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small_model
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Comment #48948902
We have as much chance as a human stepping inside a bacteria (i.e. physics makes it near impossible)
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Comment #48948763
So the ex-employee has to pay up or something, whats this got to do with OpenAI the company, seems like desperate attempt to slow down the company that will likely take Apple marke…
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Comment #48935365
Bingo, hacker news has this tendency hence this is on the front page.
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Comment #48934144
Anyone buying IPO for short term gain would have exited at initial spike, others (like me got in at allocation price) will be holding for a decade or two so this is noise, expected…
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Comment #48933256
Apple Phones are the best by a huge distance.
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Comment #48931560
How does this compare with Grok 4.5, Fable, GPT 5.6 etc I can use them for a few bucks a month, whats the benefit of using this model? is it more intelligent, faster, cheaper (and …
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Comment #48928379
Its amazing the speed of build with grok 4.5 its a taste of whats to come.
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Comment #48924878
If you watch birds you will see they don't use alarm clocks nor go to work, but still find food each day.
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Comment #48922998
Watch male lions they sleep when they want, laze about all day until they need to eat. Or you can be a deer caught in the corporate wage slave, alarm clock prisoner headlights.
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Comment #48922968
I am groggy but I drink a Coke Zero and within 10-20 mins I feel great. Whereas without sleep I would be flagging.
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Comment #48921592
I do bi/tri phase sleep, 6 hours at night, and 1-2 naps a day (I work remotely so allows me to nap when I want) This is the best, sleep when you need to you body knows best. Do you…
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Comment #48891932
Do think the majority of SWEs will be hand cranking out code like it's 1999 in a few years?
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Comment #48891011
There is going to be a lot of this kind of thing as AI makes writing manual code optional at best. A project that bans use of agentic coding is going to have a slower development c…
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Comment #48875646
Constant maintenance? What are you talking about? Once they're launched they are never touched till they burn up 7-10 years later.
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Comment #48875632
Yes I mean vs what they did, at least there would be a chance of a good outcome, just returning the money would have been optimal.
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Comment #48871555
Not your problem they made the mistake, cant get blood from a stone, sue me etc etc.
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Comment #48871529
They last 7-10 years so they would need to stop launching for a decade, not going to happen.
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Comment #48870466
Yes seems like would cost a portion of it to execute the escape. Should have just bet it on a 10/1 shot and then kept the 900k if it worked out.
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Comment #48870431
Same, however managers are starting to ask questions, like 'what can we do to help remove bottlenecks' (they think sprinkle unlimited tokens -> revenue multiplies). In actual fact …
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Comment #48870357
"Less than 6 months to our papers end date and it was way off, welp let create a new one much further, bit more leeway this time"
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Comment #48870231
They launch them all the time, similar to telcos digging up copper to replace fibre or upgrading infra as new tech improves.
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Comment #48870224
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Comment #48870156
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Comment #48865972
Doesn't have Grok 4.5 listed yet, wonder why 5.6 is, it was released later?
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Comment #48863658
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