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mavamaarten
6mo ago
I doubt it. I noticed a few of these comments too on our PR's. We did ask copilot for a review ton GitHub (we just add copilot as a reviewer) but not through Raycast.
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mavamaarten
6mo ago
On top of that, that page took 10 seconds to load. On a Gbit network connection, lol
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mavamaarten
7mo ago
Maybe n=1, but I disagree? I notice that Sonnet 4.6 follows instructions much better than 4.5 and it generates code much closer to our already in-place production code. It's just a point release and it isn't a significant upgrade
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mavamaarten
7mo ago
Haha yeah I've had this happen to me too (inside copilot on GitHub). I ask it to make a field nullable, and give it some pointers on how to implement that change. It just decided halfway that, nah, removing the field altogether means y
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mavamaarten
7mo ago
In my limited experience, that's mostly since the 4.6 release. I noticed that with the same prompt, it answers much more briefly. A bit jarring indeed, but I prefer it. Less bs and filler, and less burning off electricity for nothing.
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mavamaarten
7mo ago
Even (uncommon) country TLD's too. I own a .vg domain which is a perfect match with the initials of my last name. My mails end up in spam quite often too, despite having set up SPF, DKIM, DMARC and all that stuff correctly. It's j
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mavamaarten
7mo ago
So, what you're saying is that Google should work on better privacy controls. Right? Right???
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mavamaarten
8mo ago
I'm talking about Gemini in the app and on the web. As well as AI studio. At work we go through Copilot, but there the agentic mode with Gemini isn't the best either.
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mavamaarten
8mo ago
I agree. On top of that, in true Google style, basic things just don't work. Any time I upload an attachment, it just fails with something vague like "couldn't process file". Whether that's a simple .MD or .txt with
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mavamaarten
8mo ago
For me it honestly matches pretty well. I give it an instruction and go reply to an email, and when I'm back in my IDE I have work (that was done while I was doing something else) to review. Going back from writing an email to working,
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mavamaarten
8mo ago
Yeah. Plus the fact that ulauncher is already an existing launcher-type app for Linux: https://ulauncher.io/
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mavamaarten
8mo ago
Nah that's not how it works. Streaming video is usually cut up into small segments. By having a couple of variants per segment, they can serve you a unique and identifiable sequence of segments without having to decompress (and encrypt
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mavamaarten
8mo ago
Indeed. Don't want people making guns? Ban the making of guns. Banning the production of guns using a 3D printer makes zero sense, should ban CNC machines too then.
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mavamaarten
8mo ago
So you pasted someone's comment in an LLM and posted the output here. Cool. Not really.
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mavamaarten
8mo ago
That would be great, honestly. Imagine just being able to install Android apps like Netflix, Disney+, ... On your Steam Deck or Steam Machine and having it work out of the box with Widevine L1. Then you'd truly just only need one devic
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mavamaarten
8mo ago
Google TV Streamer?
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mavamaarten
8mo ago
What are you on about. We had a great thing going until your (Assuming this is a US person speaking and not a Russian or other troll bot) president started breaking that relationship down. We never threatened to "shoot first" lol,
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mavamaarten
8mo ago
Agreed. English is not my native language. And I do speak it well, it's just that sometimes I need a second to think mid-sentence. None of the live chat models out there handle this well. Claude just starts answering before I've e
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9mo ago
It's going to be a balance act. There's going to be plenty of companies that are just going to be greedy and will generate AI slop without checking, which will undoubtedly tank the quality of many games in the near future. When ap
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mavamaarten
9mo ago
Oh is that supported now? I've always used some tool (ScrollReverser) to fix this.
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mavamaarten
9mo ago
Yeah, fractional scaling is absolutely the one thing that I miss on Linux. On X11 it's too slow and laggy. On Wayland I have... Wayland issues. I don't entirely love MacOS (mostly because I can't run it on my desktop, lol). B
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9mo ago
I absolutely adored the little intro that Razor1911 added to their crack of GTA IV. Cool graphics, nice jingle, short, to the point. https://youtu.be/htbDeD-wv7s Also not entirely related (kinda?), but I also regularly list
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9mo ago
I'm totally biased towards Android development using Gradle and kotlin. Gradle can be a pain, but if I look at what our neighbors at the iOS team experience (constantly having to manually merge project files, not being able to simply i
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9mo ago
My country launched an identification app ( https://mygov.be/ ) that does the same thing. I have no idea what they're trying to achieve. Security through obscurity? Trying to piss off power users? I'm a developer an
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mavamaarten
9mo ago
It's awful :( I saw a video I wanted to share with someone, but it was part of a compilation. So you just search for it, right? So I searched "cat lets brick fall onto mouse" and got... 100000 AI generated videos of cats with
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mavamaarten
9mo ago
I'd probably be an electrician or fabrication (3D printing / CNC). Or does that count as tech?
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mavamaarten
9mo ago
If the devs behind Charles would just tweak their UI a bit, it would be the absolute perfect tool. Functionally it pretty much already is. Mainly being able to turn on and off and configuring features I use all the time (rewrite, map local,
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10mo ago
I personally haven't found any keyboard that works better than gboard. And exactly because it's the only keyboard that just lets me type in two languages without having to "switch", and it does that well. Right now my sp
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mavamaarten
10mo ago
Yup. I would never be able to give my Jira tickets to an LLM because they're too damn vague or incomplete. Getting the requirements first needs 4 rounds of lobbying with all stakeholders.
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mavamaarten
10mo ago
Heh. I expected it to be this one https://youtube.com/shorts/ocvBI_vtJwA
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