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the_lucifer

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    Comment #49121908

    Possibly depending on who's routing it, since Openrouter seems to have added a separate slug for this, and they don't have an alias router for the DS models yet, so it shouldn't ha…

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    Comment #49097231

    > I think it definitely trades user-friendliness for power and flexibility A tale as old as time with OSS software from what I've seen. So far the only exception that I've seen of …

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    Comment #49038642

    Noticed none of the comparisons mention Kimi K3. Is there a comparison chart?

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    Comment #49013200

    > Cut and paste is a poor analogy in the file explorer, what the file explorer does is a move, "cutting" fills the first parameter and "pasting" fills the second. Hence the greying…

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    Comment #49012661

    Is this the same as Dinitz Theorem[1] which seems to have been proved in 1994? This is the only result I keep stumbling upon when trying to understand the problem formulation [1]: …

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    Comment #49008192

    > It seems what people like about Kagi is the customization and surrounding tooling I've been paying for Kagi since March 2025, so about a year and a half and this is precisely why…

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    Comment #49008023

    > although I heard there's a Linux version now? Yes, there's a Linux beta. Discussion from a few days ago on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48970894 . Link to the beta: h…

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    Comment #48963823

    > And then I discovered SO meta. Holy cow. Those people were so far up their own butts, they couldn't see daylight. I was morbidly transfixed. It's validating to see that I wasn't …

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    Comment #48963804

    Or another LLM layer that takes a chat and formats it into a StackOverflow style Q/A post

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    Comment #48963793

    > They were up your ass about minutia that really didn't matter. Good riddance and can't wait to visit the site and see an EOL static page. Well said. It was just something I (and …

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    Comment #48952357

    So much this. I pride myself on my intuition but three letters and nothing else to go on left me completely lost. I assumed by the title that I was supposed to type "one more lette…

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    Comment #48952025

    > I wonder if they’ll be the Lehman Brothers of this bubble That's exactly what this Yahoo Finance article today calls them at least [1] [1]: https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/a…

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    Comment #48952015

    > most well-capitalized companies Huh what? Since when is OpenAI's IOU's and paper money worth more than Apple's cold hard cash? They have been backing away from their infrastructu…

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    Comment #48951582

    Yeah I like lurking there, but IMO haven't gone through the hassle of attempting to get an invite to comment.

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    Comment #48928995

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    Comment #48786748

    > Personally I also don't want Tesla or Rivian to add CarPlay Unfortunately for you, Tesla is working on adding CarPlay support to their cars (for what I assume is to boost their v…

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    Comment #48786649

    > Proprietary platform-specific software has had its day. If the purported benefits of agentic-coding systems are real, it should have been trivial for Anthropic to implement a nat…

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    Comment #48734675

    > Wish there was a way to enable low power on a per-app basis. Since you can control the low power mode setting from the command line: `sudo pmset -a lowpowermode 1`. It should be …

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    Comment #48654418

    Digressing a bit, the link [2] feels off to me borderline scam-like. The URL points to "littlesnitchfirewall" which is not the official link to the well known macOS firewall applic…

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    Comment #48508052

    > I think dark theme, rich purples and vibrant hues, huge headings, etc. Don't forget the thin and tall serif fonts, with one singular italicized word in the title.

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    Comment #48504016

    Is it that surprising given Deepseek is great enough for most use cases (like implementation) and prices are off by an order of magnitude? DeepSeek: DeepSeek V4 Flash $0.098/$0.196…

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    Comment #48208716

    Yep, even with their supply chain prowess, they're being hit now given some longer term contracts vis-à-vis their memory are nearing renewals.

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    Comment #48014083

    > I guess, but it still seems broken to me You would be correct. It uses a wrong tone curve (piecewise-sRGB vs gamma 2.2/2.4) which makes the darks look off: https://github.com/dyl…

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    Comment #47910133

    Which is why I honestly believe they should have fixed this in the design stage itself. Post-facto reframing/renaming never seems to go well. Especially once the mass produced chea…

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    Comment #47856719

    Looks like your image host has rate limited viewing the shared images, wanted to give you a heads up