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Comment #49221888
Did anyone else experience a change in verbosity? I've been playing around with an agent that holds your hand in a Jupiter notebook and it felt like it started writing essays versu…
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Comment #49221810
I'm intrigued! There's so much movement in the sandbox space. Can someone tell me how a V8 sandbox compares to say Fireworks or if they've chosen one over the other? I think, from …
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Comment #49212413
I'm sure life would find a way. I'd love to see what kind of power-harnesses people have to come up with to steer 16k tps QPU's (Qwen Processing Units) productively.
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Comment #49212372
I don't have a great answer but you pose a great question. Obviously a CTO is not going to walk away from the technology just because it's not good enough. That much more incentive…
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Comment #49212324
My 2 cents to for your point: - Deepseek V4 Flash is impressively capable. Sonnet still beats it out by a thin margin, but the real kicker is that a typical session with Sonnet at …
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Comment #49212259
There's certainly incentive to do so. And its only an engineering problem haha.
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Comment #49178395
At this point I think Apple just needs to simply not do anything stupid and these small model makers are going to hand them models
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Comment #49129728
I use DeepInfra. Their whole catalogue is openai compat. US based.
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Comment #49025112
Nice. Did it end up working out?
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Comment #49009471
Did you chew on monetization at all? I'm building something similar but for bio-imaging scientists, where I've packed everything I can into a single HTML (and even some modern segm…
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Comment #49009407
This blew my socks off. Theres something so satisfying about knowing everything I need is in a single file. I know the caveat is *1. Have a modern browser*, but this is my go to fo…
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Comment #48996259
My company does whole-brain scans of mice on a Zeiss Z.1. Lower resolutions are typically in the low hundreds of GB. Higher-resolutions and multichannel staining can get you in the…
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Comment #48996224
I'm no fan of Facebook or its social effects but I can't deny the wonderful downstream effect of their open source. Popular microscopy models like Cellpose[0] have leaned heavily o…
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Comment #48983459
PSA: Apple menu > System Settings > Accessibility > Motion These cool demos come up now and again and it always takes me a minute to remember I have reduced motion. But for that mi…
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Comment #48913272
I got chills reading this. The last time I felt this way was reading "Project Hail Mary" and that was for a fictional cell! It's crazy to me that we are still discovering these mic…
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Comment #48911009
Seems like one of those situations where the outcomes should be measured, not the implementation. If you've created a product that is leading to hundreds of hours of wasted time (a…
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Comment #48593531
I've had so much fun writing small apps in pure JS and HTML witj Gemini (no harness or agent, just the free web chat) because it's forced me to keep my index.html below 1000 lines.…
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Comment #48422326
How long has this been your daily driver? How has this setup worked for you compared to enterprise models? Which models?
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Comment #48329323
Surfacing for the thread: Armin Ronacher's "Absurd Workflows: Durable Execution With Just Postgres" https://lucumr.pocoo.org/2025/11/3/absurd-workflows/
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Comment #48282541
Poetry. I'm not Buddhist but I find the 'metaphysics' of their prayer wheels fascinating.
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Comment #48196547
Add microgpt to that list
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Comment #48076085
And you get sandboxxing for free! My company got tailscale recently, and its just the final cherry on top: `tailscale serve` my `/tools`, and I don't even have to worry about auth!…
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Comment #48076048
Hash tables are one of those miraculous data structures that, once grokked, take you up a step-function in understanding modern computer science. I'm not talking about the 2018 lee…
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Comment #48072296
I might have to look into mojo. What's "alignment" in your context. In bioimaging it usually refers to aligning something to a reference atlas (like the Allen Reference Mouse Brain…