elAhmo

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by elAhmo 6mo ago
Of course he doesn't.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
It made Sam richer.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
You really think that for companies of this size, signing a contract would immediately reflect in you as end user noticing improved model quality?
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
Funny hearing you’re saying only GPT 5.5 (and Opus) can do this, having in mind that it came out last night.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
They are calling Gulf of Mexico with a wrong name either, that doesn't mean they are right.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
No one serious uses grok.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
OK didn't know that. I also resume fairly old sessions with 100-200k of context, and I sometimes keep them active for a while (but with large breaks in between). Still on Opus 4.6 with no adaptive thinking, so didn't really notice
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
The name isn't changed.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
Its also kinda funny they have to rely on system prompt to control verbosity itself.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
Don't you have that by just resuming old convo? The only issue is that it didn't hit the cache so it was expensive if you resume later.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
Is Codex receiving 5.4 or 5.5 release? I am still using Codex 5.3 and haven't switched to GPT 5.4 as I don't like the 'its automatic bro trust us', so wondering is Codex going to get these specific releases at all in the
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
Delonghi Dedica!
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
I wasn't driving too much, but grew up with my uncle and grandfather using Ursus C-335, which is probably from the 70s. They said they traded an ox for it 40-50 years ago, still in use almost daily. Effectively zero electronics.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
"326 seems large, but not abnormal" was the state of JS in the past as well. Chance of someone auditing all of them is virtually zero, and in practice no one audits anything, so you are still effectively blindly trusting that none
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
Not advocating for complexity or k8s, but if your workflow can be served by a single VM, then you are magnitudes away from the volume and complexity that would push you to have k8s setup and there is even no debate of it. There are situatio
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
> that's not even a particularly good one compared to competitors like JetBrains Massive understatement calling it "a not particularly good plugin". If it were that simple there wouldn't be a need to even do this.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
I am super out of the loop here, what happened with Dall-E?
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
Codex 5.4 is not out?
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
Bologna process made everything worse. Pre-Bologna degrees are more valuable in public than the Bologna ones.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
Where did you get that impression? Most aren’t
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
It’s not perfectly timed bets, it’s called insider trading. Just one more thing this administration has brought into mainstream.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
It is amazing to see such a change in the industry: this title is something nearly every single developer could've said ~two years ago, now anyone claiming to code by hand is almost like an endangered species.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
It doesn't remove the need for software, but it greatly reduces the number of tools needed or doesn't mandate building custom tools that might not be viable due to very specific needs many users have. OP gave a good example how th
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
Its funny to think that with a model release Anthropic can slide in some instructions ("be a bit more detailed" or something similar) that affect the token output by a few percent, 5-10%, which will not be noticeable by most users
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
From the home page I have no idea what is this, what even is AI client? OpenCode competitor? Also Thunderbolt is too similar to Thunderbird, really got me puzzled for a sec.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
Unrelated to any religion, any amount of alcohol is harmful for health[1], science has recently shed a lot light on this. The OP mentioned drinking and was surprised to see someone noticing they mentioned drinking three times in their post.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
I’m sure you’re also applying the same logic to Iran and saying they have a right to defend themselves?
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
Protesting against ethnic cleansing is a bad thing, that’s what you’re saying? No matter what kind of mental gymnastics you try to do, this is just an obvious case of a foreign government having a huge influence and control over internal US
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
Mentioning drinking three times (effects of drinks in the evening, hangover, effects on learning) in a single response might give an impression you like to drink.
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by elAhmo 6mo ago
You mean codex (client) with GPT 5.4 xhigh? I am using Codex 5.3 (model) through Cursor, waiting for Codex 5.4 model as I had great experience so far with 5.3.

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