manmal

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by manmal 8mo ago
You ran out of tokens so much faster because the Anthropic plans come with 3-5x less token budget at the same cost. Cline is not in the same league as codex cli btw. You can use codex models via Copilot OAuth in pi.dev. Just make sure to pl
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by manmal 8mo ago
When both decide to stop subsidized plans, only OpenAI will be somewhat affordable.
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by manmal 8mo ago
> politically aligned AI company Like grok/xAI you mean?
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by manmal 8mo ago
Codex warns me to renew API tokens if it ingests them (accidentally?). Opus starts the decompiler as soon as I ask it how this and that works in a closed binary.
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by manmal 8mo ago
Also look into voxtral, their new model is good and half the price if you can live without streaming.
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by manmal 8mo ago
Thank you, it was time for my annual check on the status of Doors of Stone. Whelp. I wonder why LLMs don’t help such cases of writer’s block.
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by manmal 8mo ago
I guess AGI is reached, then. The SOTA models make fun of the question.
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by manmal 8mo ago
I have seldomly seen so many bad takes in two sentences.
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by manmal 8mo ago
Well the other ledgers are usually based off other data sources, so there is cross checking no?
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by manmal 8mo ago
Clawhub was locked down, I couldn’t publish new skills even as a previous contributor. Not what I‘d call a shrug.
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by manmal 8mo ago
> A hallucinated edge case in a tax calculation doesn't throw an error. Would double entry book keeping not catch this?
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by manmal 8mo ago
Have you used Gemini CLI, and then codex? Gemini is so trigger happy, the moment you don’t tell it „don’t make any changes“ it runs off and starts doing all kind of unrelated refactorings. This is the opposite of what I want. I want conside
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by manmal 8mo ago
I have no proof, but these deep thinking modes feel to me like an orchestrator agent + sub agents, the former being RL‘d to just keep going instead of being conditioned to stop ASAP.
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by manmal 8mo ago
A naive question - pi is using jiti to hotreload extensions, but how does hotreloading work at all with Rust?
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by manmal 8mo ago
A bit too obvious to make a comment about it, no? You have zero information about my workflow & needs. Maybe browser & IDE tabs works perfectly for me. They are all persistent across restarts, and searchable.
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by manmal 8mo ago
Clearing my tabs and IDE is also the best way to lose context and miss all kinds of things I've had queued up.
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by manmal 8mo ago
Models you can run on your own (expensive) computer are just a year behind the SOTA. Linux exists. Why are you so pessimistic?
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by manmal 8mo ago
I‘ve done some phone programming over the Xmas holidays with clawdbot. This does work, BUT you absolutely need demand clearly measurable outcomes of the agent, like a closed feedback loop or comparison with a reference implementation, or pe
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by manmal 8mo ago
Apparently, mitochondria and their (non-repairable) DNA play a big role as well.
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by manmal 8mo ago
What you’re describing is that we’d turn deterministic engineering into the same march of 9s that FSD and robotics are going through now - but for every single workflow. If you can’t check the code for correctness, and debug it, then your t
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by manmal 8mo ago
Should have used codex. (jk ofc)
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by manmal 8mo ago
> no real increase in final delivry times That’s not true though. The ability to de-risk concepts within a day instead of weeks will speed up the timeline tremendously.
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by manmal 8mo ago
Tell me you haven’t used codex-xhigh without telling me you haven’t used it. It’s bad at overall architecture and big picture. But not at useful abstractions.
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by manmal 8mo ago
Opus is really good at bash, and it’s damn fast. Codex is catching up on that front, but it’s still nowhere near. However, Codex is better at coding - full stop.
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by manmal 8mo ago
Please no, I don’t need my quick prototypes hardened against every perceivable threat.
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by manmal 8mo ago
I guess humans were involved in all that, so how is that anything but tool use?
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by manmal 8mo ago
If I asked you, about a piece of code that you didn’t build, „What would you improve?“, how would that be fundamentally different?
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by manmal 8mo ago
What does that have to do with AGI?
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by manmal 8mo ago
Neither can employees, in many countries.
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by manmal 8mo ago
> Someone is still reading the code. But you are not. That’s the point? > Where's the people in this case? Juniors build worse code than codex. Their superiors also can‘t check everything they do. They need to have some level of

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