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by comboy 3mo ago
I mean, Codex CLI is really bad. But Claude's CLI is so much worse. Welcome to the world of tomorrow!
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by comboy 4mo ago
They all have everyone ID's through payments already..
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by comboy 4mo ago
doing 50 API queries to Sonnet of this length is not that expensive..
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by comboy 4mo ago
I made Qwen respond it was made by Google with a simple Chinese greeting. But also, I made Sonnet introduce itself as made by OpenAI.. Prompt: 你好！用一句话介绍你自己。 Sonnet in around 5% of resplies: 你好！我是 **ChatGPT**，一个由 OpenAI 开发的 AI 助手，致力于回
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by comboy 4mo ago
What's that about? It's full screen/terminal anyway. Is it just switching some rendering engine under the hood?
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by comboy 4mo ago
If you think that your phone number is equivalent to your home address then yes.
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by comboy 4mo ago
Different network layer, no centralization, no authorities, DNS has nothing to do with making p2p connections, it's like the ballpark is not even in the same country
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by comboy 4mo ago
I'm so disappointed in this comment thread https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSI_model I've just learned about it, but my understanding is that Iroh is L7, compared to e.g. tailscale which is L3
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by comboy 4mo ago
Prompt matters. Obviously if you want another model opinion you must generate from the scratch using the same prompt and then you can try to synthesize, but working with an existing response can work if desired. I use explicit instructions
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by comboy 4mo ago
They cannot do it. Apart from all the practical, technical and talent reasons, it would still be exporting forbidden stuff. The signal is clear enough though for the next Anthropic..
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by comboy 4mo ago
It's simple, marketing dominates everything. With attention being very expensive, appearance is what matters. It doesn't matter if you write fantastic library, nobody is gonna use it because they won't know about it, the one
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by comboy 4mo ago
I'm creating hanzirama.com I generate explanations for characters and words like so: https://hanzirama.com/character/%E6%9D%A5#explain But I don't want to mislead learners and want to provide some cultural de
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by comboy 4mo ago
But it sounds like FableFool so it has that going for it.
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by comboy 4mo ago
There is in /config "Switch models when a message is flagged" now which can be set to false, but I had no chance to see what happens then, does it just stop or what.
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by comboy 4mo ago
'by the way, your previous attempts have these structural problems." Just to be clear, it did not have access to any previous work that opus did? Because they are pretty good at digging out relevant tmp files and making use of wha
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by comboy 4mo ago
I kind of enjoy exploring black boxes, trying how different inputs are mapping to differences in outputs. It's kind of like hacking. The problem is, they keep altering the box.
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by comboy 4mo ago
ROTFL
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by comboy 4mo ago
Here's the thing. Building trust and then leaving stuff in has been around forever. The fact that it becomes cheaper does not matter that much (since protection against it is also getting better), but it required you to have a bunch of
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by comboy 4mo ago
Oh, a nice subthread place to vent. Their CLI is so f tragic that it is ridiculous. It keeps scrambling the terminal, scroll and basic shortcuts keep breaking, I've used so many tuis and terminal apps and many of them are a single man
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by comboy 4mo ago
I'm fairly certain they were doing something similar already possibly with some quantizations and not for the good humanity but just trying to handle the increased usage. Not for API requests though, just subscription CLI usage.
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by comboy 4mo ago
If I share a project with an American friend and he says it's awesome, I still don't know whether he liked it or not. If I share it with a Polish or German friend and he says it's "not bad" then I know he is really
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by comboy 4mo ago
For one, they invested in infrastructure. They can build fast and efficiently. They can provide power, they can provide cooling. Even if you just make roads better you make everything more efficient. Plus level of standard education. It all
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by comboy 4mo ago
This is relevant to my interests, did you maybe test which models handle custom languages best? It also seems like a good proxy for them being able to stick to important instructions and not being carried away with things that are lookalike
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by comboy 4mo ago
Yeah, I think lack of any decent hardware RAID could be a prerequisite.
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by comboy 4mo ago
Google renting infra from xAI, I did not see that coming. My understanding of what computers are doing, what companies are doing and what governments are doing seems to be getting worse day by day.
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by comboy 4mo ago
plus $473 per second from Anthropic > As part of that deal, Anthropic agreed to pay SpaceX $1.25 billion per month through 2029 to rent all the available compute from its Colossus 1 data center near Memphis, Tennessee, that xAI — now par
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by comboy 4mo ago
Obviously depends on your workflow but I think I use mouse only on websites on macos (with aerospace)
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by comboy 4mo ago
> As a complete nerd, you'd think maybe I'd like that I can prove my skills like this, but it comes off as deeply disrespectful to me as the user that I can't disable this. You seem to have understood the problem. But then
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by comboy 4mo ago
Since we are throwing in random N=1, it is very well tested and safe yes. But in my personal experience it does limit my creativity somehow. It seems to have like slightly calming/lower anxiety effect, and to me it comes with me coming
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by comboy 4mo ago
1. It's 1 in 10 failures that can take half of your time or bugs that can take a long time to surface. Plus the way they change things largely depends on the current codebase (and how it was created) 2. In my case codex seem to be writ

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