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by 01100011 3mo ago
I close out after a task is complete. I rarely want the previous context to feed into the next task.
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by 01100011 3mo ago
Not correct. I'm assuming it's an enterprise plan. I have no idea what deal my company has worked out with OpenAI but I do not yet have a personal account (but soon will when I have the time to spin up proxmox on my compute brick
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by 01100011 3mo ago
Correct. This is not a consumer plan.
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by 01100011 3mo ago
My numbers come from the spend my company makes using our corporate plan. Not sure what the pricing is relative to any other plan. It's definitely not the consumer rate as we're a pretty big shop burning a lot of tokens as a whole
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by 01100011 3mo ago
I'll agree but from the other direction. AI continues to absorb my job as a senior systems software engineer (c/c++) and after a couple months I've only spent a few hundred dollars using gpt-5.5/5.6 and codex. I have no
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by 01100011 3mo ago
For the past couple months I've been "managing" Codex to do plenty of grunt work. Granted I'm not one to produce thousands of lines per month(systems engineer, mostly bug fixing and extending a large library which sits o
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by 01100011 3mo ago
I wouldn't blame them either, but I sure as hell wouldn't hire them.
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by 01100011 3mo ago
Going back 29 years to the beginning of my career, I'd say maybe 50% of the graduates in my class, probably more, either were not cut out to be engineers or didn't really have any passion for it(or both). I can't imagine what
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by 01100011 4mo ago
Not my experience, but I'm still new at this. The way I have worked so far is to look for ways I can influence the model's "thinking" and then add that to my main AGENTS.md. I try to steer it towards a thought process th
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by 01100011 4mo ago
I can already do that with my phone and google lens. I don't have to strap extra crap to my face or let a device spy on everything I see.
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by 01100011 4mo ago
Why is decimating our local car industry a problem? Why not build something else with the resources if cars are now a cheap commodity?
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by 01100011 4mo ago
Sure but then why use it? I like my editor. Codex CLI and vim/slickedit works for me.
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by 01100011 4mo ago
I think you're reading quite a bit into my comment.. I'll try to respond to a more accurate response to my comment but I'm not going to waste time with this sort of response.
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by 01100011 4mo ago
It's already going away for me in a sense as I build up a library of AGENTS.md and Codex skills. I see no reason such things won't get baked in at the agent layer so that domain specific rules and such are automatically applied wh
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by 01100011 4mo ago
Does it have a plugin library as extensive as Codex? I've started to leverage the plugin ecosystem to fuse data from chat history, wikis, emails, etc.
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by 01100011 4mo ago
Define "large tasks". I actually don't let AI take on large tasks beyond test writing and refactoring helper scripts/utils. I keep it on a very short leash for driver/middleware code since the quality bar needs to b
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by 01100011 4mo ago
> they are paying for marketshare/customer base Or are they paying for talent? It seems like xAI is sorely lacking in talent, most likely due to the CEO and folks' aversion to him. By throwing around some SpaceX monopoly money
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by 01100011 4mo ago
Yes, I tried to use Cursor as an editor. Terrible idea in hindsight. So your workflow now looks like mine except I prefer a different editor and only use the latest and greatest model so Cursor basically offers nothing over Codex. I disagre
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by 01100011 4mo ago
The code suggestions. It's highly distracting and pulls me out of my flow. I know how to code and I don't mind typing. I don't need AI making trivial suggestions. I want it to do exactly what I tell it to do.
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by 01100011 4mo ago
Right now I think there is an edge to how you construct prompts and config files. There is a large difference between "modify f() to do..." and "modify f() to do... Review the current variables and make sure they are still us
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by 01100011 4mo ago
I stopped using Cursor when I started getting comfortable with Codex/Claude. Cursor is just annoying with the constant popups and it's just not as good. Now my workflow is to use my normal editor, add a todo describing what I want
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by 01100011 4mo ago
It's really not. For us, changing compiler versions has noticeable effects throughout our codebase. I'm glad you don't have to deal with that though.
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by 01100011 4mo ago
The arbitrary and non-deterministic nature of LLM workflows gives me full on ick. As an old embedded/systems guy I have always prioritized determinism and repeatability in my workflows. But damn, agents are amazing and I'm enjoyin
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by 01100011 4mo ago
A lot of us are too busy solving problems. Learning about the latest language features, which we often won't be able to use anyway due to the trouble of moving a large dev environment to a newer standard, feels like academic masturbati
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by 01100011 4mo ago
Yeah I think it was
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by 01100011 4mo ago
I'd rather have two dishwashers and an automated loading/dispensing system built into each one. The dishwasher is already a fairly optimal dish storage device. Using somewhat standardized dish dimensions would make it fairly easy
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by 01100011 4mo ago
A couple weeks ago I saw a proud post by a humanoid robot CEO showing off how well his robots could sort objects on an assembly line. It was painful to watch. It's like he's never seen a real industrial sorting system in his life.
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by 01100011 4mo ago
Yeah I've got all the fun eye issues of aging and also a decent case of HPPD which adds a lot of snow to my vision. It seemed to get worse after a spate of ocular migraines a few years ago. It almost feels like my optic nerves were a l
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by 01100011 4mo ago
I'm trying progressive lenses again after throwing them in the trash a few years ago. The distortion is the worst part for me. Moving my head around makes the world warped as it moves between zones. Maybe I'd get used to it if I f
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by 01100011 4mo ago
Agree and there are many reasons more. I'll add religion to the mix. We're less religious now. Even folks who are religious now(at least in the Christian West) seem to practice a different religion than we did 50 years ago. Religi

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