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yokoprime

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About yokoprime

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    Comment #49032873

    Sony and Fiio both make high end "mp3 players" aka Digital Audio Player. These are expensive devices and have more in common with mobile phones, but you can buy them

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    Comment #49032779

    "don't use a pencil" i stopped reading there. That's a completely invalid and stupid thing to say. Pencils are superior to any and all other writing instruments.

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    Comment #48853213

    are you using the free version?

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    Comment #48851072

    Arguably not in the EU, but I'm seeing Sol,Terra and Luna on my account here in Norway

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    Comment #48850914

    Thank you Simon! Luna is surprisingly decent across all reasoning levels.

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    Comment #48850530

    I prefer codex for most tasks, but stil use Claude if i need to make something "nice but generic", i.e. a html artefact or touch up of front end code.

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    Comment #48804845

    Norway is in the ECC together with Iceland, but for some reason Iceland is not on the list where these SKUs will be available.

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    Comment #48753513

    i did use Fable for a brief moment the last time around, and apart from being extremely expensive, it wasn't any order of magnitude better than Opus or even GPT-5.5 for my workload…

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    Comment #48691196

    This makes no sense, it only will embolden any attempts by china and other countries to move away from depending on US AI tech

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    Comment #48675637

    14 or 16 inch?

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    Comment #48620724

    New flex: i use arch support btw

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    Comment #48611756

    I rarely use widows, but i feel like windows media player is only there to check a box that windows has a media player. Most people dont play local videos anyway, and those who do …

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    Comment #48610881

    This will be interesting to follow. I dont see how this can be fully enforced. Maybe for iOS and other platform where app distribution is highly restricted, but on linux, windows a…

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    Comment #48599582

    i've been wearing headphones in public since the 90s (walkman > discman), i have no idea how the author thinks headphones is a new phenomenon. I'm not particularly interested in un…

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    Comment #48519914

    I dont buy that Amazon activly tried to interfere with Anthropic while being one of the largest owners. There is probably a lot one could say about Bezos, but he does not walk away…

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    Comment #48464793

    Probably great for those who need this. I could continue using opus 4.6 class models for the foreseeable future

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    Comment #48347968

    That's not happening

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    Comment #48338786

    may i suggest nettfart.no by the norwegian government as an alternative ? at least the name is fun

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    Comment #48334764

    Gatekeeping is never a good look.

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    Comment #48327859

    If you're just doing workflows from a single node, i guess it can be ok as long as theres a single writer. But scaling across multiple servers it clearly is not all you need.

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    Comment #48305212

    Same here, i can't say i've seen any difference in 4.6 vs 4.7 other than price

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    Comment #48305204

    It's driven a lot by the harness too. If you're using claude code, you're actively being pushed towards newer models, even though older ones work perfectly fine for your use cases

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    Comment #48301548

    As someone who has seen the enterprise deals, they are not subsidised in any way shape or form. Anthropic may wave the seat fee, maybe get lower "expected" consumption. This change…

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    Comment #48301525

    They pay sticker price. There may be exceptions for very very large companies like Amazon or Microsoft which have their own deals where they rent out compute in return for usage.