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by computerex 5mo ago
I feel like that’s already becoming true. I sometimes work on problems/projects where the AI agent is definitely more qualified than me to call the shots. For example, this library here for deep learning is 100% ai generated and far be
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by computerex 5mo ago
I have never had good experience with any Google models in coding. Particularly for coding hard stuff, there is a night and day difference between Opus/Gemini in my experience.
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by computerex 5mo ago
That's fine, wish the site worked so I didn't have to be told that.
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by computerex 5mo ago
That’s a western perspective because we are spoiled and have no thought for sustainability. Please take a look at poor countries of the world like Pakistan. They have a repair culture. They have vehicles from the 80’s out on the road doing
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by computerex 5mo ago
The site crashes on my 2020 iPhone SE.
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by computerex 5mo ago
Okay, now I will be supporting Azure products and will try to bring them into my workplace over AWS/Google Cloud.
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by computerex 5mo ago
There is no way to make that cost model profitable consistently. If 1 prompt can mean 100's/1000's of requests over hours, and you only pay for that 1 premium prompt, that can never be profitable.
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by computerex 6mo ago
If you're using the models to generate 99%-100% of the code, then it doesn't make sense to plug yourself into the loop as a bottleneck.
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by computerex 6mo ago
You are being deeply reductive and that's against the spirit of hacker news. The issue is that models are difficult to objectively benchmark. The benchmarks don't always align with real world performance. It's not easy and cl
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by computerex 6mo ago
Model selection for day to day tasks based on vibes is not very scientific. Micromanaging the model doesn't seem like a great idea when doing real professional work with professional goals/deadlines/pressures.
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by computerex 6mo ago
What about the R&D costs of blowing up vehicle after vehicle?
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by computerex 6mo ago
They are definitely behind in 3D graphics from my experience. But surprisingly decent at HPC/low level programming. I think they are definitely training on ML stuff to perhaps kick off recursive self improvement.
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by computerex 6mo ago
Good job anthropic. You had a clear lead with all devs singing the praises of Opus. Way to lose all that by Enshittifying the experience.
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by computerex 6mo ago
This is fantasy with no real evidence to support this view.
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by computerex 6mo ago
> actually zionism just an idea that jews can have a country where their ancestors lived. If Zionism means that Jews are entitled to their ancestral lands at the expense of the people that have been living on those lands for thousands of
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by computerex 6mo ago
If you have to blow up multimillion dollars worth of assets perhaps the operation wasn’t such a piece of cake.
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by computerex 6mo ago
All bigotry is bad. Islamic extremists trying to eliminate Jews are bad, Jewish extremists hellbent on eliminating Arabs/muslims are bad. All humans are equal. No to apartheid and genocide.
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by computerex 6mo ago
Your opinion on the matter is meaningless when in reality the strait is effectively closed for anyone that doesn’t have an agreement with IRGC. Not interested in arguing semantics.
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by computerex 6mo ago
1. The strait had freedom of navigation before, now Iran controls it. 2. It was suspected Iran would shut the strait in a conflict. Its ability to enforce the closure was question. Iran has now proven it can enforce control of the strait an
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by computerex 6mo ago
Being anti Zionist is the only moral position.
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by computerex 6mo ago
Yes, of mines and fiery death.
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by computerex 6mo ago
They hit like 20 ships, people died. That’s why insurance went up. Literally the US navy will not go near the strait due to the ballistic missile threat.
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by computerex 6mo ago
Except there was fight and the US lost multiple aircraft in that rescue and required the use of the most elite personnel US has. Let’s just say I don’t take Trump for his word.
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by computerex 6mo ago
That’s why it took over 100 aircraft to rescue that pilot?
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by computerex 6mo ago
Wars are about objectives. The USA managed to accomplish none of its objectives. Iran forced USA to concede and call for ceasefire before US could achieve objectives. That’s the definition of defeat. Iran won by not losing and holding out.
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by computerex 6mo ago
Wrote my own harness with introspection/long form thinking as a tool that the model can use to plan. Works really well with opus. I can’t use Claude code sadly, it sits there ticking for minutes seemingly doing absolutely nothing altho
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by computerex 6mo ago
Claude is a great model. But anthropic’s user hostile practices have forced me to terminate my sub with them. Right now I am all in on GitHub copilot and that’s primarily how I get my opus tokens.
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by computerex 6mo ago
The entire attack was illegal under international law: https://law.stanford.edu/2026/03/03/stanfords-allen-weiner-o... https://www.newser.com/story/384710/legality-of-khameneis-ki...
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by computerex 6mo ago
Unarmed like the 30k *children* Israel/US slaughtered in Gaza.
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by computerex 6mo ago
They were in international waters. This was literally a war crime according to international law. Even the killing of the Supreme leader was against international law.

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