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Posts by Sancus

they put me up in what's supposed to be a fancy hotel tonight but here i am switching my own light switches off like a depression-era hillbilly who just got added to the tennessee valley authority grid

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Y tho? Wealthsimple is so good. There's also Better Tax if you prefer to save data locally.

1 week ago 0 0 0 0

Chicken entrail reading says 63% and I know which I'd trust.

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4 weeks ago 4761 864 16 5

Polymarket, Kalshi and all the rest of these prediction markets need to be wiped off the face of the earth. They provide absolutely nothing of value and are corrupting everything they touch.

1 month ago 5691 1322 64 27

I really enjoyed The Raven Scholar and of course A Drop of Corruption though it's not quite epic fantasy...

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the polish figure skating team in the kiss and cry holding a plush pierogi

the polish figure skating team in the kiss and cry holding a plush pierogi

IMPORTANT OLYMPIC NEWS:

THE POLISH FIGURE SKATING TEAM HAS A PLUSH PIEROGI

2 months ago 6603 1696 80 234
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The GOP has offered nothing this century except for catastrophic wars. No healthcare plan; no re-industrialization. Now they're losing their only issue, immigration, as people see the violence and havoc that comes with mass deportations.

2 months ago 9345 1401 87 30

(Dude suddenly stops pushing his broom across the floor of the Death Star)

Does this look like a big laser to anyone else

2 months ago 12180 2894 125 32

Pork tenderloin has almost identical macros to chicken breast but is a nice change to mix in.

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If the US were a geopolitical rival the headlines would be like: US Secret Police Execute Second Dissident In the Streets As Militarized Occupation Enters Sixth Week

2 months ago 5844 2169 44 39
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The Canada-China relationship has been distant and uncertain for nearly a decade.

We’re changing that, with a new strategic partnership that benefits the people of both our nations.

3 months ago 2199 361 122 206
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AOC: I want everybody to understand that the cuts to your health care are what’s paying for this. You get screwed over to pay a bunch of thugs in the street that are shooting mothers in the face.

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there needs to be a sex offender registry but for ice guys. you should have to go door to door when you move to a new area and inform your neighbors that you used to be an ice guy. they shouldn't be allowed with 500 feet of a school

3 months ago 13169 2355 179 75
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If the worst single-family house in your n’hood costs over $1 million, then your n’hood should be zoned for apartment buildings.

(It’s pretty much that simple)

4 months ago 381 60 11 17

OpenAI, specifically, clearly has an unsustainable plan for future training. I just think their plans are commercially unnecessary. A model with order of magnitude higher training costs won't come close to break even. But that doesn't mean much to the viability of all models.

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Now if your business model is only barely profitable at current API costs or even requires cheaper, good luck with that. I think you're fucked.

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Basically I'm saying that even once you account for companies going out of business, the ones left standing will still be operating pretty good models. And perhaps training will become research only. Plenty of technologies only exist from public research spend that was never profitable.

3 months ago 0 0 1 0

Of course. But my point is the models that have already been trained are pretty good and there's no long term commercial need to burn $2T/year training. Those costs *will* drive companies bankrupt. But they'll be bought and some companies will operate and tune models much closer to inference cost.

3 months ago 0 0 1 0

So even if the cost of an H100 worth of compute never goes down, inference is worth it. This analysis ignores the cost of training, which is the big question mark and enormously hard to calculate. But training costs are already sunk for existing models and we don't need 1000 new models per week.

3 months ago 0 0 0 0

Now yes, Sonnet 4.5 is more capable. But the output token cost is $15/M. There is just no way the cost of inference is many times that amount. And I think that's a very fair price for Sonnet 4.5 right now as a coding assistant.

3 months ago 0 0 2 0

It's definitely hard to say, but let's say we are renting H100s at $3/hr, which is about 50% higher than the going price. Using Deepseek R1 f ex, you're going to get maybe 150 output tokens/s per H100, or a bit more. That is ~$6/1M *output* tokens which is actually cheaper than Sonnet 4.5.

3 months ago 0 0 1 0
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I don't think it's necessarily true they'll need to get more expensive. We run open LLMs in the cloud, done the math on the costs. Sure, training costs can expand infinitely but models that are not on the bleeding edge will only get closer as LLMs plateau. Which I personally believe has begun.

3 months ago 1 0 1 0

One fun thing about the Japanese is we love the FUCK out of Christmas and have only the loosest concept of what is going on

3 months ago 2611 406 55 19

"the prompt" means what exactly? The whole conversation with all context? I don't think much code is generated by one shot prompts anymore, for me the context and conversation is always many times longer than the PR itself. Nobody is gonna read all that.

4 months ago 1 0 0 0

Every technology problem is three social problems in a trench coat

5 months ago 3822 822 12 11

Epstein: I’m best friends with this pedo running for President, here’s a bunch of stories about how big a pedo he is

NYT: but her emails

5 months ago 5958 1679 47 44

If I give the bully my lunch money every day eventually he will die of old age

1 year ago 6743 812 72 24

They're going to change the clocks this weekend and the president is powerless to stop it. Because he's weak and a loser. That's what they're saying sir

5 months ago 6029 888 48 24

I can see this being popular with some devs but does everybody even want to code with voice? If you type actually fast there's not a significant speed gain from it and I would personally not enjoy talking constantly all day.

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