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91.
by dbbk 2mo ago
Well that would be enormously inefficient for one thing
92.
by dbbk 2mo ago
We're all going to die one day
93.
by dbbk 2mo ago
It's a bit annoying you can't set default mode to plan while keeping bypass permissions enabled though
94.
by dbbk 2mo ago
You don't sell stuff I guess
95.
by dbbk 2mo ago
I'm familiar with the reserved row approach (I use SELECT FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED) and yeah this replenishing idea terrifies me.
96.
by dbbk 2mo ago
I didn't say it didn't? Besides, for factual queries that don't need personalisation like that they can aggressively cache them.
97.
by dbbk 2mo ago
There is no business model here. This is a terrible outcome.
98.
by dbbk 2mo ago
That I just type into Google.
99.
by dbbk 2mo ago
I don't understand this at all. Whenever I ask Gemini 3.1 Pro Extended, or Claude 5 Max something in chat, the most I ever wait is maybe 30 seconds. Is that really so bad?
100.
by dbbk 2mo ago
You can just tell it not to be verbose...
101.
by dbbk 2mo ago
I think all the Opus complaining stemmed really from 4.7 onwards switching to adaptive thinking, which meant a lot of the time it was thinking less or even not at all.
102.
by dbbk 2mo ago
This is well documented. Evernote being the main example. They also rebuilt Cabinet completely from scratch.
103.
by dbbk 2mo ago
There are no new ideas
104.
by dbbk 2mo ago
That goes a long way yes. Most of these products have built up to hundreds or maybe thousands of engineers over the years, and if you can keep it going with just a handful in Italy, that is a serious cost optimisation.
105.
by dbbk 2mo ago
Maybe going against the grain but I think their product philosophy is actually really interesting. They basically just buy the database. Then throw out the crappily built product, with years of tech debt and cruft, and rebuild it leanly, wi
106.
by dbbk 2mo ago
What is the point of this?
107.
by dbbk 2mo ago
If they were smart, they'd rebrand Grok to Composer. Nobody wants to use the Nazi model.
108.
by dbbk 2mo ago
Great idea, no one's ever tried that before
109.
by dbbk 2mo ago
Take your slop somewhere else
110.
by dbbk 2mo ago
Because the spec wasn't designed it was vibe coded
111.
by dbbk 2mo ago
I do for my iPhone yes. It's definitely overkill and certainly not recommended for 99% of people.
112.
by dbbk 2mo ago
So you're against all CDNs?
113.
by dbbk 2mo ago
If you click on the link you will see that it's not "one single metric" there is literally all the metrics so you can make an informed decision
114.
by dbbk 2mo ago
Another benefit is that fast mode can be used on subscription, but Anthropic's won't
115.
by dbbk 2mo ago
Surely that's tunable? OpenAI lets you tune response characteristics.
116.
by dbbk 2mo ago
The code it outputs, yes! It's fantastic. It's just so frustrating that the product and UX before the code output is so bad. Greatness is so close within their reach, if only they invested in product and QA people.
117.
by dbbk 2mo ago
Yeah I spotted this immediately too. I'm sorry. You're supposed to be a multi billion dollar company and you can't even highlight your chart honestly?
118.
by dbbk 3mo ago
They can still write code.
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by dbbk 3mo ago
How
120.
by dbbk 3mo ago
Ad blocking isn't nerfed

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