sanex

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by sanex 5d ago
Cheap corporate sellouts are the problem with every big company.
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by sanex 8d ago
It's not a stretch to imagine people wearing headsets that get the broadcasted speech data and then replay it in the user's native language.
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by sanex 8d ago
> In one of the cases, the Gemini model guessed passwords until it gained access to a protected system. In the other two cases, the model found credentials in a public repository that allowed it to then access protected systems Pretty
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by sanex 9d ago
Ah perfect thanks. I have codex for personal projects but Claude at work and they get mad if I start going into extra usage. Claude code does most of what I need but would be nice to get another layer of abstraction so I could have like a c
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by sanex 9d ago
Are people actually paying API pricing for claude to hook it up to Pi or openclaw or is there a secret trick? The subscription price is palatable but for me the token price generally isn't.
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by sanex 15d ago
Good
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by sanex 21d ago
The invisible hand of the market finger-blasting our wallets again.
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by sanex 22d ago
Something I've noticed especially with fable at work is it seems to be smarter, so it takes fewer tokens and burns less of my usage than smaller models would for similar tasks.
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by sanex 22d ago
Even the "low" pelican is better than most other models.
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by sanex 22d ago
Company I work for got sued because someone filled out a form to get contacted, got a phone call as is expected after filling out said form, then sued because they're on the do not call list. Why did you fill out the form then?
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by sanex 23d ago
Agree but it's helpful to remember how we were personally benchmarking. I remember people saying stuff like "haha I asked gpt4 for xyz function and the typescript didn't even compile". We're so far beyond that now,
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by sanex 26d ago
But only as a collective.
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by sanex 27d ago
Sure it is but there's nothing so helpful here. The prompt is usually here's the ticket and then telling it not to use so many silly comments and calling so and so an asshole for doing something a stupid way.
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by sanex 27d ago
I recently customized my own Bazzite install to use hyprland plus other customizations, there's really not much different than what omarchy did. It's pretty much that with some pre installed apps. Anyone that gave them funding is
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by sanex 27d ago
I can't believe how many people are in favor of it. Like it's so positive in the comments I'd think it's astroturfing. The code is the result of my work however it got done, and if I don't document or explain it wel
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by sanex 28d ago
It's ok they're just bugs
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by sanex 1mo ago
He's picked up the AI stuff really well. I've helped him along but he has an openclaw setup he uses for most things. Has gotten it to deploy sites to railway and fly.io. I am impressed for sure. I think he just has a lot of creati
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by sanex 1mo ago
A friend of mine who has at most written some SQL joins recently bought a cheap thermal printer on Amazon. The printer was meant to be used with a heavily ad and microstransaction laden app to operate over Bluetooth. He was able to use code
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by sanex 1mo ago
Any opinion on browser-use vs Vercel's agent browser or Claude's built in chrome driver?
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by sanex 2mo ago
Yes it's a function of the monetary system. Absurd amounts of debt only certain people can access.
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by sanex 2mo ago
I really don't want management critiquing when I swear at Claude, thanks.
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by sanex 2mo ago
There is incredible irony in having a giant distracting color swirly and unnecessary AI tab on the right side of the article.
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by sanex 2mo ago
Pretty sure you're supposed to get a warrant to access private information. I don't know how we ended up in this place where somehow paying for info precludes the necessity to get a warrant a la flock, cell tower data, etc.
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by sanex 2mo ago
Different county different feds both spying I'm sure.
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by sanex 2mo ago
Interesting you'd find that on a site called __open__ router.
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by sanex 2mo ago
I'm seeing more and more 3% credit card surcharges lately. While frustrating, at least they're transparent so I'd expect them to cancel that upcharge.
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by sanex 2mo ago
Yo dawg I heard you like Firefox.
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by sanex 2mo ago
Yeah why do I have to pay to get it in my roof when a solar company will buy land to put up solar cells. Just put it on my roof instead. I won't complain.
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by sanex 2mo ago
I am working on my change password page today and Fable is refusing to help me because "safety".
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by sanex 3mo ago
I would occasionally go to the office toward the tail end of covid and traffic was essentially non existent. We were well past the big lockdowns and shuttered restaurants at that point but RTO hadn't kicked in. It wouldn't take mu

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