Razengan

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by Razengan 4mo ago
Why didn't governments try making it? The US has tons of spy satellites, why not make some for the folks paying taxes? Why do we have to sell our firstborns (data) to Google for maps etc?
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by Razengan 4mo ago
I load money on the App Store with gift cards, that's why unintended subs suck even worse
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by Razengan 4mo ago
Did a politician's kid rack up hundreds of dollars on some stupid game? I still don't know why Apple, oft parading as the people's champion, automatically converts trials to subscriptions. So many scummy apps exploit this by
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by Razengan 4mo ago
Sora, Codex, and now Group Chats.. they really want to become the next Google
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by Razengan 4mo ago
I've been wary since they killed Sora
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by Razengan 4mo ago
The best way to access ChatGPT "chat" was always on ChatGPT.com via a web browser, not even the iOS app seems to have all the little things you can do on the web version. The Mac desktop ChatGPT app had weird issues like not being
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by Razengan 4mo ago
> I really wish there was just an easy guide on when to use Sol vs Terra vs Luna Terra when you need to get shit done here on Earth, Luna for moonshots, and SOl for when you want to launch something into the sun.. ..right?
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by Razengan 4mo ago
I've subscribed to ChatGPT/Codex for over a year and tried a Claude sub twice 1 month each, with a gap of several months in between. I tried them both side by side, mostly for reviewing existing Godot/GDScript code, or someti
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by Razengan 4mo ago
> We are probably going to need a lot more GPUs. Or a breakthrough in algorithms etc. The human brain, heck all bio brains, are proof that you don't need a lot of power or size for intelligence.
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by Razengan 4mo ago
You could try Group Chats, though I'm not sure they will use the higher models of the subscribing participants..
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by Razengan 4mo ago
Just a day before my $100 subscription expires, perfect
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by Razengan 4mo ago
God..why.. Do the citizens have no say in this??
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by Razengan 4mo ago
> 2026 > Posting Reddit links They already gave away that image to their AI partners to train on.
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by Razengan 4mo ago
> I wish I could turn off the non-technical comments somehow You're in luck: We have this new thing called LLMs that you can ask to summarize a webpage and filter out the shit you don't care about :)
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by Razengan 4mo ago
Mortal combat is the only way to resolve this.
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by Razengan 4mo ago
They will train AI on your shit.
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by Razengan 4mo ago
pi's prevalence instead of tau is one of the strongest indicators that we live in a suboptimal timeline.
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by Razengan 4mo ago
The title made my heart skip a beat
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by Razengan 4mo ago
> Now the scams aren't for bread money but are for entertainment money. The prospect of not being able to pay for food or rent carries a desperation that isn't there when just wanting to buy a video game or hire a Hooker :) M
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by Razengan 4mo ago
Just yesterday after seeing a post on HN about "Half baked product" and it reminded me of halfbakery.com And it's still around! 27 years!! and doesn't seem to be enshittified..
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by Razengan 4mo ago
Unironically UBI or something similar could eliminate the need for -most- people to resort to petty scams.
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by Razengan 4mo ago
Unrelated, but does anyone else remember halfbakery.com? Oh cool it's still around!
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by Razengan 4mo ago
> Laws restricting the use of local AI/LLMs are not going to happen Are you sure? There are already laws against what you can do at home with very basic (pun) fundamentals of reality like chemistry. Someone simply searching for &q
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by Razengan 4mo ago
Are there ANY, at all?
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by Razengan 4mo ago
> and now Claude is probably the best coding model Do people who keep saying this actually used Claude side by side with other models? Because in my experience it turned out to be hilariously crap: https://i.imgur.com/j
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by Razengan 4mo ago
Same; I explicitly added an instruction in AGENTS.md to tell it that sometimes it's better to crash if something crucial is missing at runtime, but it keeps insisting on checking for null references and other invalid values. It's
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by Razengan 4mo ago
Codex 5.4/5.5 has been great for me as well compared to Claude Opus. I've been mostly using it for Godot/GDScript code reviews, rubber duckying, asking it for better ideas for naming stuff (one of the hardest problems in prog
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by Razengan 4mo ago
How does a dark lord born before the beginning of time verify its age?
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by Razengan 4mo ago
Fuck.. How did y'all in the Land of the Free let it get this way
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by Razengan 4mo ago
How else would we know Microsoft is still Microsoft? It's the "blink twice if you're okay" test for them. On a side note, how long did it take for IBM to go from being everywhere to becoming irrelevant?

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