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by artdigital 5mo ago
Grok is my favorite model for chatting, and my favorite voice mode. It seems to be the only voice mode that isn't routing to a extremely cheap model (like Haiku), and has been the highest quality out of all the frontier ones. When you
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by artdigital 6mo ago
I'm also a Claude Code user from day 1 here, back from when it wasn't included in the Pro/Max subscriptions yet, and I was absolutely not aware of this either. Your explanation makes sense, but I naively was also under the im
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by artdigital 6mo ago
How does it suck? I use it almost daily and love their Notion MCP
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by artdigital 6mo ago
macOS and iOS can do that to with the baked in dictation. Globe key + D on Mac
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by artdigital 6mo ago
Now waiting for someone to point Codex at it and rebuild a new Claude Code in Golang to see if it would perform better
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by artdigital 7mo ago
It took me a while to understand what this is, but if I understand it right it's a OpenClaw you can run on your Mac Mini, to then use through the Perplexity Computer interface (which is their hosted OpenClaw version that you costs cred
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Claude PR Code Review costs $15-$25 per review(twitter.com)
2 points by artdigital 7mo ago|1 comments
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by artdigital 8mo ago
By default, assume no. The lack of any official integration guide should be a clear sign. Even saying that you reverse-engineer Codex for apps to pretend to be Codex makes it clear that this is not an officially endorsed thing to do
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by artdigital 8mo ago
That’s very clearly a no, I don’t understand why so many people think this is unclear. You can’t use Claude OAuth tokens for anything. Any solution that exists worked because it pretended/spoofed to be Claude Code. Same for Gemini (Gem
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by artdigital 8mo ago
I don’t feel they’re similar at all and I don’t get why people compare them. MCP is giving the agents a bunch of functions/tools it can use to interact with some other piece of infrastructure or technology through abstraction. More lik
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by artdigital 9mo ago
Get on medicine. It’s the thing that actually changed my life. That, and learn what adhd actually does, stuff like issues prioritizing tasks, sudden impulsive thoughts, “the adhd wall”, RSD, weak inner voice, etc. It’s much easier to handle
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by artdigital 9mo ago
Yes that’s how I see it too. It’s a productivity multiplier, but depends on what you put in. Sure Opus can work fully on its own by just telling it “add a button that does X”, but do that 20 times and the good turns into mush. Steer the mod
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by artdigital 9mo ago
See https://github.com/charmbracelet/crush/pull/1783 I wouldn’t be surprised if Anthropic filed a similar request against OpenCode, and follows it up with a takedown eventually
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by artdigital 9mo ago
Yea exactly, I’m surprised people are calling this “drama”. It was from the beginning against the ToS, all the stuff supporting it just reverse engineered what Claude Code is doing and spoof being a client. I tried something similar few mon
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by artdigital 9mo ago
I use Perplexity all the time for search. It's very good at exactly that - internet search. So when using it for search related things it really shines Yeah sure ChatGPT can spam a bunch of search queries through their search tool but
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by artdigital 9mo ago
I’m equally surprised to see these posts pop up everywhere on X, GitHub and now also HN. Am I that old that SSHing into a server through a VPN is such a novel concept nowadays?
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by artdigital 9mo ago
Your point here being? In that case people will complain, and the next release will have it included into the setting
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by artdigital 9mo ago
I switched my subscription from Claude to ChatGPT around 5.0 when SOTA was Sonnet 4.5 and found GPT-5-high (and now 5.2-high) so incredibly good, I could never imagine Opus is on its level. I give gpt-5.2-high a spec, it works for 20 minute
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by artdigital 9mo ago
Btw, Zed has a similar setting to turn off all AI features :)
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by artdigital 9mo ago
I bought a bigger nicer TV (the biggest I ever bought) about 4 years ago and it still brings me joy to this day every time I use it So no, not only 6 weeks
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by artdigital 11mo ago
Getting only 20 minutes of usage with a $240/mo plan is a bit ridiculous. How much usage did you get on 2.5-pro? Is it comparable to Claude Max or ChatGPT Pro on the CLI? So a weekly limit but in reality very hard to hit and mostly &#x
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by artdigital 11mo ago
Claude doesn’t gaslight me, or flat out refuses to do something I ask it to because it believes it won’t work anyway. Gemini does Gemini also randomly just reverts everything because of some small mistake it found, makes assumptions without
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by artdigital 11mo ago
Huh really? It’s the exact opposite of my experience. I find gpt-5-high to be by far the most accurate of the models in following instructions over a longer period of time. Also much less prone to losing focus when context size increases Ar
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by artdigital 11mo ago
Sadly Grok also started doing that recently. Previously it was much more to the point but now got extremely wordy. The question in the end is a key giveaway that something under the hood has changed when the version number hasn’t
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by artdigital 11mo ago
I’m not paying for the human that made the app. I’m paying for the app, aka for an advertised thing with an advertised feature set for a specific price. If I deem the value I get for the price worth it, I will purchase the thing from you. I
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by artdigital 11mo ago
I’m with the parent on this. I don’t mind subscriptions if a service is provided that justifies the recurring cost. If it’s a local offline app then I don’t see it justified. Price it accordingly or at least give an option for one-time. But
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by artdigital 1y ago
I do a fair bit of music and have never seen a CLAP plugin in the wild
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by artdigital 1y ago
I just purchased a MacBook Air on the spot to bridge the week and returned it when I got my MBP back Also both times I did it, it took 2-3 days, not the quoted 1+ weeks
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by artdigital 1y ago
So is this their version of Jules / Codex / Copilot agent? Aka autonomous agent in the cloud you give a task and it spits out a PR a bit later? It’s interesting how all the LLMs slowly end up with the same feature set and picking
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by artdigital 1y ago
I have all my small stuff on a Vultr managed k8s with the cheapest nodes. Big fan of Vultr, I like them a lot, but got bare metal stuff Hetzner is going to be cheaper

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