MK

special mans

[MK @psi686]

@sasajuric Tests pass, linters, builds and deployments green. Same as any proof provided by human hand built built systems

[MK @psi686]

@Pearticle @kyfriedfella @matt503ea5sf9z5 Not really. Distillation requires WORK - time in code and dev and GPU / compute time. Plus costs of using the API to distill from.

[MK @psi686]

@benjamin_horne Calculate for yourself how much it costs to run deepseek or Kiki full-size and explain to me how it’s a “fraction of the price” compared to API costs ?

[MK @psi686]

@kyfriedfella @matt503ea5sf9z5 It doesn’t matter if they distilled, they were able to further reduce the loss function and teach the model something. That’s what machine learning is, so either way they created novel development.

[MK @psi686]

@trikcode Literally just add “be good a system design” as a bullet point and it’s solved

[MK @psi686]

@DennisTheProf @flavioAd It should finish the task. This isn’t the clients last session and he’s fucking off.

[MK @psi686]

@mardehaym Hey so Mark, basically AI could add a “second payment provider” in a probably an hour.

[MK @psi686]

@AdityaShips Amplify is so cheap it doesn’t even make sense

[MK @psi686]

@apnmrev Product was NEVER the hard part. All college students / unemployed would have been printing money by your logic. It’s always and forever marketing and only marketing.

[MK @psi686]

@sarahwooders You are using the word “skills” all over but we are using MCP servers for TOOLS. Not the same thing

[MK @psi686]

@GeorgeMayer Just call him bro

[MK @psi686]

@Yourpop8 You’re just a cunt

[MK @psi686]

@shaneparrish Couldn’t have been very challenging if an LLM could’ve written it

[MK @psi686]

@jahirsheikh8 There is something to Claude code / codex harness context contamination. Opus has always performed better in web UI than in harness

[MK @psi686]

@AishwaryaDevv That no longer matters

[MK @psi686]

@devXritesh I’ll go with synchronous because everyone in the responses say asynchronous but they are all brokies

[MK @psi686]

@samueljmcd Yep. The way I look at it, API pricing is likely in my eyes to be wildly profitable for them. I would not be surprised to hear about 80% margins. Subscription pricing is probably still profitable, factoring that many users underperform, and caching

[MK @psi686]

@samueljmcd Right but we can’t see the subscription plan costing - I.e actual compute cost to the provider vs actual subscription usage. So we just really don’t know

[MK @psi686]

@ZachWLambert How many students lunches have you paid for ?