ltbarcly3

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by ltbarcly3 7mo ago
Not a single comparison between 5.4 and Gemini or Claude. OpenAI continues to fall further behind.
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
Why did Iran kill dozens of civilians in retaliation? They have launched missiles and drones into virtually every country they neighbor, knowing they are only going to hit residential areas. Why would they do that? Why do dozens and doze
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
But the problem is it's trash? I've repeatedly tried to do things documented to work that weren't implemented, or where the implementation is buggy. Docker is profoundly bad software.
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
You are begging the question. If age verification is required, it's not 'perfectly legal' to access weird porn without going through age verification. There is no right, or even a debate about whether there should be a right
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
It's amazing how much it's possible to foment arguments against something if you are very well funded and a regulation will cost your industry a lot of money. Age verification is a good thing. Giving children unrestricted access
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
I don't think you've used it lately. Gemini 2/2.5 were garbage-tier. The flash level models are absolute trash. 3/3.1 pro are state of the art.
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
Well they work in that the color temperature of the light in my house is much cooler during the day than at night, and it's nice to match it so it doesn't look jarring.
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
Again, your ability to consume information you find useful is not my job to manage. Be a grownup and a professional, figure it out. Or constantly whine at people and be unbearable. Totally up to you.
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
Yes, copilot is trash.
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
Well congratulations on having an opinion!
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
I think at the current state of the art, LLM tools can help you build things very quickly, but they can't help you build something you yourself are incapable of building, at least not in a sustained way. They need hand holding and cor
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
I mean you can just do this with claude code or opencode. I suggest opencode and gemini pro since it has a nice big context window. If you are trying to do something like this on the website version of the models just forget it, stop usin
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
This isn't how you use online chat. Somehow people did fine with IRC for decades without threads. I'm sorry you can't manage your own information flow or configure your own client and have to embarrass yourself to make othe
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
But it's so unreasonably slow. It lacks basic features like syntax highlighting on ``` blocks. It's basically become a super expensive and painful to use while Discord continues to be a joy. And the 'start a thread' na
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
I mean the quotes in this article aren't even disagreeing except on vague value judgements with no practical consequences. Yes you can make better and more perfect solutions with a deep understanding of every consequence of every desig
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
Why don't you eat 5 entire pizzas instead of 5 slices? It's like that. One pizza seems like a LOT of food now. Three slices seems like too much. Before I could eat a whole pizza without even thinking twice. I look forward to
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
It just makes me eat less. I enjoy food every bit as much as I did before, just less often and in lower amounts. I still get hungry eventually and still want to eat and food tastes the same and if anything has a stronger emotional appeal
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
I had an experience similar to the article. Over 18 months, I lost about 85 lbs on Ozempic and Retatrutide. I went from struggling to walk past beer at the at the supermarket - giving in about 50% of the time - to having almost no desire to
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by ltbarcly3 8mo ago
Here's a tip: Never name anything new, next, neo, etc. You will have a problem when you try to name the thing after that!
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by ltbarcly3 9mo ago
I wonder what it would take to get people to stop up-voting animal model cancer cures? Guys, these are a dime a dozen and you never hear about them again. All like 6 stories from this site on hn are some cancer cure that went nowhere.
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by ltbarcly3 9mo ago
IMO Django is a buggy and poorly designed framework that locks you into bad decisions. It's a combination of things that all suck: the - ORM (sqlalchemy is better in every possible way. django's orm is very poor and can't e
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by ltbarcly3 9mo ago
Yea, if only he had said "make sure you are always honest" first!
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by ltbarcly3 9mo ago
It's interesting because presumably you were too ashamed to tell the doctor "we pasted stuff into chatgpt and it said it means she is sick", because if you had said that he would have looked at the bloodwork and you could hav
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by ltbarcly3 9mo ago
"Modern" is such a silly way to advertise things.
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by ltbarcly3 9mo ago
Codex is extremely bad to the point it is almost useless. Claude Code is very effective. Opus is a solid model and claude very reliably solves problems and is generally efficient and doesn't get stuck in weird loops or go off in insane
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by ltbarcly3 9mo ago
Misleading title, they didn't make the packaging library 3x faster, they made reading one attribute of a package 3x faster. The whole library is still very, very slow compared to alternatives.
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by ltbarcly3 9mo ago
This reminds me of the time I went to a church dinner with my father. Everything was fine, but then each person was asked to stand and briefly mention something they were thankful for. About half way through one of the oldsters mentioned t
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by ltbarcly3 9mo ago
Were you aware that when CO2 was at 7000ppm the temperature was about the same as when it was 420ppm? What's your point? Also temperatures in a parked car routinely go over 70C (160F) throughout the entire car.
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by ltbarcly3 9mo ago
And if my grandmother is dead it's too late to ask her to borrow money. It's easy to chain together low probability what-ifs and come up with everything on fire.
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by ltbarcly3 9mo ago
I'm not sure what we should do, it's very hard to determine what minimizes harm and maximizes benefits at a global scale. It's certainly not as simple as extremists would like to believe. Certainly it would be much (MUCH) l

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