copperx

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by copperx 2mo ago
> I came across the socratic method recently This statement would out you as someone who didn't attend an elite school.
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by copperx 2mo ago
You need a non DRMd copy of the book. You don't have to feed it all at once, although with a 1M context limit it is doable. A few chapters at a time is enough, in my experience. An easy alternative is using NotebookLM (now Gemini Noteb
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by copperx 2mo ago
> True software factories now exist That statement somehow amazes me. Obviously, LLMs need plenty of steering, but I don't get how a company can be built on that.
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by copperx 2mo ago
Maybe OpenClaw solved the problem it was designed to solve.
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by copperx 2mo ago
Why is there honor in HVAC? Family honor?
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by copperx 2mo ago
It's much better to feed the book to the LLM and ask questions as you read along, instead of asking the LLM to basically write a custom book for you from scratch.
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by copperx 2mo ago
You might be confusing swing with humanization.
98.
by copperx 2mo ago
That's the fairy tale the capital class has fed us through mass media. There will be no machine uprising.
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by copperx 2mo ago
> these compounding errors that accumulate in dumber models While SOTAs handle these errors better, they compound in all models and there's a term for that. It starts with cluster and ends with an expletive. I wish I could, but I do
100.
by copperx 2mo ago
Bans are not in effect?
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by copperx 2mo ago
$15, where we're going.
102.
by copperx 2mo ago
I'm dumbfounded to see Opus 5 making SO MANY mistakes in coding simple stuff. Most times, Fable 5 comes out to be cheaper because it nails so many things much quicker than Opus 5.
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by copperx 2mo ago
Speed and reliability.
104.
by copperx 2mo ago
I'm on 5x also, and lately (this week), the window seems more generous, even on Fable. I wonder what's going on.
105.
by copperx 2mo ago
The keyboard seems to be missing important symbols, such as - and =, so it's likely not the final design.
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by copperx 2mo ago
Wonderful tribute.
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by copperx 2mo ago
> Clearly as already stated in the article, hosting and distribution is not free. That's the point. We don't want hosting or distribution.
108.
by copperx 2mo ago
Yet it's so much better than the abhorrent "code smell" term that somehow stuck in the industry.
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by copperx 2mo ago
is, not was. Thankfully 4.6 is still being served by Anthropic.
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by copperx 3mo ago
Which plan?
111.
by copperx 3mo ago
Yes. The issue is the the average user doesn't understand that the vision capabilities of LLMs are limited. It's a world of difference to upload the radiologist/pathologist report and go from there than uploading the raw imag
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by copperx 3mo ago
Why deliver one solution? You're thinking small. If LLMs were fast enough, they could build A,B,C,...,Z in parallel. So that's what will end up happening. The operator will just have to make sure there's no combinatorial expl
113.
by copperx 3mo ago
What don't you like about the service, besides the mark up?
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by copperx 3mo ago
Free? Did I misread the pricing details?
115.
by copperx 3mo ago
We don't have enough fast models, so I see this as a positive. I just test drove Gemini Flash Lite and it's crazy fast.
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by copperx 3mo ago
What do you mean daily driving? Like commutes? That wouldn't make any sense.
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by copperx 3mo ago
I suspect OP is the infamous Dario. We found his HN "anon" username. That's the only explanation.
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by copperx 3mo ago
> nobody cares at all that it happened. Who in their right mind would care? Why care? Misplaced patriotism? "A thief who steals from a thief has 100 years of forgiveness". Spanish proverb. In fact, I would be very concerned abo
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by copperx 3mo ago
I'll make a note of it in my AGENTS.md file.
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by copperx 3mo ago
I like piping the output of cat and the mental image of one process feeding another. It's inconsequential, but it brings an epsilon of joy.

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