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by intellectronica 1y ago
OP here. I actually agree with you that the "findings" here are meaningless. This is pure vibe. Also regarding "Sonnet is faster" I did explicitly mention that I believe this is because GPT-5 is in preview and hours from
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GPT-5 vs. Sonnet: Complex Agentic Coding(elite-ai-assisted-coding.dev)
172 points by intellectronica 1y ago|141 comments
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GPT-OSS 120B Writes a Lisp in Go Fast(elite-ai-assisted-coding.dev)
2 points by intellectronica 1y ago|0 comments
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GPT-OSS-120B Lisp interpreter in Go(gist.github.com)
1 points by intellectronica 1y ago|0 comments
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by intellectronica 1y ago
or just ask AI to do it for you :D https://gist.github.com/intellectronica/593885fcb02b0d10c4b9...
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Automate GitHub Workflows with AI Agents and the GitHub CLI(elite-ai-assisted-coding.dev)
1 points by intellectronica 1y ago|0 comments
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Amp Code Deep Dive(elite-ai-assisted-coding.dev)
3 points by intellectronica 1y ago|0 comments
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by intellectronica 1y ago
I've been at it for over 30 years. Still learning. You can learn fast today, and then continue tomorrow, and next month, and next year, and if you remain curious, half a lifetime later you are still learning.
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by intellectronica 1y ago
Should read "Up to date prices for Closed American LLM APIs"
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Qwen3 Coder and Cline create a Lisp interpreter in Rust for < $1(gist.github.com)
1 points by intellectronica 1y ago|0 comments
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by intellectronica 1y ago
Very cool! If you extrapolate the current trend by 2073 Linux will dominate the desktop market.
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AI Engineering in Legal Practice(ai.intellectronica.net)
3 points by intellectronica 1y ago|0 comments
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by intellectronica 1y ago
TANSTAAFL https://everything.intellectronica.net/p/all-you-can-eat-eco...
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by intellectronica 1y ago
How so? Claude is the most expensive. With open tools you can choose whatever model delivers the best results for the budget you have.
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by intellectronica 1y ago
Bannig things as a default solution to everything is what got Europe in trouble in the first place. Zero-sum, back-to-the-trees mentality.
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by intellectronica 1y ago
Cool and hats off to you for building an app ... but how come you couldn't find one?! There are so many. I use Raycast, which has access to all the models, there's Poe (from Quora) which is popular, Perplexity offers access to man
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by intellectronica 1y ago
And you don't need to stop there. Claude Code also has great open alternatives you can run in any environment you like, with any model, and under economic arrangements you define. See https://oss-ai-swe.org/ for a few.
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by intellectronica 1y ago
People who suffer from mental health difficulties tend to be psychologically inflexible. And it is that inflexibility, which can manifest in so many different ways, that is preventing them from growing and healing. For some it can be consum
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by intellectronica 1y ago
I'm as rational atheist as they come, and was nevertheless helped, for a while, by a 12-step program. You don't need to believe anything other than that not everything in life is under your control.
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by intellectronica 1y ago
The addiction label is a useful trick. Before criticising it, consider how labelling behaviours as "addiction" and constructing the 12-step infrastructure and community around them, makes it possible for people who suffer to find
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by intellectronica 1y ago
A few extra tricks that worked for me (you can alternate depending on what fits best in the moment): - Embrace the role of imposter. Instead of whining about imposter syndrome, accept a-priori that you are an imposter. The game is to surviv
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All You Can Eat Economics for AI Coders(everything.intellectronica.net)
4 points by intellectronica 1y ago|0 comments
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Is Cheating Ever Prosocial?(everything.intellectronica.net)
1 points by intellectronica 1y ago|0 comments
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by intellectronica 1y ago
100% agree - agents are exciting and fun to play with, but to get real work done and get real productivity improvements, orchestrating specific workflows and processes and using AI to do things only AI can do, is the right approach. See als
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by intellectronica 1y ago
See also: https://ai.intellectronica.net/context-engineering for an overview.
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ArtiGist: Turn any GitHub Gist into an "artifact"(gist.github.com)
1 points by intellectronica 1y ago|0 comments
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by intellectronica 1y ago
Blast from the past. I actually used XSLT quite a bit in the early 00s. Eventually I think everyone figured out XML is an ugly way to write S-expressions.
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by intellectronica 1y ago
the thing is, to get the proof you'll need to evaluate it empirically, in other words, practicing good context engineering ;)
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Context Engineering: A Primer(ai.intellectronica.net)
1 points by intellectronica 1y ago|2 comments
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Ruler – apply the same rules and MCP to all coding agents(github.com)
1 points by intellectronica 1y ago|0 comments

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