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hulk-konen

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    Comment #47954504

    Right now it's really not offered by third parties. I found it via a single provider (BitDeer). I'm not sure I'd trust them with my customers' data. Also, considering the model is …

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    Comment #47953940

    I actually use Mistral Large to go through some large text chunks (in production). It gives about the same level of results as Sonnet, while being 90% cheaper. Definitely wouldn't …

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    Comment #47798723

    Some variation of this is the way. You should not get dependent on one black box. Companies will exploit that dependency. My version of this is having CC Pro, Cursor Pro, and OpenC…

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    Comment #47761778

    I think this will be the year of the Linux then. Native photo editor with decent ux was the missing piece.

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    Comment #47738686

    I think GLM 5.1 is a step above M2.7 and Qwen 3.6. I’ve used it to do some planning when I ran out of Opus usage, and it’s done ok job. Wouldn’t trust it with some more difficult d…

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    Comment #47721259

    I’m using LLMs to set up risk models for startups and SMBs (where there are no internal resources yet). It works. I have a risk mapping tool live here: https://siqnalis.com/company…

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    Show HN: Tool to check risks of your startup

    I noticed around a year ago that LLMs can be used to set up financial models (vs. being the model, if that makes sense). Before I turned into a full-time software developer and CS …

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    Comment #45546751

    This takes me back. I used to run a coffee roastery and roasted several thousand batches. This is pretty much how it works. I spent hours of trying to match those curves to the tar…

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    Comment #43367762

    I hope they make this in ATX (or mATX) form factor, toss out all the size, energy, and heat concerns, and add more ports and interfaces.