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dangoodmanUT
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Comment #49202967
I'm seeing opus 59.2, Qwen 58.4?
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Comment #49162018
If it was 200ms, then it had already charged the card...
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Comment #49154982
The major labs don’t allow assistant prefill, so you have to “summarize”
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Comment #49102444
> The models we reached for first, Claude Opus and Fable, refused a large part of that work: their safety guardrails treated reverse-engineering an exploit the same as launching on…
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Comment #49102413
This is really cool, and really glad they shared it! It's clearly a lot of Claude though: > Neither is a URL fetch, so the allowlist never saw them. > No code ran; this vector is p…
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Comment #49098373
This. The title might as well be “Choose a hammer rather than a wrench (when driving nails)”
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Comment #48998719
Because huggingface is not charging them? CFAA doesn't just mean the feds kick down your door, you actually have to get reported and sued over it.
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Comment #48997458
throws away spec doc for my own Are we all having this idea?
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Comment #48928469
25k tokens is a few turns
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Comment #48810542
J-space sounds oddly similar to...
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Comment #48804902
finally, this was needed. A big worry was always "why does workers sit in front of my cache? that's a waste of an invocation if i'm returning a cached result"
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Show HN: Tinysandbox – An ultra-minimal sandbox with QuickJS WASM isolates
We needed hyper-lightweight sandboxes for massively parallel agent fanout that could be recycled in milliseconds, take only KBs of memory when not actively running a command, and c…
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Comment #48769163
i believe the author is confused this is the wrong direction (jk i read the readme)
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Comment #48765938
If you actually bench it locally (local S3, actually writes to disk for "staged" operations), ZeroFS performs horrifically. Ceph blows it out of the water. I don't have the exact n…
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Comment #48623977
How are they going to be competitive with top models at 70B size?
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Comment #48544412
iroh is consistently one of the most delightful projects i've ever worked with. The people reflect that too. Congrats iroh team!
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Comment #48527038
These are actually the most durable businesses because they have network effects: restaurants alright signed up, sellers onboarded, etc. Easier for them to adopt AI than AI compani…
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Comment #48465026
Not comparing to GPT Pro models is a bit strange, considering that's the natural comparison
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Comment #48451932
I'm really not looking forward to Gemini models on my devices. Gemini models clearly gaslight the user and hallucinate, they're also SUPER verbose, as shown in the demos from the k…
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Comment #48312255
> The Messages API now accepts system entries inside the messages array. Developers can update Claude’s instructions mid-task without breaking the prompt cache or routing the updat…
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Comment #48278871
Exactly this
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Comment #48201884
It has been 0 days since GCP has taken down a startup (again). You see this at least once a year. Never heard of this from AWS or Azure. In all seriousness, this is why we don't us…
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Comment #48116268
This. Type casting is an insidious problem (both correctness, and perf)
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Comment #48115116
Why pick Gemini? It's probably the worst tool calling model of the major labs.
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Comment #48088215
Seems like AI slop. They list Rippling, and the description starts with Parker Conrad, but the rest of it is about Deel: > Rippling > Parker Conrad's redemption arc after Zenefits …