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sauwan
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Comment #48835464
I think you're missing the counterfactual. I now have two choices: 1) sit behind my desk and work, or 2) walk and talk something out. Before this model, the voice models were prett…
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Comment #48690002
Unless the US Gov bans inference companies from serving Chinese models to US customers...
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Comment #48197548
Yeah, bummer. I was very excited for this release, but this killed it.
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Comment #46993828
It's either more expensive or dumber.
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Comment #46697179
>My wife and I had a really complicated spreadsheet for tracking how much we owed our babysitter – it was just complex enough to not really fit into a spreadsheet easily. I vibecod…
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Comment #46621822
As a Linux and Windows user I'm feeling unseen.
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Comment #45750392
Well, the benefit here is the application of fluoride, which isn't something most people are actively thinking about maximizing.
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Comment #45609306
For pure text responses, agree 100%. Gemini falls way short on tool/function calling, and it's not very token-efficient for those of us using the API. But if they can fix those two…
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Comment #45538946
Hah, I quit Prime and they just gave it back to me. No charge. I can't cancel it. I can't figure it out, but perhaps they realized that their margin on me before I canceled was wel…
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Comment #45221325
Long running agents?
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Comment #45186592
Yeah, Apple watches are a non-starter for me. Zero chance I'm charging my watch daily.
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Comment #45117940
Does this use a local STT model, or is our data leaving our computer?
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Comment #44945184
So, if you don't subscribe, do they pay you to offset the worse gas mileage your car has to carry around but never have access to? I'm not a lawyer, but is this not a class action …
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Comment #44889799
Presumably, AI has advanced in 10 years?
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Comment #44750298
This is perfect timing for me - was just thinking about how to do this. But pricing is a bit steep for a startup currently looking to prove the market. Would you consider a cheaper…
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Comment #44715541
Would be great to see how our previous months usage stacked up and when, if at all, we would have been rate limited. I'd be pretty surprised if I were to get rate limited, but I do…
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Comment #43929423
I liked calling him the "Ope Pope"
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Comment #43920132
It's not cheaper than Deepseek V3.1, though, and Deepseek outperforms on nearly everything. And only between 1- 3x the throughput based on the openrouter metrics (near equivalent t…
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Comment #43907171
I'd be surprised if this was a new base model. It sounds like they just did some post-training RL tuning to make this version specifically stronger for coding, at the expense of ot…
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Comment #43860854
I'd agree with you if that cut was 5, maybe 10%. I just don't understand how they can justify 30% outside of "you don't have any other choice".
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Comment #43476049
I'm assuming this is true of all experimental models? That's not true with their models if you're on a paid tier though, correct?
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Comment #43393248
Or Phi-4. Which seems to outperform it and be a smaller model from 4 months ago.
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Comment #43291785
How do you stock Tamiflu? Isn't it prescription only? Or is it OTC in non-US countries?
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Comment #43013868
I think this AI take is spot on.
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Comment #43013848
Definitely just feels like a way to make it more painful/expensive for them to sell off their assets and become a for-profit entity.