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8mo ago
The select copy and paste experience is terrible on iPhone too. They randomly shuffle when to show select or not and rarely show select all. I had situations where I had to wait for 2 minutes with return pressed due to iPhone not showing se
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8mo ago
but even opus 4.5 is history now, codex-5-3 and opus 4.6 are one more step forward. The opus itself caused paradigm shift, from writing code with AI, to ai is writing code with human. open weight models are not there at all yet.
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8mo ago
With FSD , that is a very very capable system in 2026, You need real multi media for driving (once it's solved), for camping , movies during charging, and not phone somehow ugly slapped by some plastic holder to your car.
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8mo ago
as a tesla owner, all I can tell, carPlay is ugly child was born due to EU car makers, not capable of building proper infotainment system. I want to drive, not constantly connect/accept privacy etc. Especially if that is a $100k+ car.
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8mo ago
all EU policies are joke, that's all you need to know. 23% of people in Poland, assembled luggage in case of war. Yet EU is still buying russian gas and oil. and they don't have permissions to military to pass through in case of h
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8mo ago
looks like a weird mix of nothing, pointless clock, that screen on the right, that only creates discomfort. The big screen that is big only for the trend. In tesla ( trend setter for this) big screen is functional, and it can show you multi
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8mo ago
Profile and hooks + skills for cc will solve concerns . cicd with manual approve + cc will work even better . Infra is a code same as anything else .
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8mo ago
https://www.tavus.io/post/sparrow-1-human-level-conversation... how does it compare to sparrow-1?
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8mo ago
it's extreemly hard to jam starlink, ask russians at war. also that gpu run results can be connected somewhere in england, and requested using ipv6 e.g. you need to start moderating internet heavily etc.
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8mo ago
yes... and no. Right now you need a server lets say in france. You are fully in their jurisdiction, for latency etc. What if your server fly over france , but not in France, hence: you don't need to build servers in france, unlike befo
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8mo ago
I have my personal reasons to hate Elon. But the article is full of fluff and lacks imagination, typical of the "the world is static and will never change" mindset. What they are trying to do is an a very ambitious engineering cha
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8mo ago
People mix up freedom and dicatorship here: 1. Freedom — free markets, minimal regulation Early USA had both political and economic freedom. Modern China has only economic freedom (plus heavy protectionism). 2. Dictatorship of a certain gro
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8mo ago
Lantern | Software Engineers (Python, Full-Stack) | NYC (Onsite) | Full-time | withlantern.com Lantern is building AI-powered revenue intelligence—autonomous agents that turn cold outreach into warm conversations. We detect buying signals a
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8mo ago
almost feels like paper for the sake of paper to me.
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9mo ago
Not going from home is the most secure way of going out. It doesn’t work you can’t be productive without agent capable of doing queries to db etc
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9mo ago
it's not a model limit anymore, it's tools , skills, background agents, etc. It's an entire agentic environment.
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9mo ago
I've been doing vibe code interviews for nearly a year now. Most people are surprisingly bad with AI tools. We specifically ask them to bring their preferred tool, yet 20–30% still just copy-paste code from ChatGPT. fun stats: corelati
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9mo ago
Coplilot is not on par with cc or cursor even
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9mo ago
chatGPT is not made to write code. Get out of stone age :)
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9mo ago
Yes… 90% and no 10%. Speaking as someone who spent 8 years building nocode tools, had two exits, and stepped out of the industry last year: I’m not bitter, and I’m not cheerleading either. For apps—where “nocode” is basically an App templa
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9mo ago
Typical Western coverage: “How dare they call me unhealthy.” In reality, the doctor said it needs further investigation and that some data isn’t great. They didn’t say “unhealthy”; they said “needs more investigation.” What’s wrong with tha
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9mo ago
love your product guys!
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9mo ago
Us person does not consume 1600 liters a day
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9mo ago
Porsche is loosing billions and people start talking they are caput(bancrupt) :)
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9mo ago
You're just religious about your own preferences. Prosche specifically is facing huge losses, and with this strategy is doomed to die. There are already rumors of potential bancrupcy. EVs grew 20% globally in 2025, with developing mark
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9mo ago
Their biggest brand, BYD, is also relatively the "oldest." It's the governemt priorities, local gov in China is building EV companies, AI companies. EU governemnt, US local gov is building shelters, or people who kick out peo
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German cars have lost their technological edge. They can't even build their own infotainment systems anymore. They're paying billions to China to do it for them. I can't overstate how catastrophically stupid this is. Paying w
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9mo ago
Huge fan of BAML , nice coverage
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9mo ago
I’m on engineering side . We are in the same boat. Writers become more productive = less writers needed not 0 but less. That’s current step. Now if the promise of cursor that capable of Multi week system to be automated completely. All the
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I think we sometimes treat "open" as automatically good without examining the tradeoffs. You can easily sponsor Iran or Russia killing real people by doing such things. Powerful tools, once released, can be used by anyone, includi
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