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by TIPSIO 8mo ago
I too suspect the A/B testing is the prime suspect: context window limits, system prompts, MAYBE some other questionable things that should be disclosed. Either way, if true, given the cost I wish I could opt-out or it were more transp
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by TIPSIO 9mo ago
Yes it basically does! My point was that I really doubt Anthropic will miss making it clear to users that this is manipulating their computer
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by TIPSIO 9mo ago
Have you ever used any Anthropic AI product? You cannot literally do anything without big permissions, warnings, or annoying always-on popup warning you about safety.
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by TIPSIO 9mo ago
List the sites they want offline'd, @eastdakota?
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by TIPSIO 10mo ago
It's awesome that stuff like this is open source, but even if you have a basement rig with 4 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 graphic cards ($15-20k machine), can it even run with any reasonable context window that isn't like a crawling 10
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by TIPSIO 11mo ago
Hilarious sarcastic comment but actually true sentiment. For all we know this is just the Opus 4.0 re-released
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by TIPSIO 11mo ago
I actually like the workflow they are suggesting. There's something there for sure: - Nano Banana => Mockup - Antigravity/IDE => Comments/note - Gemini => Turn to code - Antigravity/IDE => Adjust/code Al
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by TIPSIO 11mo ago
I noticed a huge dip in activity in one of the subreddits I frequent exactly at the same time
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by TIPSIO 11mo ago
This will probably become a major problem with the Gemini APIs in enough time. A customer does something crappy, e.g.: generates an image they aren't supposed to, and boom you're business Gmail and/or the recovery personal Gm
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by TIPSIO 1y ago
Painfully slow
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by TIPSIO 1y ago
This is also my beef... Anthropic kind of did the same thing [1] except it back-fired recently with the cries of "nerfing". We buy these tokens, which are very hard to do in limited tiers, they expire after only a year, and we don
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by TIPSIO 1y ago
If you’ve ever used the current Meta Ray Ban and AI, this almost exactly happens when the connection is bad. Pure confusion but the AI still tries to give you an answer. I bet the device hardware is small/cheap and susceptible to inter
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by TIPSIO 1y ago
For what it’s worth, I think CF will lose this battle and fundamentally feeding the bots will just become normal and wanted
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by TIPSIO 1y ago
Bingo. Thanks for clarifying exactly my point
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by TIPSIO 1y ago
Yes, I obviously agree with you. My comment's point is missed a little I think by you. CF is making these tools and giving access to it to millions of people.
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by TIPSIO 1y ago
Everyone loves the dream of a free for all and open web. But the reality is how can someone small protect their blog or content from AI training bots? E.g.: They just blindly trust someone is sending Agent vs Training bots and super duper r
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by TIPSIO 1y ago
I think it's safe to say don't use Windsurf. There are so many other options.
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by TIPSIO 1y ago
Did you try it?
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by TIPSIO 1y ago
It it annoying. The bigger cheaper context windows help this a little though: E.g.: If context windows get big and cheap enough (as things are trending), hopefully you can just dump the entire docs, examples, and more in every request.
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by TIPSIO 2y ago
FYI I'm sure you're aware, Svelte has one of the best migration guides ever [1]. It's too large to be a Cursor rule though. But, if you dump it into Google Gemini (which is phenomenal at large context windows) it will write y
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by TIPSIO 2y ago
I know Cloudflare has been talking about remote MCP for a while, does anyone have a solid example of this in practice?
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by TIPSIO 2y ago
So basic click events without JS. Seems to only work with popups? Maybe a push for Google Ads on that super tiny bit of ad market who don't use JS
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by TIPSIO 2y ago
I also hate waiting on reasoning. I much would prefer a super lightning fast model that is cheaper but the same quality as these frontier models. Let me query these things to death.
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by TIPSIO 2y ago
exactly!
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by TIPSIO 2y ago
I don't think there's a perfect recipe, but we have done quite well by marketing ourselves not as freelancers. Aka, you are a small business. Aka, never do hourly and fixed cost projects only. Too many people get caught up contrac
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by TIPSIO 2y ago
What are your thoughts on having a UI/design benchmark?
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by TIPSIO 2y ago
"Make me a website about books. Make it look like a designer and agency made it. Use Tailwind." https://play.tailwindcss.com/tp54wfmIlN Getting way better at UI.
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by TIPSIO 2y ago
You are right that my comment could have been more helpful. My reply and point is Laravel has grown far beyond a simple PHP Framework. The entire ecosystem of various Laravel related tools can solve a majority of problems for developers and
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by TIPSIO 2y ago
The Laravel developer ecosystem is unmatched.
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by TIPSIO 2y ago
The mouse and keyboard are definitely dying (very slowly) for everyday computing use. And this kind of seems like an assistant for those. ChatGPT voice and real-time video is really a beautiful computing experience. Same with Meta Ray Bans

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