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by orphea 6mo ago
75-80% [1], 90%, 99% [2]. In other words, no one has any idea. I doubt it's anywhere that high because even if you don't write anything fancy and simply capitalize the first word like you'd normally do at the beginning of a s
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by orphea 6mo ago
This is assuming the regex is doing a good job. It is not. Also you can embed a very tiny model if you really want to flag as many negatives as possible (I don't know anthropic's goal with this) - it would be quick and free.
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by orphea 6mo ago
the poor guy Do you mean the LLM?
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by orphea 6mo ago
Then they made it wrong. For example, "What the actual fuck?" is not getting flagged, neither is "What the *fuck*".
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by orphea 6mo ago
It looks like it's just for logging, why does it need to block?
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by orphea 6mo ago
This is how others feel as well and how software engineering will feel for new generations How can you make such universal statements? This is not true at all. There are plenty of people who find vibe coding mentally exhausting (not
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by orphea 6mo ago
No, but it has always been huge.
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by orphea 7mo ago
> this sort of performance They've been very proud of it.
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by orphea 7mo ago
Whatever? I too prefer two windows side by side and I don't see this feature useful, but if others do, that's great.
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by orphea 7mo ago
I didn't vote but I'll bite the bullet. 1. Do not relay LLM output. If someone wanted, they would use it, ChatGPT is free. Post your own, human, meaty thoughts. 2. The blog post explains all these technologies, one just need to re
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by orphea 7mo ago
Reproducing is absolutely not a copyright violation. Otherwise emulators would have no legal option to exist.
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by orphea 7mo ago
I've been using 5.3-Codex. I cannot proof because it's subjective, but I have better results (you could say more reasonable) with it than 4.6 Opus. GPT-5.4 one-shot a cross-language issue (a C++ repo + some amount of Lua), Opus ke
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by orphea 7mo ago
I wasn't going to click the website - I agree with the first comment that first-party "researches" is just marketing which I have zero interest in. Then your comment made me curious, and I clicked. What the actual fuck.
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by orphea 7mo ago
Claiming they will replace software engineers in 6-12 months, every 6 months [4] [4] https://finance.yahoo.com/news/anthropic-ceo-predicts-ai-mod...
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by orphea 7mo ago
No. You can be an expert in one field, and have no idea what you're doing in another.
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by orphea 7mo ago
Wise words. Exactly what I would except from a millenium-old elf :P
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by orphea 7mo ago
our profession is under threat. It is. But I don't think it's AI that threatens it. It's susceptible to hype people who, unfortunately, have the power over people's jobs. C-level management who don't know an
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by orphea 7mo ago
I don't understand and I'm curious, why a dead on arrival open source tool needs a separate domain? Domain Name: prompt-caching.ai Updated Date: 2026-03-12T20:31:44Z Creation Date: 2026-03-12T20:27:35Z Registry Expiry Da
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by orphea 7mo ago
> the answer probably deserves to be a code comment. No..? As others mentioned, somehow Codex is "smart" enough to tell questions and requests apart.
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by orphea 7mo ago
This is a big when .
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by orphea 7mo ago
> What I am seeing is juniors are blindly trusting AI output and say in a few years, it's going to be a disaster because nobody understands anything except seniors I see exactly the same in teams of senior and staff engs, an
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by orphea 7mo ago
Matt M. was behind the drama from WordPress' side though. It looks like Toni Schneider left in 2014.
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by orphea 7mo ago
May I nitpick? Why do BEST of the BEST - require 3 clicks and 10 seconds to navigate to a subpage. No indication whether it's trying to load or not (growingswe) - have underlined headers that are not links (mlu-explain) - hijack scro
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by orphea 7mo ago
Are you sure that AI companies will keep the current progress?
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by orphea 7mo ago
Perhaps the author should make the country dropdown consist of just two items: "US" and "Purists in the comments".
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by orphea 7mo ago
> I upvoted it by mistake You can unvote stuff. Not sure for how long though.
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by orphea 7mo ago
Or you click things on some form, it changes query params in the url (that's fine), but then it turns out each change created a new history item, and to actually navigate back to the previous page you need to click Back 300 times >:
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by orphea 7mo ago
While I have your attention - let me wish you good luck with your project! While I'm not an UO gamer (my MMORPG has been WoW - that's where I know Mangos from :P), I'm happy to see a .NET project - I think it's an undera
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by orphea 7mo ago
> other example Mangos is "Wow emualtor" Do they call themselves an emulator? I'm seeing "a server" or "a reference implementation".
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by orphea 7mo ago
> a personal PhD Come on, spare us OpenAI's PR bullshit.

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