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springtimesun

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    Comment #49222898

    What’s missing to me in all this is: did it succeed in its initial task? And then, did it stop? I feel like whether I should be scared or not hangs on those questions

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    Comment #49220262

    Stake the claim then. I’ve also read a fair bit of LLM text and this didn’t trip anything for me. Edit: after reading the author bio and the other articles, I agree with this asses…

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    Comment #49176111

    Thank you for sharing that. If you write something of your life I’d be interested in reading it. I once was on an Audax ride with some guy I just met. 12:30 we pick up together at …

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    Comment #49174381

    Heinz lived, in the most extreme way possible, my dream of traveling by bike. I’m reminded of the Annie Dillard quote: > There is no shortage of good days. It is good lives that ar…

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    Comment #49148360

    It’s not a complaint, only an observation. Operator aside, to observe that the models behave differently shouldn’t be controversial, should it? It seems like you read my comment as…

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    Comment #49143649

    One thing I have been increasingly confused about is why the memory makers are not building or planning to build more fabs. A few months ago I thought it was obvious, that they cor…

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    Comment #49143534

    How does the return from this browser compare with what comes out of the Claude Code harness, for example? I recently wired the Kagi MCP and I as curious the differences in what’s …

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    Comment #49143464

    I have never used sol, but I regularly use Claude to set up and benchmark local models per task. It is very thorough and has always returned good setups. The only thing you have to…

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    Comment #49141854

    I’m a one person team, but I went the other direction and replaced my paid time tracking and invoicing software with something custom. The decider wasn’t the monthly payment. As th…

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    Comment #49128680

    I’m sure it’s possible, but I really struggle to think of an example that would result in a 1m token output.

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    Comment #49122385

    I have spent way too much on hardware. I’m sure I will look back on that after the eventual price normalization with some regret. I do think we will look back at this shortage and …

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    Comment #49121976

    Alone, Qwen can close basic bug tickets. Passing up and passing down have not really worked that well for me. In some cases passing Qwen’s output up to Claude can be actively harmf…

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    Comment #49121845

    I agree with OPs commment about K3 being pretty good. Claude can be good too, but it didn’t get there until I made a writing rule. It has 4 basic sections: * a style guide with exa…

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    Comment #49121734

    I hadn’t really thought about it until I read this (and happen to be spending time reading Kimi’s reasoning), but I can imagine an issue in the future where I will want more than j…

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    Comment #49121679

    I have been doing this with opencode. Spend a fair bit of time composing and scoping a ticket. tmux on the server where the local inference lives, start a non-interactive session t…

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    Comment #49114575

    I see where this idea is coming from as someone who had loathed doing Wordpress client projects and I’m not shitting on AI. You can see from my comments that I use AI a lot. But yo…

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    Comment #49113303

    It trips a content restriction. It’s vague, but I’m guessing because the podcasts are adjacent to/are copyrighted material. What’s really interesting is it’s also tied to thinking …

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    Comment #49112270

    I run fable at max for basically any non-trivial task. Not even for the result of that task, I get so many “I noticed in passing” bullets at the end that have led to productive ref…

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    Comment #49111884

    I had flashbacks to when I first started making web apps. I used to care so very much about this. I haven’t thought about capital REST in years. Edit: a few minutes after I wrote t…

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    Comment #49107899

    This is true for me, but I wonder if it’s true for most. An alternative framing is not that apps moved to the cloud because they were faster or more convenient but that apps moved …

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    Comment #49106443

    Watching K3’s thought traces has been fascinating. I have a podcast transcription pipeline that uses an LLM pass to increase quality especially over proper nouns and Whisper halluc…

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    Comment #49056674

    For this to be true, and pointed at consumers, it would have to be the case that consumers are a threat to frontier models. To be a threat to frontier models consumers would have t…

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    Comment #49030530

    For personal projects, it depends on how important they are. My time tracking and invoicing software, all of it. The app that archives and serves my podcast library, none (it’s wri…

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    Comment #49030429

    I have been trying something like this with local only models. I think I’ve tried everything that will fit in 96GB alone and in concert with each other using real project data (Rai…

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    Comment #49012720

    I am writing far less code than I used to and I’m finding that reviewing is a different skill entirely (and one I need some work on). I have always worked by myself and my past rev…