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by M4v3R 2y ago
No. If a tool is too complicated or cumbersome to use then people will look for another one that’s better. Not everyone is an enthusiast that is willing to invest hours or weeks learning all the intricacies of an app if all I want to do is
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Gimp refused to change their ways and still does, that’s why no one outside of a handful of enthusiasts use it. People have complained for years that their UI is too complicated, clunky, not intuitive, etc. and Gimp basically ignored all th
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Here you go: https://chatgpt.com/share/67e3d3dc-b234-8004-b992-b559fc5038...
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Tried it myself on the new model, worked out pretty well: https://chatgpt.com/share/67e34558-5244-8004-933a-23896c738b...
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by M4v3R 2y ago
> Draw a birthday invitation for a 4 year old girl [name here]. It should be whimsical, look like its hand-drawn with little drawings on the sides of stuff like dinosaurs, flowers, hearts, cats. The background should be light and the for
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by M4v3R 2y ago
I’ve just tried it and oh wow it’s really good. I managed to create a birthday invitation card for my daughter in basically 1-shot, it nailed exactly the elements and style I wanted. Then I asked to retain everything but tweak the text to a
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by M4v3R 2y ago
The Long Context benchmark numbers seem super impressive. 91% vs 49% for GPT 4.5 at 128k context length.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Well you’re saying this because you’re probably already familiar with the subject. I remember learning about writing your own compiler for the first time and it took me many hours to write the most simple lexer and fully understand it. And
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Exactly. The argument never was that AI will replace every single programmer. But it looks like it will replace a good chunk of them. How many exactly remains to be seen.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
The conditions you’ve set here are very strict, but I have something that may almost fit. I’ve used Grok 3 to create a decompiler and then a compiler for a made up scripting language (for scripts extracted from Final Fantasy VII data files)
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by M4v3R 2y ago
The next part is more interesting: > I made this with chatgpt for personal use and I don't have time to do proper open source. I'll ignore issues or feature requests since I'm not a python developer. Vibe coding at its bes
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Yes it feels like refactoring would be a perfect use case for LLMs but it only works for very simple cases. I've tried several times to do bigger refactors spanning several files with Cursor and it always failed. I think it's a co
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by M4v3R 2y ago
This is a huge issue that was already raised on their forums and it's very surprising they didn't address it yet. [0] https://forum.cursor.com/t/environment-secrets-and-code-secu...
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The Biggest Glitch in Final Fantasy VII Explained [video](youtube.com)
26 points by M4v3R 2y ago|2 comments
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by M4v3R 2y ago
> but I couldn't concentrate and procrastinated day after day Please make sure to take care of yourself and try going through with the diagnosis. What you described is very similar to what I was going through - severe procrastinatio
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Wow, that was… Surprisingly good. I did laugh a few times and I really didn’t expect to.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
I’m currently doing something very similar to what GP is doing - I’m building a hobby project that’s a desktop app with web frontend. It’s a map editor with a 3D view. My estimate is that 80-90% of the code was written by AI. Sure, I did ha
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by M4v3R 2y ago
If you can post links in the form of signal.me/asdf then yes, this reinforces my point that they've probably automatically flagged the top-level domain because of how these /#me links are constructed by Signal.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
You might be onto something, I noticed that all the banned links were in the format: https://signal.me/#eu/fdy5h1miMifXa ... The URL hash (the part after #) is often not considered by automated systems to be a part of U
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Also that percentage gets higher as we go. 2 years ago it would be correct maybe 20% of the time. The trend is obvious. I’m not sure we will ever reach 100%, but then again no human is always 100% right, even domain experts.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
The very first (and probably hand-picked & checked) example on your website [0] suffers from the very problem people are talking about here - in "Fiscal 2024" row it contains an error for CEO CAP column. On the image it says &
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Which one exactly? The one who worked on the training data set? The one supervising RLHF? One who wrote the attention algorithm? Or maybe the DevOps person who managed deployment that failed? Or... all of them?
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Can confirm, I live in a much smaller city and we do have a water treatment and monitoring plant that does the same.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
$0.01 per action that can potentially save you tens of minutes to hours of work sounds like a pretty good deal to me, if I compare this to my hourly wage.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
If you don’t see the difference in quality of responses between GPT-3.5 as it launched in 2022 and o1/o3 then I don’t know what to tell you. I am using these models daily and the difference is night and day.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Just because your child has been this way does not mean everyone’s is. I have a 3 year old and even though I have been very strict about screen time (tv or phone) - she watched her first cartoon just months before 2nd birthday - from the ve
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by M4v3R 2y ago
I was exactly in the same boat and I started feeling burnout symptoms and so I quit my job last month for an extended leave so I can rest while also doing some hobby projects that I neglected over the years. Easily best decision I made in y
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by M4v3R 2y ago
This is also true for any other OCR system, we just never called these errors “hallucinations” in this context.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Also worth mentioning that a lot of stuff in chemistry labs is toxic and even potentially deadly to humans, it would be a big win if these could be handled by robots instead.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
> I don't get it why focusing on clothes folding though, does anyone do laundry more often than once a week? Folding laundry is not the end goal here. They chose it because it’s a very challenging thing for a robot to do, requiring

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