CSMastermind

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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
I use grok every day as my go to search engine replacement.
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
> I was switching between Opus and GPT 5.x and was spending anywhere between $500-1000/month. I switched to Codex because Cursor was costing me $10k / month. If the price goes up by 4x I'm not sure the value will be there
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The Dangerous Tech Found Aboard 'Dark-Fleet' Tankers Captured by the U.S.(wsj.com)
2 points by CSMastermind 4mo ago|0 comments
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
Doesn't most of Anthropics revenue come from AWS still?
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
> OpenAI did the same “too dangerous to release” song and dance for the awesome, world ending AI that was GPT-2. Wasn't that when Dario, et al were at the company. One way to view this is that OpenAI expelled the cultists and they
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
> I find it worrysome how often people value revenge over good. I personally see it as a net good if companies fearmongering for marketing purposes then have to face consquences from people taking their marketing at face value. Hopefully
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
Their entire marketing strategy has been unwarranted fearmongering. This is completely unsurprising.
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
Their coverage area in Orlando is so limited I functionally can't use the service. Would be nice if they could expand it to at least include the airport and tourist areas.
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
They should apologize for their visible gaurdrails, I don't think I've had a conversation that hasn't downgraded to Opus for completely inexplicable reasons.
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
I'm not an expert in the area but have read a bunch on this topic to try and understand it better. Bird brains and human brains are structured very differently. Birds are much more like GPUs with independent distributed processing ha
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
I mean yes that is what you'd say if you were writing a blog post about your new benchmark.
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
DeepSWE is the benchmark you want to actually look out for. Only one that aligns with actual user reported results from trying the models.
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
There was a point in time when this would have been untrue of Google. They didn't manifest into this market position, they rose there over the years after starting with a relatively modest product offering. Nothing saying someone els
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Ask HN: What are the best examples of good technical writing you know of?
6 points by CSMastermind 4mo ago|7 comments
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
I couldn't get trading working but maybe I'm doing something wrong.
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
I'd argue the value of college has been steadily declining ever since we tried to push more and more people through it. When it's a filter it's a good signal, when it's a participation trophy far less so.
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
A blanket cap makes no sense to me. There's a power distribution of AI use in my company and I'd imagine it's the same at a much greater scale at Uber. I'd guess there should be a few people Uber is bascially allocating
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
One of the most attractive things a company can offer its engineers right now is a large token/compute budget.
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
I realize this is supposed to be a post about how scary the security vulnerabilities these agents will find are. But personally I love when agents do things like this and appreciate the help. Last thing in the world I want is for them to n
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
What's the business model? Their core functionality, while useful, seems like something that will just be an open-source package. I assume there will be some Saas layer on top of it?
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
Was this written by AI? MCP is essentially just JSON RPC with a few special fields that must be included. I have reservations about JSON RPC, but there needs to be some 'service discovery' layer for LLMs to interface with. It nee
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
AI customer service bots are awful. Their only redeeming feature is how bad most customer service processes already are.
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
Wow cool to see.
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
Will more copilot usage fix this? We should try more copilot.
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
This happens all the time, it's a classic phishing tactic.
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
> The player’s choice is not restricted to pieces that have been captured previously I grew up playing chess but my grandfather always insisted that pawns could only be promoted to captured pieces so when I played him we had to play a th
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
If anything I think Microsoft is IBM
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by CSMastermind 4mo ago
I got downvoted for saying this last time the topic came up but constraints focus a project. It’s best to start work with as few variables as possible, and only add new ones when absolutely necessary. I'm working on a similar problem i
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by CSMastermind 5mo ago
More people should try Grok. I don't use it for coding but it's replaced a lot of my ChatGPT usage. Definitely more perferred model for quick questions or easy answers.
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by CSMastermind 5mo ago
I'm blown away by the things people think to create.

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