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by kachapopopow 8mo ago
None of the comments seem to mention that it's also really really really really really expensive.
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by kachapopopow 8mo ago
this kind of reminds me when I told ai to beg and plead for deleting a file out of curiosity and half the guardrails were no longer active, could make it roll and woof like a doggie, but going further would snap it out. if I asked it to gen
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by kachapopopow 8mo ago
so perfectly personalized ads? the CPM on this is probably wild (for openai).
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by kachapopopow 8mo ago
I made this joke 10 hours ago: "I wonder if you opened https://github.com/claude in like 1000's of browsers / unique ips would it bring down github since it does seem to try until timeout" coincidence I
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by kachapopopow 8mo ago
https://github.com/can1357/oh-my-pi , looks like prompting to do anything before a tool call makes it break.
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by kachapopopow 8mo ago
no it's their internal tool call syntax it is usually followed by assistant and then the toolcall but it's just broken.
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by kachapopopow 8mo ago
They should have gone one step further and also optimized for query performance (without editing the source code). I have cough AI generated an x86 to x86 compiler (takes x86 in, replaces arbitrary instructions with functions and spits x8
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The string " +#+#+#+#+#+ " breaks Codex 5.3
8 points by kachapopopow 8mo ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: Codex 5.3 broke toolcalls? Opus 4.6 ignores instructions?
2 points by kachapopopow 8mo ago|1 comments
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by kachapopopow 8mo ago
and if you think it doesn't fit your suitcase? just add an extension and you're good to go (ex: timescaledb)
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by kachapopopow 8mo ago
coderabbit being the worst while (presumeably) advertising the most seems to be check out at least, wouldn't believe the recall % seems bogus.
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by kachapopopow 8mo ago
you run it locally, the endpoint seems to just be a search engine
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by kachapopopow 8mo ago
hard disagree, several b2b categories are going extinct because AI just completely replaced them. I mean if we want recent examples just look at tailwindui since it's technically a SaaS.
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by kachapopopow 8mo ago
it is not, sounds like an issue with AWS
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
wireguard is relatively "done"
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
no I get it, but I mean fraud is usually kept out of the public. this is fraud in broad daylight?
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
isn't this just fraud in broad daylight? I don't get it. Why not at least try to hide it?
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
isn't this just fraud? I don't get it.
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
this was supposed to be a reply
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
I think they are also using AI to name everything because no human on this planet would come up with Microsoft 365 Copilot.
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
surprisingly... boring?
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
I can sign in from my apple device to my android device purely using my credentials so as far as I know it is just for show.
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
That's the thing, it does not and it has been known that it does not do this. The keys are stored on the server and the server sends them to your device on login. They do have some kind of machine-id encoded in it, but that is just for
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
I guess I owe a clarification: Otherwise your message history wouldn't be available the moment you log in with your credentials*.
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
yes, this is a very known fact that it is not E2EE but Client2Server Encrypted. Otherwise your message history wouldn't work.
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
yah it's silly, linux typically refers to "everything" using the linux kernel. Aka Linux.
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
https://hasthelargehadroncollidercreatedablackholeyet.com/ (Yep, of money)
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
linux is the kernel gnu is the full operating system
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
does not happen on brave
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by kachapopopow 9mo ago
I can't get over how every single code rabbit ad was some incorrectly classified bug / completely wrong to begin with or pointless at best.

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