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I'm more excited for qwen3.7 9b and 72b, these are usually so good for their size

also parsing is harder + so much more of the new data is being generated by ai itself.

still the cutoff is very much concerning and inconvenient

benchmarks look REALLY good, the price hike is big but it also beats sonnet 4.6 in every discipline?

you ever look on a title and just immediately know that its going on the frontpage + staying there

if you're not checking citations in the paper youre publishing AND trusting a non SOTA, hallucination prone ai model to come up with sources for it, its probably for the best of everyone that this paper isn't published.

yes there will be rare exceptions but in general i feel like this is a really good addition.

7b mistral is quite outdated. On a 12gb 4070 you can run qwen 3.5 9b q4km or qwen 3.6 35b, the latter will be a lot smarter but also a lot slower due to ram offload.

Try both in lm studio, they really are surprisingly capable

anthropic really needs to just make a great, personalized customer support experience where you get a couple dollars worth of opus credits that has some authority and ability to help with your issue.

"it couldnt be that simple because xyz" why not? I'm yet to see any big ai company actually try this

Great points. Using their printer "rooted" or with custom firmware seems like a decent compromise to me, kind of like what graphene is doing with pixels

wow!

curious about your workflow for running all these accounts. different harnesses in parallel? manually switching in codex? 5.5pro only?

what works for you?

please, sign up for a paid plan of either chatgpt or claude. gemini is while close, still noticeably behind

you deserve opinions shaped by interactions with the best tools that are out there.

more like weekly or almost daily, gpt 5.5 was literally 12 hours ago

who are you.

unpopular opinion but i think it's written quite well

how can I do this with it?

if youre using a firefox based browser, slow fullscreen for media can be fixed by setting the full-screen-api.macos-native-full-screen flag to false in about:config

this was SO annoying. thank you.

Truly baffling how apple haven't done this before

I like these being submitted.

Twitter still does have quite a lot of unique content that either appears there first or isnt accessible anywhere else at all, unlike paid article websites, previews without logging in actually work for the most part, and xcancel as you said is a thing. Which extension are you using for redirects?

building and maintaining a simple webview app might be easier than you think.

if you ever end up making one im very very curious about how much market share that would gain

reddit browser behavior got me into using frontends for various sites, such as redlib dot privacyredirect dot com

there are surprisingly many of them for pretty much every social media website.

what is the main difference between "normal" quants and the UD ones?

github unavailable; what you think would be the primary usecase for agent to agent chat?

Ironically, author doesnt realize that not everyone wants to learn everything

There is nothing wrong whatsoever with just getting things done.

happened to my friend too! an overkill but working solution for this is "sudo pmset -a disablesleep 1"

i think its all about caring and knowing what you want to make and willing to iterate on the result until it is actually good. If you want the ai to do your job for you its probably not going to work, but if youre really good at using its advantages you almost certainly will be winning

Yeah and also they still want to get at least some sales on the mac studios and mac pros with ultra chips, 256gb m5 max wouldve straight up killed both of those products.

We can have nice things but nobody is going to hurt themselves to give out things that are the very best possible, theres probably a lesson in this

laptops seem kinda solved now? for every cpu vendor and every os theres now a great option that just, works, so everyone can just use what they like and not be at a disadvantage due to not knowing the latest developements in the space, or due to habitual preference. Good type of boring

You'll get slightly more performance and ever so slightly less battery life. I'd do it

I mean, they had to make them good because of the new cpu architecture, but since the emulation worked so well and overall adoption was really fast it now is a problem for them as a company. A really good problem to have though

Curious about that as well.

They seem to market it as a technological advancement, which it is, but rather than being excited im actually worried about hidden latencies that could come with that approach. Have you found any interesting info on that yet?

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