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Comment #49224515
> There’s nothing wrong with this, by the way. You’re in the business of unemploying people. Occasionally I see a tech person in SV upset about AI automating away jobs. My dude, yo…
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Comment #49224454
Better to have a job you don't like that pays well than to have a job you don't like that pays poorly. But at the same time - if you're smart enough to program well enough to get p…
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Comment #49203593
Is that analogue or are they baking floating points into the silicon?
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Comment #49203581
My question is what changes about LLM use cases when you’re getting 1000 tok/s? Models in silicon might dramatically change how we think about them.
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Comment #49191498
Well this is going to be integrated into Zed. It’s an improvement by definition.
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Comment #49187717
This is a big unsolved dev tooling problem. Glad someone competent is working on it.
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Comment #49171515
There are comp packages in the millions for people (often a large part can be in a lump sum bonus as well).
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Comment #49160072
Waiting for the “FWIW on a B200” reply
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Comment #49153162
And I know fuck all about subsistence farming - something most people's ancestors understood deeply. Different worlds, different requirements.
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Comment #49137040
Zed lets you use Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, etc. all through the same UI. Like you, I use that to cross validate using models from different providers and switch over to GLM 5.2…
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Comment #49136795
I'm also confused about Cursor. I use Zed. It seems like whatever Cursor has is pure commodity and yet it's worth billions?
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Comment #49130482
I believe the CPU gets an interrupt per packet. It’s just not designed to be interrupted that often.
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Comment #49126415
They get hot using fiber as well.
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Comment #49126025
It’s crazy that the Ethernet chips consume more power (presumably - because of the heat) than the processor in the computer. How is driving 25Gb/s such a hot task compared to drivi…
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Comment #49100351
We're in the geocities days of AI UI.
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Comment #49093495
Excellent. Stuff like this, or LLM SRE automation, are big product spaces for the future.
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Comment #49093159
Snap back to reality, ope, there goes gravity
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Comment #49092436
Personal responsibility is a difficult concept for be to apply to massive efforts like this. When there’s one person and you can talk to them personal responsibility is the number …
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Comment #49091767
I just checked eBay. There's an insane price difference between used and new. $5k vs $40k.
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Comment #49091453
They just opened the weights. I expect competition from various providers will drop the price a bit. But you're right. I'd hope a model closer to GLM 5.2's price would be sufficien…
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Comment #49090980
If you’re the one vibe coding you’re the arsonist.
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Comment #49090971
I plan to hack it to use openrouter and Kimi K3 or GLM 5.2 to keep expenses reasonable. For context can you share the line count?
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Comment #49078409
More like how’s my wallet? I love helping to move the invisible hand of the market. When I go to small brick and mortar stores and one has an item for a higher price I’ll ask if I …
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Comment #49077283
Seems I can’t control it on mobile?
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Comment #49077038
As an American I’d gladly take payments from China to feed them my Claude transcripts for distillation. I’m surprised I haven’t heard of such an initiative.