i_have_an_idea

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by i_have_an_idea 1mo ago
ArtificialAnalysis are famous Anthropic fanboys.
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by i_have_an_idea 3mo ago
You just discovered the SaaSpocalypse that began around January this year.
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by i_have_an_idea 3mo ago
I am currently working with a non-dev startup CEO that's fully embraced Claude Code and vibe coding. 90% of my work is to run code review workflows and steer his CLAUDE.md into the correct architecture choices and away from past mistak
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by i_have_an_idea 3mo ago
In my experience, the delta in agent performance is substantial if the codebase is littered with dead code, redundant code, unreachable fallbacks, leaking abstractions and half-baked design patterns vs if the code is well-organized, with cl
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by i_have_an_idea 3mo ago
This is like what you can setup with Hermes or OpenClaw within a few minutes with your ChatGPT subscription or an open weights model, except they handle the Slack setup for you and bill you at API rates.
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by i_have_an_idea 4mo ago
Just because it is performing rather poorly by comparison, it doesn’t mean it isn’t benchmaxxed. It can still be worse than it appears.
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by i_have_an_idea 4mo ago
Is it a frontier player though, or perhaps a new benchmaxxed model? People were saying similar things about Grok but it ultimately amounted to little.
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by i_have_an_idea 4mo ago
maybe it was coded by Claude
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by i_have_an_idea 4mo ago
so, at a 8% discount at current prices.
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by i_have_an_idea 5mo ago
What if you substituted "steel" with "asbestos" in your argument.
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by i_have_an_idea 5mo ago
Dude, the agent didn't 'confess' anything. It doesn't understand anything, it's just fancy autocomplete. It's a math function we've armed with tools. Yes that can be very useful, and can speed you up a lot
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by i_have_an_idea 6mo ago
vim
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by i_have_an_idea 6mo ago
That's true, but a lot of these people are also competitors. I can't imagine it'll be attractive going to the OpenAI media channel to talk about Gemini or Grok.
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by i_have_an_idea 6mo ago
To be honest, until a month ago, I hadn't even heard of TBPN or seen any of their content. But, seemingly, out of nowhere, they managed to get all the leaders in AI to appear in their programming. The core of the information they prese
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by i_have_an_idea 6mo ago
will all my custom Wordpress themes and plugins run on EmDash?
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by i_have_an_idea 6mo ago
For what is worth, Codex would be able to fix that. Claude is pretty bad at backend / architecture.
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by i_have_an_idea 6mo ago
I thought about it for a moment, but the real reason I got the new M5 Pro with 64GB is to be able to run several large projects concurrently in Docker envs. I didn't go for a Max chip because I value the better battery life on the Pro
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by i_have_an_idea 9mo ago
> i just gave my favorite LLM a screenshot of one of those components and it recreated it perfectly. i paid $0. Because it's most likely in the training data. I.e., it stole it for you.
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by i_have_an_idea 1y ago
this seems like a crazy idea as the cli client has nothing to do with how many tokens per second the api streams
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by i_have_an_idea 1y ago
if the quality of search results today is anything to go buy -- clearly no
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by i_have_an_idea 1y ago
> I've consistently found Gemini to be better than ChatGPT [ because ] Google has crawled the internet so they have more data to work with. This commonly expressed non-sequitur needs to die. First of all, all of the big AI labs have
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by i_have_an_idea 1y ago
To be honest, no. It would just disappoint me as a customer and make me switch to a much cheaper Android.
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by i_have_an_idea 1y ago
My biggest issue with iOS 26 is not the UI (it’s subpar compared to prior work), but the fact that it drains my battery 2x faster than before and I’m with an iPhone 16 Pro. That’s unacceptable performance degradation on a 1-year old phone.
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by i_have_an_idea 1y ago
Sounds nice, in theory, but in practice I want to iterate on one, perhaps, two tasks at a time, and keep a good understanding of what the agent is doing, so that I can prevent it from going off the rails, making bad decisions and then build
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by i_have_an_idea 1y ago
While this is cool, can anything be done about the speed of inference? At least for my use, 200K context is fine, but I’d like to see a lot faster task completion. I feel like more people would be OK with the smaller context if the agent ac
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by i_have_an_idea 1y ago
This sounds like the programmer equivalent of astrology. > Build context for the work you're doing. Put lots of your codebase into the context window. If you don’t say that, what do you think happens as the agent works on your codeb
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by i_have_an_idea 1y ago
> But honestly what are the examples of people losing their jobs to software ? Bank tellers Travel agents Cashiers Bookkeeping clerks Typists
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by i_have_an_idea 1y ago
Most recently, AI helped me salvage and refactor a giant and completely mismanaged outsourced rewrite of a popular niche site. Without it, the site would suffer a slow and painful death in the SERPs and would lead to about 10MM annual loss
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by i_have_an_idea 1y ago
Sadly, I don't think this astroturfing is limited to announcement threads. It seems it is becoming increasingly hard to source real human opinions online, even on specialized forums like this or Reddit communities. I hope that I am wro
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by i_have_an_idea 1y ago
The most alarming to me thing is that it seems to be happening at scale. This is one of dozens similar posts I've seen all over the programming communities with similar characteristics (high praise, new-ish accounts, little if any othe

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