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by hirvi74 8mo ago
I make ChatGPT and Claude code review each other's outputs. ChatGPT thinks its solutions are better than what Claude produces. What was more surprising to me is that Claude, more often than not, prefers ChatGPT's responses too. I
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
> This was about principle, not people. Why do I not believe this at all? Were things truly sunshine and roses at OpenAI up until this Pentagon debacle? Perhaps I am mistaken, but it seemed like the writing was on the wall years ago. &
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
I disagree. I also believe you might be equating your preferences with necessities. Much of what you listed is absolutely not needed, and often just brings in more external dependencies of questionable benefit. Take AutoMapper, for example,
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
I have a better idea. How about we just let the users input their own addresses? These days, most browsers autofill addresses anyway.
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While interesting, it would take me more time to implement and validate this logic than it would take the user to enter the data.
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
I am certain I read article that was posted on YN a month or so ago about some researchers that were caught using false citations in their research. If I remember correctly, some group used an AI tool to sniff for AI citations in other&#x27
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
I believe that, on a fundamental level, the principle of 'trust, but verify' can be followed to its logical endpoint, as covered in Ken Thompson's lecture, 'Reflections on Trusting Trust' [1]. At some point, one sim
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
The word is in most online dictionaries for what it is worth. It's also used in Biblical texts, albeit only a handful of times. I do agree it's not a true assessment of an LLM's overall reasoning. No person I have ever asked
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
I've also had great results with using LLMs to pry into Apple's private and undocumented APIs. I've been impressed with the lack of hallucinations for C/C++ and Obj-C functions. I can attest that the quality in this doma
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
The other day I asked Claude Opus 4.6 one of my favorite trivia pieces: What plural English word for an animal shares no letters with its singular form? Collective nouns (flock, herd, school, etc.) don't count. Claude responded with: &
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
In my experiences, professional help is often just as much of a sham too.
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Hey, that is the kind of corporate lingo I can get behind.
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I once read the dating life in Iceland can be kind of difficult. The total population is around 400k after being settled for almost 1150 years. Thus, it's quite common on first dates for both individuals to go through their family tree
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
> I don't get the step relative thing, but if you do, but don't want to do anything to your step child. I do not understand such desires either. Though, you reminded me of an 'Ask Me Anything (AMA)' on Reddit I read
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
"A fool with a tool is still a fool." I find AI for coding to be a boon. However, I am very conservative in my use cases. I only use the AI web apps, thus I can essentially only ask questions and read responses. AI cannot write co
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
I haven't been amazed by the C# results that I have gotten either. I notice both GPT and Claude tend to write syntactically outdated C# code. Though, I have found both to be better at C# than Swift, for example.
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
I concur. I don't want to install libraries on my host machine that I won't use for anything other than development, e.g., Node.js. On macOS, Lima has been a godsend. I have Claude Code in an image, and I just mount the directory
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
> I suppose that people who actively do not want to have kids should not have kids. I would describe myself as being the converse of that statement. I do not believe my desires should truly have much of a bearing on my situation.
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> The only plausible explanation is that there is an understanding that OpenAI will not, in practice, enforce the red lines. Do you mean the same OpenAI that has a retired U.S. Army General & former director of the NSA (Gen. Nakaso
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
> This could kill Anthropic I am both dumb and without access to Claude, thus I must ask: My fellow smart HN'ers, what kind of impacts would this likely have on the economy? Has a lot of money and resources not been pumped into An
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
While I still think the GPT models are superior, I am very inclined to keep my Claude subscription because of this news. Even if Claude provides me with the occasional response out of left-field, I find that easier to live with than a world
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
> What will the new American reich accomplish? Likely the same thing as all the proceeding empires - carnage, destruction, and the laughter of blood thirsty gods.
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He is just a symptom. The problem is far deeper and more severe than just him.
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"Ninety-eight percent of warrant reviews eventually result in an approval, and over 93% are approved on first submission. Further, we find that the median time for review is only three minutes, and that one out of every ten warrants i
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> Doesn't the Geneva Convention state that if militants build an underground base beneath a civilian building, that civilian building becomes a military target? I am not sure it truly even matters, practically speaking. Laws that
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> The only situation in which 2A will stop mattering is if the government decides it is willing to level American cities to achieve its future goals. That wouldn't even be necessary. A siege/blockade would cripple any resista
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> the 2nd amendment will mean absolutely nothing in the not too distant future It hasn't for many decades now. The armaments that civilians are allowed to legally own pale in comparison to what the military has. AI powered drones
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As a native speaker, would there be any way that you could translate this back one poem back into Japanese? I am curious what the original would be, and if the translation was truly accurate. It was favorite one from the article: RAIZAN (来山
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
I am torn between Claude and GPT. Though it was recently brought to my attention that I use LLMs in an old-fashioned way [1]. I will say that based on my usages, both models seem very comparable in terms of accuracy and quality. Sometimes o
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by hirvi74 8mo ago
I picked one up to replace my prior mini that I spent 4x the amount of money on. It's an absolute speed demon.

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