WinstonSmith84

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by WinstonSmith84 10d ago
That's not what I meant. Salesforce had a choice to use (and support) battle tested frameworks, and decided instead to build their own one.
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by WinstonSmith84 10d ago
Aura existed simply because Salesforce thought to be smarter than open source, well. Can't deny it though: Salesforce engineers were great on the backend, but frontend dev has never been their thing. Back then there was Angular 1 which
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by WinstonSmith84 10d ago
Peak Tech Salesforce was 2010 +/- 2 years - i.e. after Visualforce and before Aura era. It used to be a developer oriented platform and it became shiny/flashy garbage eventually. But all these shiny things allowed them to get a
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by WinstonSmith84 10d ago
The US-Iran war is very unpopular and it's not even that the US is winning it. Going against Canada would mean .. what? Having tanks roll in Toronto downtown? Assuming it would be a military success, which isn't guaranteed after w
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by WinstonSmith84 17d ago
Well, regardless of the drama, the interesting part on Anthropic vs OpenAI is: - One of the two main persons work at Anthropic and "almost" or "partially" solved the issue, but eventually didn't succeed - An externa
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by WinstonSmith84 28d ago
Motorola doesn't have a great track records for flagships smartphones. I will keep finger crossed that we won't have to choose again between security and features but either way it's a great news, and I truly hope that Graphe
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by WinstonSmith84 28d ago
I don't understand much from MTE/Android or MIE/iOS but the explanation is also confusing when: - They claim Apple did a great job integrating MIE in iOS - iOS doesn't encourage to opt into MTE ... Apple's docs warn
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by WinstonSmith84 1mo ago
Agree, but the point is not because Fable is better than Sol, it's because it's .. different .. it just looks at the problem through a different angle.
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by WinstonSmith84 1mo ago
I wish Fable were as good as you make it sound. A plan created by Fable is good, but in my case, it always contain issues caught only when it's reviewed again (whether by itself, Opus, Sol etc.). That's (almost) not different from
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by WinstonSmith84 1mo ago
Because that would reveal their edge to investors, or the lack thereof. If Fable turns out to be a 10T or 20T model, there is little to boast vs Kimi at 3T. But the opposite is true: if Fable were to be e.g. a 500B model, that would show ho
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by WinstonSmith84 1mo ago
Yes. And Opus goes a very long way compared to Fable, Anthropic isn't doing any favour, it's clearly just 2 models with a very different amount of parameters.
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by WinstonSmith84 2mo ago
it's going to be easy to defeat either way, like SynthID is. From apps built to remove the watermark, to simply rephrase the work with an Open Model... By the way: https://x.com/alexcdot/status/208707801052440
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by WinstonSmith84 2mo ago
What am I missing in Zed is actually a "File History" - like in VS Code, which keeps a history of every time a file was saved to the disk, and it's very easy to review that history. Now this DeltaDB goes way beyond that
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by WinstonSmith84 2mo ago
it depends on how you see things. By default OMP with all its options turned off is very much like Pi, just with a better UX/UI - and - a faster start, somehow. And you can turn things on when needed. I see people like Pi because it&#x
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by WinstonSmith84 2mo ago
The Sydney / London flight most direct path cross Russia and that's already 17000km so probably it has to go south of Iran and that's another 1000km thus 18000km total.
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by WinstonSmith84 2mo ago
I'm rather scared of US models - if Anthropic was the only AI provider in the world, it's easy to see that common people would have no access at all. Thankfully there is OpenAI which compete 1:1 with Anthropic (at a slightly lower
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by WinstonSmith84 3mo ago
There are two pluggins I've seen: 1- https://github.com/dcolinmorgan/herdr-remote Support Cloudflare, Telegram, .. quite buggy to me 2- https://github.com/0cv/herdr-mobile-relay Forked from
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by WinstonSmith84 3mo ago
There are plugins yes. You've to setup cloudflare and ideally your own tunnel, and it's pretty seamless as long as your laptop isn't off / sleeping
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by WinstonSmith84 3mo ago
> Management also seems to have prior Kremlin links You mind sharing links / sources / etc. ?
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by WinstonSmith84 3mo ago
that benchmark seems to match my experience. GPT 5.5 is significantly better than Opus 4.8, last time I tried composer 2.5 it was truly dumb, and Fable to me looks to be on par with GPT 5.5 but .. different overall ... The best is to have a
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by WinstonSmith84 3mo ago
Looks a little bit sensational and .. very much misleading 1- The largest donor, a16z is certainly invested in Crypto, but that's a venture capital firm, not crypto firm. 2- Fairshake PAC is basically a Crypto PAC, so it's obvious
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by WinstonSmith84 3mo ago
Yes, this is actually "funny" that Anthropic feels the need to build such intrusive features into Claude Code, when anybody can build a (basic) Claude Code alternative. And the Chinese labs are certainly not "anybody". O
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by WinstonSmith84 3mo ago
Maybe not when answers will be almost instant, but the biggest gap to me now is latency, not capability. Having to wait for 5 minutes and more for an answer, I can switch to another project / feature / etc. and run work streams in
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by WinstonSmith84 3mo ago
There is no money made from these people though .. people who are using ChatGPT to plan for their next week-end or their next vacation aren't paying a $100 or $200 monthly subscription. As for non coder office workers (accountants, PMs
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by WinstonSmith84 3mo ago
That's hardly a speculation that he cares very much about the stock market, more than any of his predecessors. It's also why he takes a L instead of going into an adventure in Tehran. Last but not least, "it's the econom
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by WinstonSmith84 3mo ago
Delaware is expensive and you must have had a very specific reason to build your LLC there, rather than for example in Wyoming - such that to raise capital, build a corporation, etc. Now if you want to shut it down in a couple of years, it&
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by WinstonSmith84 3mo ago
> That makes this quite a bit different situation than publishing the repo on a personal account. If that was the issue, it's not very hard to delete it either... Either nobody cares, or that repo is not as bad as for Google as it s
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by WinstonSmith84 3mo ago
> He obviously goes over the line, he tried to put GPS trackers on the cars of ministers. He "stalks" their families, and dox their children online. I agree with you that he goes over the line, but only if these ministers are t
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by WinstonSmith84 3mo ago
looks like to be for pentesting. If you look at their affiliates, it's a bit more clear https://lab401.com/collections/pentesting/products/lab401-pe... But I came here too, to understand what it is about
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by WinstonSmith84 4mo ago
With GPT 5.5 on the $100 plan, it's hard to hit any 5h/7d limits - while allegedly being better than DeepSeek 4 pro. Not sure why, or how you spend "a few hundred dollars of spend". With that said, I still had the Pro pl

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