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by dbbk 23d ago
Deeply funny that one of their examples in the video is changing a background colour on Google Slides
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by dbbk 24d ago
Web Search doesn't have a discount on contributor pricing
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by dbbk 24d ago
How is it not SOTA? It's beating 5.6 Sol.
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by dbbk 24d ago
You know you can just... change this right? What a weird thing to cancel over. I have in my global CLAUDE.md something to the effect of I have ADHD and give me succinct responses with headings and lists etc, works great.
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by dbbk 25d ago
They just do whatever your local country calls it. The name changes based on where you are.
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by dbbk 26d ago
The website tells me absolutely nothing about what makes this new or unique
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by dbbk 28d ago
I assume they're talking about Gemini Live?
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by dbbk 28d ago
Not really a surprise given their own models are the default option? Most people wouldn't change model. And if you want to use Claude or GPT you don't really have a reason to use Cursor over Claude Code or Codex
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by dbbk 28d ago
Well yeah, hence why they started making their own
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by dbbk 29d ago
Interesting, that doesn't line up with the input/output costs listed on Artificial Analysis?
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by dbbk 29d ago
Still more expensive and worse performing than ElevenLabs Scribe, unfortunately. Not sure who's the target audience for this.
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by dbbk 29d ago
Competitive advantage why? Will it really make them more money? They already have Google Cloud.
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by dbbk 29d ago
All Google has to do is build a model that works good enough for the Gemini app and for Spark. And they have it.
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by dbbk 1mo ago
That's what they said. They might raise a criminal complaint.
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by dbbk 1mo ago
Is it just me or does this look really... cheap?
46.
by dbbk 1mo ago
Market cap isn't real money
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by dbbk 1mo ago
I absolutely hate these settlement endings. The states were going to win.
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by dbbk 1mo ago
Then they will survive with Opus on the $20 plan.
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by dbbk 1mo ago
There is no model that is never going to miss something.
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by dbbk 1mo ago
Fable is available for $100 a month. If you're a working developer, you can pay that. I wouldn't really say it's "reserved for the richest customers".
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by dbbk 1mo ago
You said there isn't evidence of distillation. Yes there is
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by dbbk 1mo ago
I agree. I've been perfectly happy since Opus 4.6. I remember thinking at the time if it never improved I would have been fine there. The vast majority of people, eg vibecoders, do not need Fable or Sol tier intelligence for their slop
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by dbbk 1mo ago
This was on desktop Codex yes, does CLI do it differently?
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by dbbk 1mo ago
That won't do any of the things plan mode enforces
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by dbbk 1mo ago
"tries to build things that are not planned or needed" I literally never experience this when using plan mode upfront
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by dbbk 1mo ago
I find myself in an awkward tug of war between Claude and Codex. Claude is the buggiest product, always breaking in bizarre and aggravating ways. Codex is much more polished, especially on mobile. However the main thing that's prevente
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by dbbk 1mo ago
I've been enforcing TDD with Claude since the start and to be honest it actually works great. It doesn't write bad tests just to fit a bad implementation. And when running against a Pglite in-memory database it can iterate rapidly
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by dbbk 1mo ago
I have literally never seen a folding phone 'in the wild'. I'm interested! But it's certainly nowhere on the mainstream radar.
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by dbbk 1mo ago
The triage is pretty effective though. In the UK on the NHS for example if you have cancer you'll be on chemo within 30 days.
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by dbbk 1mo ago
I don't really see that as a USP considering; 1. SpaceXAI has shown no track record of being able to maintain uptime 2. By nature, any GitHub alternative is going to be a tiny fraction of the scale, so keeping it up should be expected

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