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chad1n

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    Comment #47064560

    Anyone who has some experience with native apis knows that a standard library should never rely on unstable apis. Ntdll is not "stable" as in Microsoft can change it at any time si…

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    Comment #45404893

    So the author is in a clear conflict of interest with the contents of the blog because he's an employee of Anthropic. But regarding this "blog", showing the graph where OpenAI comp…

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    Comment #44241411

    The guys in the other thread who said that OpenAI might have quantized o3 and that's how they reduced the price might be right. This o3-pro might be the actual o3-preview from the …

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    Comment #43717637

    To be honest, checking if there is a path between two nodes is a better example of NP-Hard, because it's obvious why you can't verify a solution in polynomial time. Sure the proble…

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    Comment #43540430

    Considering how much they trust their LLMs, why don't they just run o1-pro to make a summary of the responses given in the feedback

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    Comment #43411255

    It will support both, but considering the previous experiences with avx 512 on intel, I wouldn't that excited

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    Comment #43343002

    I wonder how much LimeWire pays to buy all of these foss projects, must be a decent amount if everyone is selling his solution

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    Comment #43235978

    The idea is correct, a lot of people (including myself sometimes) just let an "agent" run and do some stuff and then check later if it finished. This is obviously more dangerous th…

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    Comment #43213626

    These "OCR" tools who are actually multimodals are interesting because they can do more than just text abstraction, but their biggest flaw is hallucinations and overall the nondete…

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    Comment #43213388

    It's not really a hot take, considering the price, they probably released it to scam some people when they to `benchmark` it or to buy the `pro` version. You must be completely in …

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    Comment #43203530

    I quit the original l"Firefox" a long time ago, I've been using librewolf since its release and now zen (also a firefox fork) and I keep ungoogled chromium in case a site is broken…

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    Comment #43203463

    I don't think that's the case, when a model is reasoning, it sometimes starts gaslighting itself and "solving" other problems completely than the one you've shown. Reasoning can he…

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    Comment #42917770

    Same happened to an app that I published on Play Store, I don't even care that much, I only feel bad for the people that bought the premium version of it. Overall the takeway is th…

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    Comment #42891471

    For example, ` https://deepinfra.com/ ` which asks for $2.5 per million on output or https://nebius.com which asks for $2.4 per million output tokens.

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    Comment #42891231

    I think that OpenAI should reduce the prices even further to be competitive with Qwen or Deepseek. There are a lot of vendors offering Deepseek R1 for $2-2.5 per 1 million tokens o…

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    Comment #42872577

    Sounds like a good thing overall, my biggest annoyance when I was writing a flutter app was the codegen for annotations (which sure it's better iteratively, but the first one was t…

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    Comment #42839933

    This is not exactly right, they said they spent $6M on training V3, there aren't numbers out there related to the training of R1, I can feel it will be cheaper than o1, but it's ha…

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    Comment #42754641

    Who's this "we"? Is there anything that runs on the Bluesky protocol outside of the Bluesky itself which has its own extensions which can't be federated. Also, when I opened this s…

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    Comment #42617377

    So when I buy a Dell laptop now (won't happen), I need to ask for Dell Pro Premium package and make sure that the seller doesn't mistake it for Plus version or Base. Why would you …

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    Comment #42612826

    It truly protected web3 from the "normies" that could have learned about crypto from this video. AI moderation is such a joke, every reupload (or a completely different video on th…

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    Comment #42517383

    A minecraft server isn't exactly a small side project. There are some in works for 3-5 years and they are not yet complete, some have very specific features (like https://github.co…

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    Comment #42415834

    Personally, I use it for everything right now. It's faster to do `uv init` and then add your dependencies with `uv add` and than just `uv run `. You can argue that poetry does the …

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    Comment #42371766

    At this point, imagemagick and ffmpeg will be taken down due to copyright since there are cloud servers who trademarked converting from a file type to another.

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    Comment #42277782

    I've built 3 iterations of captcha solvers for that crappy website based on https://github.com/drunohazarb/4chan-captcha-solver/issues/1 . The only thing I've learned along the way…

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    Comment #42177243

    So instead of blaming the websites that do this and require you to disable the cookies for their 2000 tracking partners, let's blame the EU. The only thing I can blame EU in this m…