AmazingTurtle

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   by AmazingTurtle 3mo ago

   I founded a UG with 2 friends. 7.500 capital, 2.500 each. From that money, we paid the notary. We drafted with chatgpt on our own and presented it to an attorney for review, ~300€. Notary ~1.200€. All in all, we are 1.5 years in, we still h
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   by AmazingTurtle 3mo ago

   > AI users were actually 19% slower, but they thought they were 20% faster. I don't know who made those numbers up, but for me... I can almost certainly guarantuee, I have never been so relaxed before. Doing multiple paid projects s
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   by AmazingTurtle 4mo ago

   I am now moving my stuff to cloudflare. Worker, Pages, R2, D1, heck even Hyperdrive with Neon or Supabase.
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   by AmazingTurtle 4mo ago

   I was wondering "use" means here, as-in.. does it not recirculate? And apparently the answer seems to be: it's circulated/vaporized into the air. It may fall down as rain somewhere else, not necessarily in the local area
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   by AmazingTurtle 4mo ago

   while unified memory may offer better performance than unsoldered DDR system memory, it still won't be as great as 1.8TB/s bandwidth on high end consumer GPUs right now. nvidias master plan may be making it the new normal to have
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   by AmazingTurtle 4mo ago

   So my finding is: planning is worth it. For a little complex changes, I always run codex (5.5-high) in planning mode first. I have linked various docs/{ARCHITECTURE,BACKEND-GUIDELINES,NESTJS-DI,..}.md etc. from AGENTS.md so they can qu
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   by AmazingTurtle 6mo ago

   6 months ago I already posted about this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45349476
8. 38.▲
   by AmazingTurtle 6mo ago

   Bet their internal "tips team" used an LLM to generate "useful tips" for their coding agent system ;)
9. 39.▲
   by AmazingTurtle 7mo ago

   > like using PHP lmao, chuckled
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    by AmazingTurtle 7mo ago

    > prompts with >272K input tokens are priced at 2x input and 1.5x output for the full session for standard, batch, and flex. which is basically maxxed out quickly. So there is 2x (the first lever) Then there is the /fast mode, wh
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    by AmazingTurtle 7mo ago

    I just tried that in Codex CLI. With /fast mode enabled. Observations: 1. Fast mode ain't that fast 2. Large context * Fast * Higher Model Base Price = 8x increase over gpt-5.3-codex 3. I burnt 33% of my 5h limit (ChatGPT Business
12. 42.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 8mo ago

    Doubling speed can likely come from MoE optimizations such as reducing the amount of active parameters.
13. 43.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 8mo ago

    Models can't improve themselves with their own (model) input, they need to be grounded in truth and reality.
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    by AmazingTurtle 8mo ago

    At this point, the pelican benchmark became so widely used that there must be high quality pelicans in the dataset, I presume. What about generating an okapi on a bicycle instead?
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    by AmazingTurtle 8mo ago

    "You'll own nothing. And you'll be happy"
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    by AmazingTurtle 8mo ago

    I set up windows 11 on a laptop for my dad so he can read emails and browse the web. Came back 3 months later when he told me he couldn't see the PDF files anymore. Turns out he installed THREE different PDF viewers that he randomly fo
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    by AmazingTurtle 8mo ago

    Most of the time it's not about the money VCs send into it but the credibility that this brings. It looks a lot more mature when your idea is backed by a distribution of wealthy people.
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    by AmazingTurtle 8mo ago

    Location: Germany, Cologne (UTC+1) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Kubernetes, OpenShift, GitOps, Argo CD, Helm, Docker, CI/CD, Azure DevOps, GitLab CI/CD, Terraform, Ansible, Prometheus, Grafana, Observability,
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    by AmazingTurtle 8mo ago

    I have opted out of all cloud services in my windows installation; I use a passphrase, too (it is even before booting the computer). I feel like this is pretty safe
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    by AmazingTurtle 8mo ago

    "Code provides features that may automatically execute files in this folder. If you don't trust the authors of these files, we recommend to continue in restricted mode as the files may be malicious." If you proceed with &quot
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    by AmazingTurtle 9mo ago

    Ah a classic stack overflow flavored answer ala: do it differently so you don't encounter these issues
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    by AmazingTurtle 9mo ago

    Yet another prime example of "All You Need is All You Need". Useless clutter in a headline.
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    by AmazingTurtle 9mo ago

    I read tons of comments like "It's not [this], it's [that] instead!" which is also wrong. The performance bottleneck is whatever resource hits saturation first under the workload you actually run: CPU, memory bandwidth,
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    by AmazingTurtle 9mo ago

    lmfao sorry to say that to both of you: were you lobotomized?
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    by AmazingTurtle 9mo ago

    Thats fun. I like it. Try clicking on naruto :) https://floor796.com/#t2l4,780,732
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    by AmazingTurtle 9mo ago

    Well they announced it in their v11 release. They stated that you may stay on v10 for 12 months (EOL) and otherwise proceed with non-profit etc. Classic rug pull though
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    by AmazingTurtle 9mo ago

    I'd prefer a 30 minute response from GPT-5 over a 10 minute Response from {Claude/Google} <whatever their SOTA model is> (yes, even gemini 3) Reason is: while these models look promising in benchmarks and seem very capable
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    by AmazingTurtle 9mo ago

    Show me an affordable open source coding model thats closet to GPT-5.2-codex capabilities. Note: I do not have tons of HBM lying around
29. 59.▲
    by AmazingTurtle 10mo ago

    Have you tried telling Claude not to leave serious quality issues behind?
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    by AmazingTurtle 10mo ago

    Hacky workarounds aren't rare exceptions; they're the plumbing of modern software. Anti-cheat and antivirus tools only work because they lean on strange kernel behaviors. Cloud platforms ship fixes that rely on undefined-but-stabl