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by redox99 4mo ago
I also work with C++, and I use Codex (desktop) which writes 99.99% of my code, plus Visual Studio, which is nice for reading and navigating code. For webdev I do VSCode + Codex. I started with Cursor back in the day, but switched to Claude
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by redox99 4mo ago
>"fix this code" >it fixes it oh my god.
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by redox99 4mo ago
RSI most likely does not exist. At least not in the sci fi sense that AI becomes super intelligent over night. It will be like any other technology. Do computers make it faster and easier to design better computers? Yes. But that doesn&#x27
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by redox99 4mo ago
This is called denial.
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by redox99 4mo ago
Based on private test prompts I've run through OpenRouter.
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by redox99 4mo ago
Models that you can run at home (Like Qwen 35B) aren't remotely close to Opus or GPT 5.5. Not even close. The only open models that are in that neighbor are around 1T params, so forget about running at home. It's kind of like driv
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by redox99 4mo ago
That's just... not true. Just compare any open model which is trained with the same recipe but multiple sizes.
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by redox99 4mo ago
Qwen 35B isn't even remotely close to the big models. It's just people over hyping small models. Ignore the benchmarks they are almost meaningless. If you want something comparable you need the trillion parameter open models like
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by redox99 4mo ago
Probably like 1% of the energy an average person spends on driving.
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by redox99 4mo ago
Nukes are much cheaper to build actually. And easier. Most countries that have nukes probably couldn't train a frontier model, and that's considering you can "just buy" GPUs. Imagine if they had to make semiconductors to
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by redox99 4mo ago
Probably none?
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by redox99 4mo ago
I remember the arguments back then. Those alarmists were wrong. Nothing happened or could've happened just because you could generate drunken ramblings. It's the kind of people that want to ban anything because of some theoretical
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by redox99 4mo ago
Thinking GPT2 was too dangerous is and was absurd.
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by redox99 4mo ago
On the one hand, there's definitely some overlap between Tesla and SpaceX. Optimus, FSD, xAI, Orbital AI, Tesla Solar, Terafab, and so on. It genuinely does make sense. On the other hand, large part of it is probably securing control o
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by redox99 4mo ago
Yeah looking at that diff it should be very quick. My point was mostly that it was a bad metric, not if was correct or not in this particular case. I'm sure everybody's had a bugfix that took days to debug and it was just a couple
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by redox99 4mo ago
Lines of code for a bugfix is a really bad proxy for effort required. You should estimate how much time it would have taken a human
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by redox99 4mo ago
Yeah, I had to modify my work flow to make sure agents can't push to or access prod in ANY way. I haven't had it happen but I'm sure it's very possible that if you tell an agent that you have certain issue in prod, it wi
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by redox99 4mo ago
What scripting system?
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by redox99 4mo ago
Deepmind is definitely frontier. They just don't care that much about code.
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by redox99 4mo ago
O(10) people?
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by redox99 4mo ago
Them silently nerfing the model without telling you, and still fully charging for it, is a new low and should probably be illegal.
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by redox99 4mo ago
It used to be a "card", as in a single page or two. It doesn't make sense that they still call it that.
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by redox99 4mo ago
It's interesting that they still get the head tube / handle bar part wrong.
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by redox99 4mo ago
Colossus 1 has a mix of Hopper and Blackwell GPUs that cause nasty bottlenecks. Colossus 2 is fully blackwell though.
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by redox99 4mo ago
That talks about trillion dollar markets. Nothing wrong with investing in Mars if money can be made. The problem is if he decides to create a mars base just because it's cool, not because it's profitable. And yes, I don't pla
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by redox99 4mo ago
I think this is a very big issue. If SpaceX is very successful, will he pay out dividends, or will he spend everything on a mission to mars at a massive loss or something like that?
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by redox99 4mo ago
It's not like Elon is a stranger to low margin. Making cars is low margin, and it's not like SpaceX has crazy margins now that we know the financials. Also I think stuff like Hetzner is a commodity. But are gigawatt scale data cen
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by redox99 4mo ago
And I expect blackwells to hold value even more (already very LLM optimized, and semiconductor processes will slow down).
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by redox99 4mo ago
That's a good point
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by redox99 4mo ago
It's like buying a ticket for a concert, realizing you can't go and that you can resell it for more than what you paid. You're right that long term it should stabilize into a low margin business. Elon is also much less risk a

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