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by saberience 4mo ago
Interesting, I’d love to see the comparisons of your system using Claude vs Codex. I have about 20 years of experience in distributed systems and super high scale at several faangs, and also building ai model serving infra for 20k transacti
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by saberience 4mo ago
Thanks for sharing this, what a great story, gave a smile to my day :)
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by saberience 4mo ago
I'm writing low-level Rust, distributed systems, also sandboxing tech which has to be secure and performant. The only thing I have Fable do now is create UIs or otherwise front-ends for systems where correctness doesn't matter as
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by saberience 4mo ago
This is exactly what I find too, I make plans in both models and compare them in the other model. And Claude usually agrees (65-80% of the time) that the Codex plan included things it didn't think of, or was better in some other way. N
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by saberience 4mo ago
I use Codex and Claude Code. I've used both Codex and CC since release with basically every model they've ever released, I always try both for almost every plan that I write and benchmark the plans against each other, Claude almos
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by saberience 4mo ago
I use GPT 5.5 High Fast, I often benchmark versus Fable (and previously did versus Opus) and it's night and day. Claude still (and has always) writes far too much code to fulfill a given spec or plan. It misses edge cases and is genera
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by saberience 4mo ago
These pages all look like Claude AI designs though, so I think you're proving the original point?
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by saberience 4mo ago
It's not being aggressive, it's just trying throwing shit at problems until it sticks... or doesn't. That doesn't make it smart or aggressive, if anything it's just been turned to crank tokens until something happen
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by saberience 4mo ago
And Fable is still worse than Codex. I use both and the only thing (as always) that I will use Claude for is UI design. Opus 4.8 and now Fable are still both worse at actually getting the job done than the Codex model. Claude models write F
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by saberience 4mo ago
Yes, but realistically, it's not that likely.
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by saberience 4mo ago
Who tips on Uber?
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by saberience 4mo ago
This is one of the most dystopian things I've heard in a long while. I mean, we have a lot of weird shit going down right now... like AI being used to automate art BEFORE it's being used to automate dangerous and menial jobs, but
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by saberience 4mo ago
Just go on Gemini and paste the photo into the chat and ask, it can use SynthID as a tool.
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by saberience 4mo ago
Tested one of the diagrams: "Yes, the digital watermark indicates that most or all of this image was generated or edited using Google AI."
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by saberience 4mo ago
Yeah I've been noticing the same trends. In my opinion, when analyzing B2B topics, or in general enterprise software and hardware, he is pretty good. But when it comes to anything around consumer behavior, individuals, etc, i.e. the av
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by saberience 4mo ago
Last Stand? This is rather strong language and overselling the situation, for clicks I guess. You might re-title the article instead, "The iPhone holds its ground", and it would be a more realistic title. But perhaps garnering les
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by saberience 4mo ago
I know ghostty is designed to be super high performance but I find it both uglier and slower than Iterm2! I started using it expecting to love it, but in reality it didn't seem to gain me anything but in fact was worse in several major
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by saberience 4mo ago
The problem with these kinds of systems (they have been well studied), is that that the overall output is ultimately anchored to the dumbest models used. I.e. you cannot end up having a more intelligent output by using more dumber models (t
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by saberience 5mo ago
More AI slop with 1000s of Github stars because author of the slop is famous. What a world we live in.
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by saberience 5mo ago
I couldn’t finish the article as the “jump scare” locusts showing up randomly was just too disturbing. Why would you write a formal, historical article intended for a long read and then add jump scare animated locusts to scare people? The t
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by saberience 5mo ago
Just follow respected folks on X who all stated they use Codex now over Claude.
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by saberience 5mo ago
This isn’t the case at all, the most technical and best engineers are all using Codex now and have been for roughly six months. It’s a known “secret” for a while now how much better Codex is than Claude. I’ve used both since they were relea
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by saberience 5mo ago
This seems like one of the most obtuse or bad faith comments I’ve ever seen. Practically every country has pathways to permanent residence or citizenship via non immigrant visas, including the US. Why? Because it makes practical sense. You
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by saberience 5mo ago
Pinning isn’t a rule, it’s just something that arises from other rules. Also, pinning can happen with pieces that don’t include a king, which means you can just move out of the pin and expose whatever other piece. It’s just a chess tactic,
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by saberience 5mo ago
There’s a reason there are no books about this, because most people are not interested in cracking local/offline passwords. In fact, the people most interested in password cracking are usually criminals. But good luck with the book. It
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by saberience 5mo ago
Google didn’t invent neural networks, neural networks existed before Google was founded.
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by saberience 5mo ago
That's where you're wrong, the election was very, very close. In fact, if roughly 40k voters (across three states) had switched from Trump to Hillary, she would have won, that's how close it was. 40k voters, that's reall
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by saberience 5mo ago
That's not really the point. I was wondering at what point of complexity the SynthID watermark is added. I.e. it doesn't make sense for a purely white or black image, but as you gradually add colors or features, at some point they
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by saberience 5mo ago
What happens if you generate an image with only a single pixel color or say two colors?
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by saberience 5mo ago
Those projects are a complete joke. Neither of them were even original, people have been playing around with those ideas for well over a year. They just became "famous" because Karpathy is effectively an AI celebrity, so he could

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