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WhatsName commented on Ch.at – A lightweight LLM chat service accessible through HTTP, SSH, DNS and API   ch.at/... · Posted by u/ownlife
WhatsName · 18 days ago
I find the fact that in this day people can own two letter domains absolutely staggering, based on rarity, those should be worth millions I guess?
WhatsName commented on Delta’s new AI-powered pricing strategy   blog.getjetback.com/delta... · Posted by u/bdev12345
supportengineer · a month ago
How do they defeat private mode in my browser?
WhatsName · a month ago
Simple, by defining the price for customers they have insufficient data on as max(price). Private mode and VPN are actually super easy to detect for someone willing to extract the maximum value out of you.
WhatsName commented on Show HN: Xorq – open compute catalog for AI   github.com/xorq-labs/xorq... · Posted by u/mousematrix
WhatsName · a month ago
The name is to easily confused with xorg and people already have a hard time telling groq and grok appart.

I would suggest rebranding if you just released it.

WhatsName commented on OpenAI prepares to launch GPT-5 in August   theverge.com/notepad-micr... · Posted by u/ghoulishly
WhatsName · a month ago
If it were any good I would assume there would be no need to hype it up.

My theory is that LLMs will get commoditized within the next year. The edge that OpenAI had over the competition is arguably lost. If the trend continues we will be looking at inference like commodity prices, where the most efficient like cerebras and groq will be the only ones actually making money at the end.

WhatsName commented on Show HN: Self-updating MCP server for official pip, uv, poetry and conda docs   github.com/KemingHe/pytho... · Posted by u/keminghe
WhatsName · a month ago
The demo is not convincing, I rarely find myself migrating between package managers and if I do I would expect claude code to ace this task without mcp help.
WhatsName commented on TikTok, AliExpress and WeChat ignore your GDPR rights   noyb.eu/en/how-tiktok-ali... · Posted by u/robin_reala
Gud · a month ago
That’s not been my experience with drug dealers.
WhatsName · a month ago
Except for Aliexpress you are not a customer. Just like Facebook, Insta,... they are selling your attention to the highest bidder.
WhatsName commented on Meta's Llama 3.1 can recall 42 percent of the first Harry Potter book   understandingai.org/p/met... · Posted by u/aspenmayer
WhatsName · 2 months ago
Given the method and how the english language works, isn't that the expected outcome for any text that isnt highly technical?

Guess the next word: Not all heros wear _____

WhatsName commented on Universe expected to decay in 10⁷⁸ years, much sooner than previously thought   phys.org/news/2025-05-uni... · Posted by u/pseudolus
exe34 · 4 months ago
It was set to zero once, so somebody somewhere/somewhen figured it out before.
WhatsName · 4 months ago
Or rather we are a fork/thread somewhere is spacetime.
WhatsName commented on Show HN: OpenRouter Model Price Comparison   compare-openrouter-models... · Posted by u/pacific01
olii · 4 months ago
This is awesome! We could have a great service if we joined forces, I just posted about my tool - quip which is a GUI for OpenRouter!
WhatsName · 4 months ago
OpenwebUI (https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui) accepts openrouter API keys and will let you choose from all models on openrouter in a ChatGTP (or even slightly better IMHO) interface.
WhatsName commented on U.S. autism data project sparks uproar over ethics, privacy and intent   washingtonpost.com/health... · Posted by u/perihelions
tialaramex · 4 months ago
It's also helpful shorthand. One of the reason there is no RSA KEX† in TLS 1.3 is that under BCP 188 obviously aiding bulk surveillance technology isn't acceptable, so when you have a liaison from the ACLU saying yes, get rid of RSA KEX and a representation from EDCO (Enterprise Data Center Operators, basically big old financial companies) saying it'll cost them too much money to lose RSA KEX so it should be reinstated in the late drafts for the RFC, there was no need to re-explain in great detail why the ACLU are right here because there's already a document explaining to anybody who is new to this.

† The RSA Key Exchange goes like this: We get the public key of a server from their certificate which they sent us, we pick a symmetric key at random and we encrypt our chosen key using that public key with the RSA algorithm, so that only the legitimate owner of the certificate can decrypt it, then we send that encrypted key to the server. Because they know the Private Key corresponding to the public key in the certificate they can decrypt the symmetric key we sent. This symmetric key is used for all further communication. This means if say, the Mad King's Secret Police obtain a copy of the RSA private key for the server at any time the Secret Police can decrypt every communication, even if the communications they're decrypting happened weeks, months or years before they obtain the key.

WhatsName · 4 months ago
Even for a tangent this is extraordinary random and unnecessarily detailed.

Answer truthfully, are you an llm or any form of bot?

u/WhatsName

KarmaCake day739November 15, 2013View Original