m3kw9

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by m3kw9 2mo ago
This could turn nasdaq red tmr
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
They need to learn to release on antigravity or cli sub plans on day/two one like OpenAI
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
This is why I think if you are need a 20x plan to code/do software engineering, there is no way you will read most of it, and it is likely 100% slop. A rare few can use it and not create a mountain of tech debt in a few days of use.
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
The back and forth of llm's one up-ing each other is not worth the effort to keep switching harnesses/UI and established setup/workflow. Codex/Sol works well, i cannot imagine this to be a quantum leap in cost/eff
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
The token price seem to be jigged, how do you know if it's subsidized or temporary. Anyone can just lower the token price to get to the left.
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
It should work with github inbetween commits, that i may use. Right now I'm using staging as an in bewteen in a dangerous way.
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
They would argue they are focused on more important stuff, but marketing shouldn't be underestimated.
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
human trials are the bottleneck. Thought experiment: You invent a way to simulate a body variations 1:1 and can scale it, you cure most disease in a very short amount of time.
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
The AI designed italics on thin font is hard to not see as slop.
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
is probably a mix of other math papers that combined can solve this, the ingredients were already out there and they got trained with it.
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
The proof is in the pudding, so far there isn't a proven (E=mc^2 type) breakthrough LLM's had made yet.
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
Is this a reference to the movie "White man can't jump"? If so they are in a surprise because the movie says otherwise.
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
Even myself, I really can't remember a time where I had this "jump". Is very subjective to feel this jump
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
I'm not sure what the outrage is. It's still up pretty good for the year, but if you brought at the top, like any stock, you'd lose your shorts.
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
It makes like 30 turns as the "best", but if the program ever used a mower, it would want to minimize turns.
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
The entire issue is that when you ask it to do something, you are leaving it to chance they may or may not do it properly, either on look/feel, performance, security, scalability etc. It compounds as you layer a new prompt output ove
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
For example, if you write iOS apps, you ask it to do some animations. It will do it for you, but you are at it's mercy of writing complete custom code or you can specify they use a certain apple supplied API for a native experience.
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
Thats nuts. You are fighting a tool that is supposed to offload that. Is like lets not use the power tool, but do it by hand so your muscles won't atrophy, but you should instead use it to free up your muscles for other tasks like be
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by m3kw9 2mo ago
so don't use LLMs? You cannot get away from it now, the skill lies in how to generate code small enough for you to digest, as opposed to vibe coder where they generate so much code, there is no way to read it but to accept the run test
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by m3kw9 3mo ago
The last 10% is gonna take 90% of the time though.
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by m3kw9 3mo ago
Someone saying software has been solved, but nobody that takes the drivers seat agrees
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by m3kw9 3mo ago
I think it did happen, and the news outlet using their full tool belt to make it sound as Skynet as possible
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by m3kw9 3mo ago
Yes, feel, not your type of feel, my type where you can scan a section and know it's this architecture, compartmentized, know the general performance impact. Yes.
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by m3kw9 3mo ago
Sometimes is a miscalculation why people are not happy with what they have, mostly because they see another bigger number.
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by m3kw9 3mo ago
double edge sword of LLM code generation, you cannot catch 100%, nor do you want to always ready every single word. Gotta develop a feel.
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by m3kw9 3mo ago
I can generate LLM code and it will be very stable long term, but you must be QA minded and non-stop testing, ask and make sure it generate maintainable code, watch for code smell etc. Maybe it won't match a very seasoned dev, but LLM
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by m3kw9 3mo ago
Also, the need to move with speed is an exercise in self control so you don't cut corners and accept code without really look at it. There are so many times when I catch really blatant stuff that if not caught would be over engineerin
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by m3kw9 3mo ago
The site design itself is likely one shotted. The italic fonts is nauseating
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by m3kw9 3mo ago
I don't like how it compared itself to 5.6 Luna instead of Sol, and still losing on some metrics. You will not see me using this over even 5.6 Sol-light
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by m3kw9 3mo ago
Math seem like the most base thing AI will dominate first.

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