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mikae1
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About mikae1
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Comment #49232518
> most decently sized companies want to and eventually will be running their own LLM workloads And probably some decently sized states too. Not only commercial actors are up to the…
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Comment #49201810
And at that cost they're still not profitable. It's going to be a bumpy road ahead...
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Comment #49106337
> but recently am moving off of it because they made one MASSIVE blunder with the new shitty color grading and white balancing tool If you're talking about color calibration and co…
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Comment #49088167
Can you analyze the data your watch and body generates locally using FOSS without uploading it all to surveillance capitalists? That'd be the true alternative.
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Comment #49088051
Same.
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Comment #48999728
Not talking about me or HN users in general. These companies likely need regular peeps to begin using their services in order to become profitable. Not sure these are the ones who …
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Comment #48999655
True. However, I believe most non-programmers don't need access to the fanciest model, but just want to use a good LLM without constant nagging about usage limits. Then 19 vs. 20 i…
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Comment #48999608
For regular chat users it's $19 while Claude is $20...
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Comment #48981148
The first web browser was also an editor (albeit not for PDFs). Accessible editing was a part of was Berners-Lee's vision for the web. > The first web browser - or browser-editor r…
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Comment #48979963
Why does this show “Containers” under new? I've used this feature for years and years...
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Comment #48968312
> In any case, from this competition in LLMs, we win. Do we really though? Everyone is wasting resources doing almost exactly the same thing. Climate loses, we lose.
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Comment #48968291
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48966120
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Comment #48958267
> I guess most projects switching to SQLite have very low traffic and no malicious users (yet) Lobsters is invite only. That helps. :)
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Comment #48814353
> I saw plenty of real problems with Organic maps described. What problems exactly?
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Comment #48814151
> Just spend $5 on OpenCode Go $5 the first month , then price is doubled.
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Comment #48751861
What's funny is that I don't find fediverse apps like Mastodon to be less addictive. It could be because they (and the ActivityPub protocol) was modelled after commercial counterpa…
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Comment #48705720
> Claude, burning my company's money. And the planet... While I experience some schadenfreude when reading these comments from programmers, I also can not help to wonder when this …
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Comment #48705681
Package management in the distro is also how FOSS works?
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Comment #48682378
Hos much does the cutoff matter when models can JFGI?
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Comment #48551104
Thanks! Just are reminder... For those using DoH, this is not going to help. If you use DoH in Firefox you'll have to edit network.trr.excluded-domains in about:config to include p…
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Comment #48349551
Depends on if you want lossy or lossless.
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Comment #48325355
WebP is pretty much equal to JPEGs via jpegli (for lossy compression). AVIF is better than WebP and jpegli JPEGs for lossy compression and supported pretty much everywhere now. AVI…