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by small_model 3mo ago
They were missing a harness like Claude Code or Codex (terminal). However they recently released Grok Build, which is probably the fasted I've used, in terms of responsiveness, but didn't have a model at Opus 4.7/8 level. The
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by small_model 3mo ago
Can a phone go get you a coffee?
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by small_model 3mo ago
This had to land before there new device could be launched, i.e. human to AI full duplex interaction, Apple should be worried. They fumbled so hard on AI.
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by small_model 3mo ago
Fable 5 for the planning, thinking, reasoning part, then GPT 5.5 to implement is an almost perfect combo, with Fable then reviewing GPT's code. Codex CLI just seems faster at coding than Claude Code but Fable is just a level above inte
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by small_model 3mo ago
Whats the best selling car in the world? Model Y at 4x the price of number 2. So nope, your claim died on first hurdle. Try harder
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by small_model 3mo ago
Their lead is insurmountable, might bleed 1/2% to china but they own launch market and will do for the next century.
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by small_model 3mo ago
Not quite true, the CEO has to go and convince the owners this makes sense, the owners include various labour representatives who can veto it forcing VW to slowly die.
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by small_model 3mo ago
Don't feed the pdfs into Fable, compile a email of errors -> Knuth
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by small_model 3mo ago
I live on 3rd floor with no elevator so I usually have to walk up these twice a day, this along with walking and hanging from a door frame is just enough to keep alive.
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by small_model 3mo ago
But these are not sitting on the shelf are they, they are in a car with all sorts of systems managing the battery (well Teslas do).
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by small_model 3mo ago
OP said 'They still die by calendar age based degradation', they don't was my point. They degrade based on charge cycles.
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by small_model 3mo ago
False "A 2015 Model S with over 265,000 miles on the original battery (85% capacity remaining)"
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by small_model 3mo ago
C should have fixed its various issues and added a package manager (or blessed one), Zig is filling that gap.
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by small_model 3mo ago
The aliens that seeded life on Earth are seeing us making baby steps. Expect a visit soon!
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by small_model 3mo ago
Used it, very fast but tiny context window and doesn't have good reasoning. (good for quick simple code changes)
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by small_model 3mo ago
The suckers are those companies agreeing to this deal. 'Your margin is my opportunity' means prices will fall eventually once more production come on line. The invisible hand will slap their faces
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by small_model 3mo ago
Yes, we will get a crippled version of Mythos, 5.6 and future models, while the chosen few will have unfettered access.
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by small_model 3mo ago
It's the year of the open source AI model is the new 'It's the year of the Linux Desktop'. It's not and never will be for 90% of people
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by small_model 3mo ago
AI is a great revolutionary tool for work, but it is still a tool and needs humans to drive it. Obviously companies heard the promise of "Replace your large headcount expense with cheap tokens" and creamed their pants. Its funny t
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by small_model 3mo ago
Agree, not only code but the plethora of tools usually required in a dev job, Jira, git, GitHub, build agents etc. These can all be accessed by the agent via API/MCP so you can say to the agent, describe my next ticket, create a branc
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by small_model 4mo ago
Cant they, tell that to the ones in Austin, Dallas and Houston that are currently taxis people around
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by small_model 4mo ago
Does Waymo make a profit yet? This looks like them giving up on being the main robotaxi choice, Teslas will win on scale and cost per mile so they are going for the premium market. Not sure thats big enough to turn into profit.
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by small_model 4mo ago
Volume alone is a bad metric, Tesla makes profit on their EV's sales Mercedes makes a loss, not sustainable.
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by small_model 4mo ago
I mean in EV's, a fancy expensive concept motor isn't going to help, autonomy should have been their direction 10 years ago, they are on the downward slope of their existence im afraid. Its the equivalent of Blockbuster adding a t
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by small_model 4mo ago
10 years behind Tesla, they are doomed
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by small_model 4mo ago
I just don't like authority or people having power over me, especially someone who is could be replaced with a calendar app.
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by small_model 4mo ago
The latest frontier models will write code better than you and more elegant, with less lines of code, in 100th of the time, with full test coverage. Hand coding is like writing out assembly/machine code rather than using a compiler.
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by small_model 4mo ago
It's not massive amount of code for the sake of it, it's that it built a complex large piece of software itself. If you compared the linux kernel LOC to some guys toy kernel on GitHub the LOC difference should give you an idea on
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by small_model 4mo ago
Not sure about this, most people would rather interact with people the like, click with than some boomer manager who thinks it's still 1950 IBM days.
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by small_model 4mo ago
True, I meant forced socialisation a.k.a office. You need some socialising most days but most people get that from living with spouse/family/room mates etc i.e. people they have chosen.

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