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nsoonhui
7d ago
My experience seems to echo some parts of yours: Codex is stingy with tokens when compared to Claude Code. But Codex is superior when comes to diagnosing bugs ( especially when they involve WPF UI threads), writing tests ( yes, even simulat
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GPT-6 Astra Solves a WWI German Radio Cipher
(prinzai.com)
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Diablo 5 Announced
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13d ago
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15d ago
This is a shocking news to me. Can you elaborate with sources?
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15d ago
> Our investigation revealed that DeepSeek also deployed tactics similar to Moonshot’s. DeepSeek built a CoT extraction pipeline, relying on the same cross-session replay attack described above. DeepSeek also silently relayed exchanges t
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DHH: Programming, AI, Vibe Coding and Linux (Lex Fridman Podcast)
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20d ago
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1mo ago
Not entirely sure how OpenAI is any different. Their quota system seems random to me. I can use up my quota in a single day, and the next day it gets refilled for no apparent reason. But another time, I also used up my quota in a single day
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1mo ago
This is strange, but you were using Codex Terra, or Sol?
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1mo ago
I used both. Claude Code seems more generous with its quota, which is why I use it as my main driver. That said, Codex does seem more capable, terse, and faster. There are some tasks that Claude can't handle but Codex can. One example
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1mo ago
That's strange. For Deepseek I burnt through USD 5 on a relatively simple task, in one afternoon. That the simple task took a whole afternoon, a lot of baby sitting, the slowness, and so much money relatively, really shook me to the co
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1mo ago
I did try to use Chinese open models, but for my production work they simply couldn't cope at all; both GLM 5.3 and Deepseek v4 went into infinite loop and wasted my tokens until my OpenRouter wallet reached 0; good thing I didn't
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Codex Codex as a platform: build on the open agent harness
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Zhu Rongji, China's chief engineer of economic reform and former premier, dies
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Jeff Dean has been in talks for a $10B valuation for his new AI startup
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Quantum advantage for simulating Floquet dynamics
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2mo ago
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SSI says that they are going to come out with their model in August
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2mo ago
Not entirely what's the point of the article is, because with AI I can clear my backlogs way faster than without it. How is this *not* real productivity gain?
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2mo ago
Here's something I really don't understand: If as alleged Chinese open weight models are catching up with US anyway, and the performance is near US frontier model level but Chinese can do it with a fraction of cost, and eventually
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2mo ago
Then exactly what's the point of the Guardian article? What should be the focus is whether the capabilities are real; whether companies or anyone else benefit from it is quite secondary. Of course they will! Who wouldn't love a ni
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Towards a Theory of Bugs: The Ruliology of the Unexpected
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DeepSeek Founder Liang Wenfeng Shares Key Insights from 4-Hour Investor Meeting
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Martin Picard's Mitochondrial Theory of Mind
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3mo ago
But not all models are equally capable, so I don't know your basis of comparison is even valid, let alone the numbers.
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China to restrict the export of frontier open weight AI models
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Alibaba to ban Claude Code in workplace over alleged backdoor risks, source says
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3mo ago
I used GitHub Copilot for my VS 2026 development and switched between ChatGPT and Claude. That was before I discovered Claude Code and the Codex app. Copilot was OK for my purposes, and the USD 10 per month fee was enough for my usage. Howe
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3mo ago
Sorry, exactly what is the distinction between agent-assist and agent-driven? T I give AI an image and just it what's wrong, and then it goes on to fix the bug in the codebase for me ( and write the tests), is this agent-assist or agen
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3mo ago
Your benchmark has Gemini 3.5 Flash as the best model, which doesn't compute for me
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3mo ago
Not sure what to make if your benchmark because GPT 5.5(low) ranks higher than GPT 5.5 (medium) -- #4 vs #9
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AI AlphaFold pioneer who won a Nobel Prize leaves Google DeepMind for Anthropic
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