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by M4v3R 11mo ago
when ({ status: s if s >= 500 }) -> throw new Error(’Server Error’) Is it only me or this doesn’t look like JavaScript anymore?
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by M4v3R 11mo ago
I'm sure some people did, by I personally use them every day - for coding tasks, for language translation, for research, current events (Grok is really good at this thanks to being connected to the X real-time data), for day-to-day que
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by M4v3R 1y ago
> In Poland we had no access to "western" electronics since 1989 I think you meant "until 1989"
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by M4v3R 1y ago
It was both efficiency and knowledge/reasoning update. GPT-5 excels at coding, it solves tasks the previous versions just could not do.
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by M4v3R 1y ago
It’s actually not. Most of the time if you ask it about a contentious political issue it will either give you a balanced view or a left-leaning one. Try it and see for yourself.
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by M4v3R 1y ago
idk in the linked post it literally says this in the 2nd paragraph: > Our mission is simple: bring you the fastest and most reliable databases with the best developer experience.
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by M4v3R 1y ago
It will be too late when it happens, cat will already be out of the bag.
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Yeah it’s insane they’ve totally ignored the privacy issue. Either they’re doing everything on device, which I doubt, or this is the biggest privacy disaster ever waiting to happen.
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by M4v3R 1y ago
This seems huge to me. As in: the initial release of Google Chrome huge. I don’t know if they can really pull off things they showed but if they do I’m sure this will be a massive success. Which is pretty sad considering the privacy implica
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by M4v3R 1y ago
I wonder scaffolding synthesis is the way to go. Namely the LLM itself first reasons about the problem and creates scaffolding for a second agent that will do the actual solving. All inside a feedback loop to adjust the scaffolding based on
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by M4v3R 1y ago
> Their biggest problems came with being "creative" (their solutions were pretty "stock") LLM designed UIs will always look generic/stock if you don’t give it additional prompting because of how LLMs work - they’
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Context degradation is a real problem with all frontier LLMs. As a rule of thumb I try to never exceed 50% of available context window when working with either Claude Sonnet 4 or GPT-5 since the quality drops really fast from there.
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by M4v3R 1y ago
No, he doesn’t. Check for yourself at around 30:30 min mark: https://youtu.be/JNdJ5ozN8cU?feature=shared
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by M4v3R 1y ago
It can buy you approx. 1000 senior engineers for 20+ years. I’d say that’s a lot.
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Most people struggle with this boss, I stopped counting how many times it killed me but I spent probably close to 2 hours fighting it. The fight is just unfair. And when I finally beat it I didn't even feel satisfied, just glad it&#x27
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Silksong is objectively hard, and if you're trying to argue otherwise you're either the mythical "god gamer" or just trolling. The game is unapologetically hard and punishing right from the beginning. The very second bos
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by M4v3R 1y ago
I see a mention of Celeste, I give an upvote. What a great game, and a perfect showcase of what the OP writes about too. The movement is Celeste is so fluid and expressive, which is super important because the game is crazy hard so the move
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by M4v3R 1y ago
I've live streamed how I've built a tower defense game over a span of a week entirely using AI. I've also written down all the prompts were used to create this game, you can read about it here: https://news.ycombin
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Speed absolutely matters. Of course if the quality is trash then it doesn't matter, but a model that's on par with Claude Sonnet 4 AND very speedy would be an absolute game changer in agentic coding. Right now you craft a prompt,
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by M4v3R 1y ago
This is what I got from your prompt in one shot with GPT-5 Thinking: Game: https://chatgpt.com/canvas/shared/6895f722f2708191ac4a6d1645... Conversation: https://chatgpt.com/share/6895f74a-0c5c
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Not with Claude Code but with Cursor using Claude Sonnet 4 I coded an entire tower defense game, title, tutorial, gameplay with several waves of enemies, and a “rewind time” mechanic. The whole thing was basically vibe coded, I touched mayb
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by M4v3R 1y ago
Why abhor specifically?
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by M4v3R 1y ago
The high TTFT (around 5-6 seconds) is what kills the excitement for this for me. Sure, when it starts outputting its crazy fast so it’s good for generating single file prototypes, but as soon as you try to use it in Cline or any other agent
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by M4v3R 1y ago
2000 tokens per second is absolutely insane for a model that's on par with GPT 4.1. However throughoutput is only one part of the equation, the other being latency. As of right now it looks like the latency for every API call is quite
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by M4v3R 1y ago
When my cat passed away I wept like a baby. He was my friend and companion when we travelled across the country for 10 years. It’s been 5 years since and I still tear up whenever I think about him. Sending virtual hugs in your direction.
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by M4v3R 1y ago
> It won’t be 100, you are underestimating it to make the number be small Make it a 1000 (I seriously doubt there are one thousand simultaneous training runs of Mistral Large 2 scale models going on every second) and it's still a dr
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by M4v3R 1y ago
> How many trainings and retraining are happening as we speak? Quite a lot. Let's assume a hundred different LLMs of this scale are being trained at the same time. If you multiply the global use percentages by a hundred you'll
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by M4v3R 1y ago
> environmental impact of a single average prompt (generating 400 tokens' worth of text, or about a page's worth) was relatively minimal: just 1.14 grams of CO2 emitted and 45 milliliters of water consumed While it’s non-zero,
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by M4v3R 1y ago
After 25 years in web and app development I’m venturing into game development. I’ve already created a small game for a game jam [1] and it served as as a proof of concept to me that I can make something fun so now I want to tackle a bigger
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by M4v3R 1y ago
I can't believe this article made it to the front page. It feels like the author has some personal vendetta and just doesn't care about the facts. > Tailwind decided to burst on to the scene and become the default styling solut

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