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by 0000000000100 3mo ago
Actually saying the name of the model in use? Like Opus 4.8, Sonnet 5, Fable 5, Haiku? So many models and it’s just so pointless if you don’t know which is which
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by 0000000000100 3mo ago
Hello? What model is was used?? The fact that ‘Claude’ is used instead of any hard model really puts this article in serious doubt…
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by 0000000000100 3mo ago
Marketing stunt by who dude? Do you really think Anthropic would really go this far? This whole situation is completely absurd. The federal government is arbitrarily restricting AI models without really providing any reasoning. This is not
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by 0000000000100 4mo ago
Wow unsure why you are getting downvoted. It’s just odd. I just don’t get the skepticism towards this model. It’s released and it’s amazing. The hype was real and I can see why the researchers were anxious about releasing it.
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by 0000000000100 4mo ago
Ah that I will admit. It gets shit done one way or another haha. This is why a sandboxed environment and a reproducible test DB is key here. I give read only access to my dev DB to my Claude, really removes the temptation that it increasing
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by 0000000000100 4mo ago
Are you kidding man? Have you tried the new model for coding? It's absolutely incredible. After using it, I really see why they were so concerned. The jump in my workflows feels as large as the jump from 3.5 to 4o (OpenAI). It's j
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by 0000000000100 4mo ago
Haha thought you were referring to the upsell at the start asking to subscribe to the newsletter for $70 / year. But yes it does call out the unprecedented amount of money getting dumped into AI. What turned me off though was this para
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by 0000000000100 5mo ago
Trick is to not burn too much time worrying about the perfect skills and this and that. See a lot of people filling skills with LLM junk, or overdoing rules that start confusing the LLM. Just try Vanilla, see something you don't like?
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by 0000000000100 8mo ago
Yep, it’s still a bit off from being a true developer. But good news for existing software devs who will need to be hired to fix LLM balls of mud that will inevitably fall apart. In my mind it’s not too much different than cheap contractor
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by 0000000000100 8mo ago
Then you are boned unless it was architected well. LLMs tend to stack a lot of complexity at local scopes, especially if the neighboring pages are also built poorly. E.g pumping out a ton of logic to convert one data structure to another. L
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by 0000000000100 8mo ago
This is what I’ve discovered as well. I’ve been working on refactoring a massive hunk of really poor quality contractor code, and Codex originally made poor and very local fixes/changes. After rearchitecting the foundations (dumping bo
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by 0000000000100 9mo ago
Holy shit that did it, really appreciate that link sir
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by 0000000000100 9mo ago
Thanks, will give that whirl. Appreciate the info
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by 0000000000100 9mo ago
To temper expectations a bit, I’ve installed Linux recently on my HP Omen to pretty decent results. Still having some lingering issues, e.g the WiFi adapter going dead after a sleep. But have found the experience relatively similar to my re
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by 0000000000100 11mo ago
Yeah just took down the prod site for one of our clients since we host the front-end out of their CDN. Just got wrapped up panic hosting it somewhere else for the past hour, very quickly reminds you about the pain of cookies...
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by 0000000000100 1y ago
Wow the bad faith is quite strong here. As it turns out, small to mid sized insurance companies have some ridiculously poorly architected front ends. Not everyone is the biggest cat in town with infinite money and expertise. I have no inten
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by 0000000000100 1y ago
Depends a lot. Use it for one off scripts, particularly for anything Microsoft 365 related (expanding Sharepoint drives, analyzing AWS usage, general IT stuff). Where there is a lot of heavy context based business logic it will fail since t
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by 0000000000100 1y ago
Not egregious API spending, but ChatGPT Pro was been one of the best investments our company has paid for. It is fantastic at reasonable scale ports / refactors, even with complicated subject matter like insurance. We have a project at
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by 0000000000100 1y ago
I agree (not OP). The difference in addictiveness between the three big boys (Facebook/Instagram, YouTube, TikTok) grows smaller with every passing year as their back-catalog of content grows. Pretty much everyone I know consumes TikTo
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by 0000000000100 1y ago
Go look at the PR man, it's pretty clear that he hasn't just dumped out LLM garbage and has put serious effort and understanding into the problem he's trying to solve. It seems a little mean to tell him to stop coding forever
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by 0000000000100 1y ago
Related: https://isanybodyusingthisprivatekey.com/ Haha, cool site
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by 0000000000100 1y ago
It's really nice to have something like this baked in. I can see this being handy if it's connected to external learning resources / sites to have a more focused area of search for it's answers. Having hard defined walls
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by 0000000000100 1y ago
Our company bought about 4-5 Framework 13s, and boy were they a bad experience. All sorts of driver issues, random crashes, USB ports not working right, etc. Just about all of them had some kind of issue, which is really fun when your PM ha
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by 0000000000100 2y ago
Pretty neat. The automatic breakdowns are cool, but you absolutely need to move the delete button inline. Confirm dialog if there are items beneath it, otherwise just delete. Generated like 10 sub-items for me, 5 of which were relevant. But
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by 0000000000100 2y ago
I can't personally. OpenAI's o3 aside, the rate of progress in the past two years has been eye watering to say the least. It's tricky since the future of AI isn't something anyone can really prove / disprove with ha
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by 0000000000100 2y ago
Privacy is a big one, but avoiding censorship and reducing costs are the other ones I’ve seen. Not so sure about the reducing costs argument anymore though, you'd have to use LLMs a ton to make buying brand new GPUs worth it (models ar
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by 0000000000100 2y ago
Video interviews were done, and everything seemed normal at the time. We finally got the impostor to turn his camera on, and I sent a screenshot to the hiring team to confirm. It seems unlikely that someone living in the US would take the t
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by 0000000000100 2y ago
My company had an issue like this recently, they just had a smart guy take the interview / handle the paperwork and then a completely different guy show up on their first day. My company is pretty small, so we caught it within an hour
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by 0000000000100 3y ago
You can do some solid debugging with NodeJS if you use the VSCode dev tools. Just add it as a debugging option and you can add breakpoints and step through functions. Works pretty great, JavaScript is pretty nice to debug since everything i

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