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Comment #48775268
(Ozgun from Ubicloud) I agree with the blog post's technical contents, but I feel we came across too strong in the title. For Ubicloud as a managed Postgres provider, we use strict…
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Comment #48542376
The new prices are here: https://docs.hetzner.com/general/infrastructure-and-availabi... (However, Hetzner did an earlier price increase 38 days ago. HN's submission logic sends po…
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Comment #47899282
Ack. I took the benchmark results that AI Labs themselves published for their models. So the Opus 4.6 baseline would be from the time that Anthropic released the model.
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Comment #47887846
I reviewed how DeepSeek V4-Pro, Kimi 2.6, Opus 4.6, and Opus 4.7 across the same AI benchmarks. All results are for Max editions, except for Kimi. Summary: Opus 4.6 forms the basel…
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Comment #47838683
This update makes Kimi K2.6 the strongest open multimodal AI model. (No affiliation with Kimi.) Here's the aggregated AI benchmark comparison for K2.6 vs Opus 4.6 (max effort). - A…
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Comment #47262590
This has been one of my favorite blog posts on building products at startups. It came up again in a discussion today, so I wanted to resubmit it. I also found the HN discussion at …
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Comment #47247040
I'll save everyone a web search. This is satire and there isn't any such German federal court ruling. It also speaks to the world that we live in these days - I'm having a hard tim…
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Comment #47121897
I used Hetzner's pricing calculator. https://www.hetzner.com/dedicated-rootserver/ax162-r/configu... Before today, we used to be able to order an AX162-R for €207 and add 128 GB of…
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Comment #47121429
These changes are effective April 1st for existing and new customers. The price increase ratios are also different across product lines. * Cloud (VMs): 38% * Bare metal: 15% * Memo…
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Comment #46884543
I feel this analysis is unfair to PostgreSQL. PG is highly extensible, allowing you to extend write-ahead logs, transaction subsystem, foreign data wrappers (FDW), indexes, types, …
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Comment #46333653
Also, do you know if their benchmarks are available? In their website, the benchmarks say “Multilingual (Chinese), Multilingual (East-asian), Multilingual (Eastern europe), Multili…
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Comment #45812670
This is huge! When people ask me what’s missing in the Postgres market, I used to tell them “open source Snowflake.” Crunchy’s Postgres extension is by far the most ahead solution …
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Comment #45694354
If the benchmark doesn’t use AIO, why the performance difference between PG 17 and 18 in the blog post (sync, worker, and io_uring)? Is it because remote storage in the cloud alway…
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Comment #45640992
OmniAI has a benchmark that companies LLMs to cloud OCR services. https://getomni.ai/blog/ocr-benchmark (Feb 2025) Please note that LLMs progressed at a rapid pace since Feb. We se…
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Comment #45276605
(Disclaimer: Ozgun from Ubicloud) I agree with you. I feel the challenge is that using AI coding tools is still an art, and not a science. That's why we see many qualitative studie…
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Comment #45066036
The SGLang Team has a follow-up blog post that talks about DeepSeek inference performance on GB200 NVL72: https://lmsys.org/blog/2025-06-16-gb200-part-1/ Just in case you have $3-4…