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    Comment #49212033

    If algorithm used is static and GPU-friendly, then what stops bypass at scale?

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    Comment #49201134

    This page has it, scroll to "Intelligence" header (not the highlights one, but second on the page / with black square) and click "Agentic Index"

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    Comment #49166695

    Hm, I asked 5.6 Sol to calculate/research and it came up with way less optimistic lifespan than Gemini (that I've asked last year). It claims that each individual page read induces…

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    Comment #49164725

    There's read disturb on SSDs, enough reads will eventually force controller to rewrite the cell and it's neighbours. Practically if you're not streaming weights 24/7 from a full SS…

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    Comment #49121074

    Does Claude still say it's Deepseek, when asked? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49082022#49087112 How is that important? Maybe it does, so what?

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    Comment #49120727

    Weights are yet to be released (maybe in 24H, Deepseek has track record of releasing same day). https://github.com/antirez/ds4 is often mentioned for DS4F on Mac, but 64GB is likel…

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    Comment #49120419

    It probably would be called 'deepseek-v4-flash-0731' in API edit: nope, at least deepseek kept "deepseek-v4-flash" and just updated model underneath. I guess preview is no longer w…

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    Comment #49099740

    Maybe .sexy TLD owner decided that "onlyfans" is a "premium" domain, with special pricing. And registrar isn't aware of premium domain pricing (at least for that TLD).

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    Comment #49099575

    Unused RAM is wasted RAM. So not really Apple magic, about every OS uses "free" memory as disk cache. Try to leave only a gigabyte or two free, speed likely would drop dramatically…

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    Comment #49087273

    You don't get to take distilled model home, it all stays with Google. It's "optimize your costs in our garden" product.

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    Comment #49087112

    LLMs can't reliably answer what they are (w/o getting that info from system prompt/tool call/etc), so yea. https://xcancel.com/teortaxesTex/status/2026130112685416881 I think I've …

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    Comment #49080493

    They're not saying anything about Anthropic serving costs in that quote, just calculating what MTok price is for running agents. Next sentence after your quote: > Agentic workloads…

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    Comment #49072535

    I think internal use is allowed at any scale in the license? > 4. The requirements set forth in Sections 2 and 3 do not apply to: (a) internal use of the Software, defined as any u…

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    Comment #49067358

    You need whole weights in VRAM for optimal performance. Don't be confused by "experts" in the name -- you don't get to load static subset of experts and blast next 100 tokens with …

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    Comment #48993604

    First sentence is about token efficiency.

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    Comment #48980624

    I think in case of Firefox it's done purely with JS ( https://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/ ), no native code. So that feels fine (assuming it runs in same sandbox like any page), just…

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    Comment #48943430

    To be fair Deepseek V4 now is just a preview, which likely implies training isn't completed.

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    Comment #48936624

    Deepseek V4 paper is just ~three months old

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    Comment #48936518

    I've misread that you're having consistent problems across different models, sorry. If it's just 10 Pro, then google says Qualcomm was having bad years (I've heard about Snapdragon…

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    Comment #48935911

    It's also 2.8x parameter count (1T -> 2.8T), likely higher activation per token (50B?).

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    Comment #48935405

    Nowhere close to what you asked, but Nothing already seems to be one of the most "open" devices today. That's for simple fact of having offline/unsigned EDL (Qualcomm's Emergency D…

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    Comment #48935206

    > it seems that it still runs hot according to some reviews I've seen on the yt. Never noticed it being even warm in normal use, consistently cold. > this is especially true during…

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    Comment #48935071

    As other commenter said OnePlus is subsidiary of Oppo. Over past few years they were loosing autonomy / reusing more and more work by Oppo. If you're worried about the firmware, th…

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    Comment #48926152

    Most people use official clients and AFAIK they don't really accept any external contributions? All clients were fully developed by employees.