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by mmaunder 7mo ago
Forget the Gemini extension - Gemini CLI sucks. Forget the MCP - MCP is beyond dead. But for codex or claude cli this is a game changer. Next question is how programmatic have they made the sheets interface... because Gemini sucks at sheets
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by mmaunder 7mo ago
Yeah that was my first thought is it’s a tit for tat poach. They got the Gemini researcher so google responded in kind.
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by mmaunder 7mo ago
For the memes, the slop and the lulz.
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by mmaunder 7mo ago
This kind of metalinguistic quotation from 5.2 right now drives me nuts! ```That kind of “make it work at distance” trajectory work can meaningfully increase weapon effectiveness, so I have to keep it to safe, non-actionable help.``` I&#x27
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by mmaunder 7mo ago
Still only 8TB max storage. Ugh!
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by mmaunder 7mo ago
There's a small army of pilots who can't live without one thanks to Foreflight.
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
Thanks!
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
A week is a long time in politics. It's an eternity in AI. Anyone want to take a stab at what next week looks like?
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
Thanks. Mainly commenting to bookmark this for an aviation project I’m working on. Let me know if there’s anything that differentiates you - particularly for aviation. Thanks.
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
Yeah I don't think we ever got that fast in South Africa. I started out on a 1200 baud modem on something called Beltel which is like Prestel which was the UK equivalent. At the time our entire country's international internet con
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
So good. But 31kbps? Wow. You guys were spoilt. 28.8 is the best we got and on a very good day when the lines were nice and dry. I think he even nailed the link upgrade sound on the modem.
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
Someone needs a hug. Honestly I've started writing only to realize how much code output will be wasted over the next hour or two, so I just go back to coding the amazing product I'm working on with amazing agents, that would simpl
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
Good move. OpenClaw is alpha quality, very dangerous, super useful and super fun - which amplifies the danger. It’s a disaster waiting to happen and a massive risk for a solo dev to take on. So best to trade it for a killer job offer and tr
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
Examining Glenn's work through an ideological lens leads to this kind of rhetoric. It's why he's so good at what he does. He's crossed ideological boundaries constantly in pursuit of the truth of a matter, and in defense
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
Laura Poitras' documentary Citizenfour is an excellent introduction to the amazing work that Glenn does and has done, and how he's been personally targeted - although I don't recall whether the doc includes Glenn's partn
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
I fundamentally disagree with the premise: "The math is simple: if it costs almost nothing to build an app, it costs almost nothing to clone an app. And if cloning is free, subscription pricing dies. We're already seeing this play
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
This guy has never heard the term 'scanxiety'. Go ask what it means on a cancer forum. The real OG's are the VHL folks. Bet we have a few here on this thread. Respect.
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
“ One study in 2020 found that 95% of asymptomatic patients had some type of "abnormal" finding, but just 1.8% of these findings were indeed cancer.” This has been my experience. And I’ve had oncologists echo exactly this. In the
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
This. Root for them all!!! Benefit from diversity, price competition, and the innovation driven by competitors snapping at each others heels, driving very long hours for those teams. The whole of humanity benefits from this.
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
Yes and 5.3 and the latest codex cli client is incredibly good across compactions. Anyone know the methodology they're using to maintain state and manage context for a 12 hour run? It could be as simple as a single dense document and i
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
Anyone archived the original post? It's a 404. Also the agent seems to have cleared any mention off its site that it's an openclaw agent. Edit: Either the link changed or the original was incorrect: https://crabby-rathb
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
Ah London drivers. I got hit in docklands and went flying off my bike around the time Mikey got started. Good job!
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
Ezekiel 23:2–21 is CSAM by the same standard. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ezekiel%2023%3A... Criminalizing fictional expression solely on the basis that it depicts sexual exploitation of a minor, absen
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
"Above aboard", "Capitalistic", "Terroristic". Interesting cluster of idiom and register errors. Suggests limited exposure to written English.
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
I might flip that given how hard it's been for Claude to deal with longer context tasks like a coding session with iterations vs a single top down diff review.
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
ARG-AGI-2 leaderboard has a strong correlation with my Rust/CUDA coding experience with the models.
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
Take a screenshot of ARG-AGI-2 leaderboard now because GPT-5.3-Codex isn't up there yet and I suspect it'll cram down Claude Opus 4.6 which rules the roost for the next few hours. King for a day.
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
These guys are setting up to absolutely own the global south market for AI. Which is in line with the belt and road initiative.
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
In the past 40 years we’ve seen power per unit of compute decrease by over 40 million times. This says we need to put data centers in space because we can’t produce enough power on earth for AI. That won’t be the case as history has shown,
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by mmaunder 8mo ago
My guess it's a translator they're using.

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