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Comment #48982625
There’s export controls on nvidia. According to Jensen, they expect that Chinese models will start being optimized for Huawei https://www.dwarkesh.com/p/jensen-huang
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Comment #48808792
They're an Evals company. Its right up there in the top nav under Evals > Vending Bench 2
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Comment #48197292
You’re quoting the batch pricing. On demand is 1.5 per input and 9 per M output. This is effectively comparable cost to Gemini 2.5 Pro in a flash tier model
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Comment #47809312
I think the larger part implied is the design will be crappy, because the problem was unexplored
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Comment #47467486
I want to build a shared postgres db with hundreds of small apps (OLTP) accessing shared tables using a RLS model model against well defined tables. What are other limitations and …
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Comment #47444149
github repository here https://github.com/run-llama/liteparse
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Comment #45067769
it's Friday, and I'm avoiding doing work
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Comment #44427329
I notice that the python versions and typescript versions are pretty different. Python is sort of class based, with python magic decorators class MyWorkflow(Workflow): @step async …
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Comment #44314692
Agree, thanks for the link. I was wondering what actually changed. The resource links and elicitation look like useful functionality.
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Comment #44210501
I've been curious to see the process for selecting relevant context from a long conversation. has anyone reverse engineered what that looks like? how is the conversion history prun…
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Comment #44054520
I recently did something similar. Using uv workspaces, I used the uv CLI's dependency graph to analyze the dependency tree then conditionally trigger CI workflows for affected proj…
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Comment #44044420
This is cool and something that I’ve wanted, but I don’t see hot listings requirements inline foregoes the need for a lock file to maintain reproducibility. What about version rang…
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Comment #43959143
Mobile 4g USB sticks you can usually rotate your IP address by reconnecting. I tried on a pi, it was inconsistent. This was just with some random test mobile plan from rando carrie…
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Comment #43819864
An idea for more complete coverage: have 2 of them, and invert their intervals, such that one and only one is always on
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Comment #43761869
I’ve wondered whether they use thanks as a signal to a conversation well done, for the purpose of future reinforcement learning
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Comment #43659568
It's more the content creators who bear the brunt of toxic rage. Who you follow doesn't solve that problem
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Comment #43534360
https://aistudio.google.com
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Comment #43308342
Yes, I run into it, but it’s intermittent. Cursor makes some internal decisions to limit its context budget, so my speculation is that it’s related to that, like the actual updated…
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Comment #42958155
If the end goal is just rag or search over the pdfs, seems like ColPali based embedding search would be a good alternative here. Don’t process the PDFs, instead just search their i…
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Comment #42054826
drawio and its vscode plugin supports the same
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Comment #41842423
Is there any way to use the TTS on its own? I maintain an obsidian TTS plug-in, and am starting to add new TTS providers (its just been OpenAI thus far). From the documentation at …
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Comment #41201706
Apologies for the x link. I couldn’t find a more official announcement than this. Yesterday hugging face released new checkpoints with much higher quality output, trained for longe…
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Comment #41111110
character.ai seems to have good usage[1], especially among younger folks. According to this reddit thread[2], lots of users use it as a distraction, like video games, or to make mo…