behnamoh

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by behnamoh 3mo ago
Nope, we're talking about updates to the OS, not users messing around and shoving a stick in their bike spokes.
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
> You know what software doesn't fill me with dread to update? FOSS. As someone who's been burnt several times with CachyOS (Arch) updates, I don't think this is true.
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
So like OpenAI's Cookbook which has existed for years and no one reads?
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
> And building a consistent good experience from isolated tools is even harder. Yes, I agree, which is why my tmux slowly devours my numerous small utility apps into itself! I haven't tried Spacemacs yet, too Vim-pilled at the momen
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
It's a matter of philosophy; would you rather have multiple small apps that do only one job or one "super app" that does it all? Ironically, starting from the former, I've now turned my tmux into the latter with so many
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
Too early? the project has been going for years now...
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
title literally says "command line".
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
A CLI tool that's not grep-able is a GUI disguised as TUI.
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
Meh, haven't missed radio in ages. If I have no control over the content, then the medium isn't for me.
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
Nope, I'll still buy Claude because the overall XP is better than Kimi and Qwen who literally copied basic harnesses to make kimi-cli and qwen-cli, respectively. Also, you can tell if a model is genuinely powerful and well-thought-out
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
No, it's because they wanted a unified pipeline in claude code, claude app, and their website. All of them use more or less the same claude features (claude code has artifacts, claude website has "Ask User a Question" tool, e
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
> The fact there is no way to disable auto-compaction and no way to go back in the conversation history to before a compact makes codex a no-go for me Same. I've told @tibo many times about these issues but apparently OpenAI's
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
> It was explained to me that generally Chinese firms will compete hard and maximize revenue above all, whereas western firms tend to focus on profit. ok but why?
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
How long is this gonna last? OpenAI obviously is doing it to gain mindshare but they're burning money before their IPO and can't sustain these resets. They've bought a lot of dev goodwill tho, which matters I guess.
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
The entire universe seems to be inside a giant black hole, anyway, and the more it goes, the more evidence is found to support that. Might as well find a black hole and visit other universes than explore our own.
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
literally no one owes you anything, has nothing to do with age. You want open weight models? Go build one, but don't expect companies to do it for you because you're special.
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
Because a harness doesn't just "drive" the LLM. e.g., there's code in claude code that detects if the user's prompt shows they're angry, and they react to those prompts differently. (they use regex on "wtf
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
As I write this, I'm disputing a charge from Starlink because when I activated mine, they automatically started the free trial for me, but nowhere in the receipt or on their website did they say they would switch me to the most expensi
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
> Im hoping Apple gets the new Siri working better on older phones. Apple would never do that, if anything they did not offer their Siri with the most advanced AI on iPhone 16 Pro Max, which is one year-old only.
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
Parakeet isn't as good as whisper large.
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
In a world where you say "tmux" and Apple's VTT writes "T Max".
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
Whisper and GPT-4o (for diarization).
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
Still nothing beats OpenAI's VTT. Anthropic's sucks and Apple's isn't even usable. Edit: Getting downvoted by Apple fanboys for telling the truth is a badge of honor.
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
> I think a mandatory first thing for any engineer is to learn, understand and commit for life to the Ethics of their profession. It's a shame all these very picky recruitment processes and 'culture' of these giant compani
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
> Codex is faster but you always have to correct it because it got something wrong this has been my experience with Codex as well, and I have to fix its mistakes every single time. But recently, I literally threw away three hours of work
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
I'm curious, is this true or something you heard from MSM and regurgitated?
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
choose one: brutally honest vs kindness at all costs
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
Interesting, but how do they "combine" the results of all those parallel agents? How do they know which parts of each agent response is signal vs noise?
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
how do you know gpt-5.5-pro is an ensemble? if it is, then how did OpenAI do it? why no other company has been able to pull it off?
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by behnamoh 3mo ago
How? I'm pretty much locked into Claude Code and even if gpt models are good now, the experience with codex CLI has been so bad I won't go back to it. e.g., it still doesn't have /revise or /undo!

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