thoroughly asked about the hypocrisy of them claiming distillation to be „theft“ vs. them training on the copyright of others? I’ve only seen him t…

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    Comment #47309140

    https://struktur.sh An all-in-one tool for structured data extraction with LLMs. $ struktur extract —input doc.pdf —schema schema.json —model openai/gpt-5 - can prepare documents (…

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    Comment #47155368

    I really wish there was a EU alternative to Cloudflare. Their featureset and DX is the best in the industry IMO but their data sovereignty features are sadly not really good enough…

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    Comment #46993062

    Seems like the industry is moving further towards having low-latency/high-speed models for direct interaction, and having slow, long thinking models for longer tasks / deeper think…

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    Comment #46854583

    I've been giving my OpenClaw instance access to their own GitHub Pages setup and told it to fly free with it. It's "decided" to run its own blog and has also started documenting th…

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    Comment #46854457

    Thanks for reading! Yeah running subexec on events that are not published by yourself or don't have a configured schema is potentially highly dangerous if you blindly accept input …

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    Comment #46844757

    Hey fellow crustaceans, I've been running into orchestration trouble with coordinating OpenClaw instances. I couldn't get my workflows to work by just setting up polling in the HEA…