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Lee Smolin a few years ago wrote a paper on quantum neuron plausibility: https://arxiv.org/html/2001.08522v1

Gemini 3.8 Flash looks like its better than v7 Luna/Sol on DeepSWE v1.1 while at $0.75 per million input tokens and $3.75 per million output tokens. Luna is much cheaper, but Flash has nearly Astra's performance for under the price of Sol ($2/$10).

I do like Typst, but Typst isn't really ideal for diagrams... you could use it that way but I don't think it's ideal. Mermaid or PlantUML are better/cleaner options.

This is the coolest thing on HN that I've seen in a minute. The whole thing is a perfect blend of ideas with the end result of something that feels... magical. Honestly this is the highest inspiration to me as a builder as I just want to create magical experiences, even if they are just small oddities.

Also: please use a credit union and use mutually-owned insurance agencies. As a general statement, you'll be in way better hands.

As a founder of a few software startups, I agree with this. If I can give advice to other founders, remember than software is usually a means to an end, and for most users, they just want the bare bone essentials to work and work well. Everything else is nice-to-have-fluff that won't drive 99% of sales.

The apps I pay for are simple and focus on a super basic interface. BookFusion and Libro.fm are great examples.

Q3 XL and Q3 XS are the two I'm trying to decide on

who uses Iroh?

The new IQ4XS has been working pretty well so far on 4090 16gb.

I need someone to run actual benchmarks between the two.

No API yet? I don't see it on OpenRouter yet.

This feels like an AI comment, but I feel compelled to respond.

Recursion is not needed when you regress system components to its foundamental representations, which can be derived without any recursion involved. In the thread example, I don't need to recursively determine how to compress how a planet orbits a mass. I only need to 'jump to the end' by define the rules of gravity and the mass/velocity of the bodies. What I'm driving at: I am suspicious of "Recursion is the Key" to better intelligence as it moves the goal post of understanding intelligence to 'mere' reflections without having to address other qualities of representations, qualia, novelty, etc.

Nemotron 3.5 Lightning runs on how little GPU vram? Can q4 run on 16gb?

How does Microsoft make revenue from openai when it doesn't get to use those profits as an org?

Heretical view: intelligent alien life is everywhere swimming around us. We are just not capable of really understanding it. When a human walks past an ant, maybe the ant senses the shadow and the blockage of the sun.. but it isn't equipped to recognize the human. Likewise, I suspect we are in a similar situation where even our smartest minds and best scientifically advanced sensors are simply incapable of properly detecting these forms. Remember, the average age difference between planets in our galaxy is roughly 2 billion years... just imagine that an alien life 2 billion years older than humans have found easier ways to travel than little metal flying saucers. The question then may be if it's ever possible for us to sense these higher (plausibly extra dimensional) creatures. I suspect this will be a more fruitful direction to investigate rather than assuming we just happen to be the only exotic intelligent life in the galaxy.

Do any support the smaller context for better pricing?

How exactly is it different in screen and hardware to the Boox Go 10.3 (gen II)

You could terminal into a remote machine terminal and use a web browser in the tty without needing an X11 windowing support.

Why is valkey better?

Sad that K3 and Gemini Flash 3.6 is missing from the benchmarks.

Just a word of caution, 25g has a very strong chance of causing intense bloating. I'm part of multiple athletic teams, and the general consensus is that more than 10g is generally "uncomfortable" for its bloat pressure effects.

What's the price difference?

> "Showing off revenue and number of accounts is showing off a tiny portion of the picture"

Showing revenue is not "tiny" by any means. Considering that the vast majority of businesses hide this from the public, I think it's very notably "something larger than tiny".

> "but practically speaking [they] are broke"

How do you know this?

What do you recommend?

This reminds me of Ted Chiang's "Tower of Babylon". You really should read it (and all of TC's works)!

You're not seriously posting about base rates without any form of agreeable evidence around such base rates?

That's very notable and left out of the announcement.

Did you not scroll over to see the even more massive Kola Superdeep Borehole?

How do I know if this is worthwhile without any benchmarks against 'not using Superpowers'?

I feel this in my soul. I thought I could replace a door in a day, but months of fiddling, I discovered by frame is not only a parallelogram but it literally shifts by over an inch between seasons. (~100yr old house 2nd floor)