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Not a fan of their context compaction and I feel like 1M-token context should minimum today. Each day I see how GPT 5.5 and 5.6 struggle a bit after each compaction before they get to the full speed, sometimes focusing too much on some older steering message that made it into the compacted context.
can't sustain these resets
If I would have my tin foil hat on I'd say they can manipulate how the subscription usage gets calculate during the week, so that these resets don't cost them much or anything. Sometimes it feels like the usage just disappears with nothing to show for it.
Are they more expensive? I think it's a clever tactic that avoids sudden increased workload, because users may "save" their resets when they need some additional work done.
As for the open weights? For now, Kimi K3's weights are closed, and I don't expect the situation would change.
It'll change on July 27 (based on https://www.kimi.com/blog/kimi-k3):
The full model weights will be released by July 27, 2026
Really nice! Nice to see FF Nightly already has support that enables scroll detection.
Meh
Where you should expect to see us evolve is in the quality, depth and pace of innovation we ship.
Yes, letting some LLMs "plan, code, review, deploy" will for sure improve quality and depth of innovation you ship.
Fuck Spotify
There is extra cost for >272K:
For models with a 1.05M context window (GPT-5.4 and GPT-5.4 pro), prompts with >272K input tokens are priced at 2x input and 1.5x output for the full session for standard, batch, and flex.
Taken from https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-5.4
Companies like Vercel, Lovable, and Stackblitz should pay salaries to each of these engineers. Their business succeeded only because Tailwind exists.
I got interested and checked their website, but it gave me a bad vibe, not to mention the hefty price tag in addition to the subscription.
Can we get something like that in Gemini 1.5 Flash?
How does the install tracking work exactly? Do they fingerprint the device once you start a game?
Is having an end-of-life deadline a requirement in pre-mortems done for product launches at Google?
If you are taking a slice of your free time just to go through this whole process to create a PR, and you know you will never get that time back, and your only message is: Taiwan is not a country, then either you are a troll or hate-fueled person. There is no middle ground, just read this part of their comment:
TaiWan is not a country, is essentially a province of China. currently it's a district because of some history reasons. So, TaiWan flag should not be placed along with other REAL country flags, It's a big misleading to website visitors.
This is not just a disagreement.
Imagine wasting time on cloning the repo, making a change, pushing it, creating a PR, all that time wasted because of hate. He could use that time to fix one of the 38 issues reported by other users...
And I thought March would be a bit more kinder to IT sector than February and we still have Friday left for a few more layoffs.
I asked ChatGPT about taking responsibility for the layoff, here is the response:
The blog post does not explicitly state that Mark Zuckerberg takes full responsibility for the layoffs.
I joined the waitlist and got a confirmation email saying "Pretty soon, you’ll be creating stunning designs in a flash" ;)
I do not like PayPal at all, but this decision will bring a lot of pain to a lot of developers. A middle finger is due to both companies.
Perfect usage of .wtf TLD
What are the things you are hoping to release in Bun v0.4?
All those AI songs sound like they are straight from sample packs previews. I am sure that in a few years we will get a real AI music generator, where you can enter a prompt like "a rock song with Freddie Mercury's vocals and lyrics about space".
Mods please change "tornado" to "tornado cash". People explaining in the thread that some tornado was sanctioned got me confused even more.
It was really funny to read advices to move HN to cloud from all those "experts".
Angular 1.x was a complicated and annoying beast
For me Angular 1.x was simple and pleasant, first JS framework that I really liked to use back when MEAN stack was popular. Angular 2+ is what you call "complicated and annoying beast".
my scaled, hooks infested, react apps make me feel like I’m handicapping myself
I know what you mean, I hope Vue 3+ or Solid will slowly replace React.
Thanks for sharing! Looks great!
That's true, and unfortunate, on one hand you want them to get paid for the work they put in, on the other hand it could introduce a chaos. How could that be solved?
If you create a community that generates ad/gold/whatever revenue for Reddit mods should be able to get at least a bit of it. No communities = no revenue for Reddit.
There are so many other things they could invest time on and they decided to spend it profile badges...