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by satvikpendem 22d ago
By that logic collages and photography aren't art. Composition of human ideas regardless of the tool or medium is itself art.
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by satvikpendem 22d ago
No, they are my conclusions of what they said, which I have assumed is clear to see for others too. You are the one taking this simple interaction way too literally.
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by satvikpendem 22d ago
Go travel the world. Now is a perfect time since you have money enough and it'd last more in many other countries.
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by satvikpendem 22d ago
Plan, sure, many people ask this of AI already, but not actually ask it to buy autonomously.
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by satvikpendem 22d ago
I'm not quoting the author's words but their mentality, which is clear to see in their post.
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by satvikpendem 23d ago
That's sort of boring though, we generally know what it's like to live near the modern day already.
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by satvikpendem 23d ago
They're all using Cloudflare.
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by satvikpendem 23d ago
Cursor is worth it because Grok 4.6 is around Opus 4.6 but you get much more usage with it than with Claude Code.
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by satvikpendem 23d ago
Yes, so what? Personalized tools are great.
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by satvikpendem 23d ago
Did you even read what it just said above? They're testing the model's capabilities so of course they'd have whatever text the model outputted in the article, that's the entire point.
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by satvikpendem 23d ago
Yes, each individual has individual notions on what the right thing to do is, is my point. There is no objective reality to it.
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by satvikpendem 23d ago
Why would I care about attracting more people? Not every piece of software needs a hundred contributors. As long as it works for me and maybe someone else gets use out of it, that's all that's needed in the eyes of the original sp
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by satvikpendem 23d ago
I do not mean literally sitting. The article encourages complacency (metaphorically sitting around all day) which I disagree with.
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by satvikpendem 23d ago
Sitting sometimes is good, sitting always is not.
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by satvikpendem 24d ago
That's what I meant sorry. I used that one too and it still wasn't as good as competitors.
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by satvikpendem 24d ago
We'll see about that. I suspect benchmaxxing as all the labs do as I haven't found Gemini models to be nearly as good in agentic engineering compared to Claude or GPT models.
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by satvikpendem 24d ago
Is the Gemini CLI still terrible compared to Claude Code and Codex? The harness the main thing holding back Google models as they could've been the best given all the advantages in compute capacity and training data they initially had,
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by satvikpendem 24d ago
That is not the problem of GPL. I'd rather have high quality software with patches shared back and always being able to see the code than some popular software that eventually is used in some corporate environment without the ability s
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by satvikpendem 24d ago
That article has no detail. How much did they make? They said they hope to break even in 2019 so they weren't profitable, what are the latest stats? Compare this to NYTimes which has been crushing it after implementing their paywalled
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by satvikpendem 24d ago
More like, don't expect anything if not forced. Most people only generally pay for things if there is no other option. It's about what's moral (even then debatable as everyone has different morals) versus what's realisti
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by satvikpendem 24d ago
But when I said the exact same thing [0], people were talking about how it's their "culture" to use corporate laptops for personal usage, and I even got downvoted and flagged if you read the thread (turn showdead on in your H
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by satvikpendem 24d ago
Who decides what the right thing to do is? Everyone has different opinions.
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by satvikpendem 24d ago
As said elsewhere: Chain of thought does not exist in the output of Claude, they disabled true thinking due to distillation risk. What you see when thinking summaries are enabled are just that, summaries of thinking into Claude-isms, theref
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by satvikpendem 24d ago
Chain of thought does not exist in the output of Claude, they disabled true thinking due to distillation risk. What you see when thinking summaries are enabled are just that, summaries of thinking into Claude-isms, therefore you cannot make
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by satvikpendem 24d ago
I play Dwarf Fortress quite a bit. It does not stop me seeing the flaws in it. It is not perfect so I'm not sure why people act like it is, they're just coping that it doesn't have a good onboarding experience and once Tarn a
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by satvikpendem 24d ago
Some games are not fun to anyone, that is what I'm talking about for fun in generality. Games must be fun for someone , at least some number of people, to be called a good game. Some games get there with a good onboarding and some d
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by satvikpendem 24d ago
They should be approachable to have the maximum number of people be able to enjoy them and even cynically increase sales. That some people find them fun despite the lack of approachability is just that, cope.
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by satvikpendem 24d ago
Increase public transit density. In Asia like in Seoul or Tokyo I'm not further than a 10 minute walk anywhere to a public transit station.
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by satvikpendem 25d ago
Improve public transit then. This is not a good argument to instead allow everyone to have cars.
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by satvikpendem 25d ago
It'd actually be your mistake for buying a game for a platform that's not even supported. That they even allowed or spent resources for it to run on Linux initially is something to be grateful for.

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