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Claude makes more detailed plans that seem better if you just skim them, but when analyzed, has a lot of errors, usually. It compensates for most during implementation if you make it use TDD by using superpower et al, or just telling it to
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Plus plan doesn't get the pro model, which is (AFAICT) the same 5.4 model but thinks like a lot .
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6mo ago
5.4, in my own testing, was almost always ahead of Opus 4.6 for reviews and planning. I'm on plus plan on openai, so I couldn't test it so deeply. Anyone who had more experience on both could perhaps chime in? Pros/cons compa
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The book doesn't support anything in "their" favor. The idea boils down to nobody being "them". Related part from Wikipedia: > Becker argues that the conflict between contradictory immortality projects (particula
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I meant biking accidents this product is obviously trying to solve. > And cars have no business being on other roads as long as highways exist ;) Biking lanes are not comparable to highways. Where I'm living, if you bike on car lane
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The text is from Wikipedia, which summarizes the ideas from the book, both of which have been linked/referenced in the comment already. Comments on the Israel situation are my thoughts. Is there anything else I missed?
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Sorry I didn't write "don't have trees in the middle of the cycling lanes", I should have been more clear. Also "don't let the restaurants cover the pavement with tables" follows the same logic. Perhaps, p
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Draw a line, say this is for bicycles, pedestrians and cars have no business here, and bikes have no business being on any other lane as long as these exist. When bikes have to go through areas where people walk freely, they need to limit
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Pasting from Wikipedia: > Becker argues that a basic duality in human life exists between the physical world of objects and biology, and a symbolic world of human meaning. Thus, since humanity has a dualistic nature consisting of a physi
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Stop the immortality project and stop the massive suffering happening right now. People should really read "The Denial of Death".
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What people also underestimate is the new power of the index.php that comes from the LLMs. Tell claude to create a php backend to your portfolio html template, drag the generated file to the cheapest server, and you already have a custom CM
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Even if openly stated, why would they be comparing to a previous generation if not for deception? Laziness? Lack of time? It's not like the latest generation of the SOTA models were released yesterday.
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> european woke bureaucratic bullshit This may have been an attempt at rage-bait, but putting woke and bureaucracy next to each other makes it actually hilarious.
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I used to hang out there too. However, describing me as 'fine' would require a lengthy debate over definitions.
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7mo ago
It would be marvelous if they used a drawing of a spider. https://27bslash6.com/overdue.html
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But in search results, you only find the sites that game the system to maximize their profits, while millions of other well-meaning sites get little to no traffic, and eventually people lose interest in maintaining an online presence. They
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I usually ask Gemini to review the spec as well. Sometimes it catches things I missed even after going through a few times.
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This might be the "Steve, Don't Eat It!" version of the xkcd workflow comic. Whatever you ship, steve will eat, and some steves will develop an addiction.
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I don't agree with your first point. We are surely writing less code, and it will keep getting less and less. At some point it will reduce to a single run function that will make the universe and everything work and it will be called v
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IMHO the best way is to let a SOTA model have a look at bunch of random samples and write you tools to analyze those. I think, no model, SOTA or not, has neither the context nor the attention to be able to do anything meaningful with huge a
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Big part of these differences may be the system prompts and/or the harness.
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You don't need a whole server to tell agents that, I think you can just write a skill file or two and be done with it.
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I had had a client cancel a job when they heard it's not going to use Wordpress. It was going to be a dashboard showing statistics (air quality, room bookings etc.) from their facility.
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As an outsider, the extent and depth of the contradictions are really fascinating, OTOH repeated to the point that nothing surprises anyone anymore. I keep thinking what's the psychology behind this that makes it work and if they are m
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They have them: https://github.com/googleworkspace/cli/releases
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A lot of people who are not web devs use it, that's what I see. I even saw some mainframe developers use npx to call some tool on some data dump. Also, this is a web project anyway. Google Workspace is web based, so while there is a go
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Yeah that's why we're replacing you with someone who generated a claude skill which does that! /s
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Now that you mentioned it, these macs could theoretically also run crysis if it supported arm and such! They should add that to the marketing material :)
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Tangeant: Why is integrating with teams SO difficult? I started parsing its system logs to create entries in our system automatically to book my times - just not todeal with their silly REST api requirements.
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I have ADHD with terrible social anxiety, and conventional treatments only help so much. I know I can eventually beat it, and I'm so happy for you and everyone who beats social anxiety. You are my idols! That said, I don't like it
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