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freakynit
1,756karma·880submissions·June 1, 2015
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Claude's rate limits are absolutely shit for free users. 3 chats and its gone for 24 hours.
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They've probbaly have realized that the foundation models are becoming commoditized (or will be very soon). We can already run luna medium class models on phones now (bonsai, gemma4). The value i…
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"Neuromorphic chips" .... and I have the exact same question in mind.
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Deepseek models are good, no doubt on that... but what I have personally observed, as opposed to the benchmarks showing DSV4Flash-0731 ranking only below the kimi-k3 and near glm-5.2, and matching top…
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i didn't begin with one
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define slop
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There is nothing wrong with using AI tools to do your work, or part of it. If there are genuine inaccuracies in the content, please point those out and I will fix them asap, so everyone can benefit. T…
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I use claude designed markdown renderer. This site is using the same. Others, for example using the same renderer: 1. NPM Supply Chain Attack Techniques: https://npm-supply-chain-attack-tec…
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In case anyone is interested in knowing the "how" part, read this: https://palantir-uk-tax-evasion.pagey.site/ …
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Updates should be changed to delete + publish, and either should require OTP/MFA. You don't need artificial cooldown if you add a manual, informed action in-between. All these publishes went…
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Updated my docs covering these attacks since 2025: 1. NPM Supply Chain Attack Techniques: https://npm-supply-chain-attack-techniques.pagey.site/ 2. NPM Ecosystem Threat Report: https…
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First point.. plus, OTP/MFA authenticated publishing. This OTP/MFA should come from package repositories, before the package is made publicly available. This is needed so that CD stage is no…
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There's nothing wrong about that. Historically I have experienced this behaviour on hackernews multiple times, hence my comment. Since when have hackernews started to become toxic like stackoverf…
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Not legally. Liability is a big thing.
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There are many proxy-ways to bypass such restrictions. Of course, the costs will be higher. Providers will spun-up.
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I use it to conduct thorough online researches. Plug-in some online search MCP (like the one I use: https://jerrysniffs.online ), and the flash models dig through the internet for dirt che…
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By making companies using them "toxic" to touch. For example: no government contract to any company who uses even one vendor in it's entire chain of dependencies, who uses such open mod…
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I will get downvoted, but fck it. The ban on these open models is coming within weeks, if not days. As usual, the excuse will be "national security".
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What would be the hallucination equivalent of such robots?
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And AlphaGo Zero .. probably the first real-world deployment of a self-improving system that beat humans.
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You are absolutely right.
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For my Indian folks, I have just yesterday launched 100% free railway API. Truly free, no strings attached. The rate-limits are good enough that you can build automations on top. It also comes with MC…
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Done.. attributed. Thanks.. :)