spaceman_2020

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by spaceman_2020 3mo ago
Ironically, the people who can afford to have in-house help to handle things like cooking and folding clothes - the rich - also tend to be fitter and more active Maybe if you can shave an hour every day from chores, you will actually have t
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by spaceman_2020 3mo ago
Every single thing that’s come out of China in the entire AI/Robotics space lately has been a massive net positive for the world Open Source is a good thing, regardless of where it comes from
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by spaceman_2020 3mo ago
The entire debate about distilled vs not distilled is just academic. As an end user, I don’t give a crap how the model was trained as long as it does the job affordably enough I see all of AI as theft anyway so it makes no ontological diffe
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by spaceman_2020 3mo ago
Damn fun and challenging Congrats! This looks like a daily one for me
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by spaceman_2020 3mo ago
You just end up creating a doom loop where everyone is using the same tools to create similar content and eventually, no one really cares about the content because all of it is the same I’ve already seen this in my own behavior where anythi
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by spaceman_2020 3mo ago
It’s creating this weird flatness everywhere where people are using it to create things that don’t matter (LinkedIn posts, dull corporate presentations). But because everyone is also using it for the exact same purposes, the same things now
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by spaceman_2020 3mo ago
Sure, its very useful. I’m not denying its utility. I just wonder if the utility merits the resources allocated to it
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by spaceman_2020 3mo ago
I constantly wonder what is the societal benefits of AI It’s really hard to build a coherent pro-AI argument
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by spaceman_2020 3mo ago
Opus 4.8 is genuinely one of the most frustrating models in casual use. It has a tendency to completely lose context in the middle of a conversation. It’s also too pedantic and nitpicky, and relies on language that’s way too specific to get
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by spaceman_2020 4mo ago
I mentally switch off the moment I see an AI vibecoded landing page or article or video I don't care what your offer is - if you can't even be bothered to even dress up your stuff for me, a human, I'm not going to consume it
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by spaceman_2020 4mo ago
Kimi 2.6 has been my workhorse now. It's as good as Opus 4.6, which, to me, was the last "useful" Claude model. The newer models are smarter but really ficklle and hard to get meaningful work out of 4.6 was a workhorse
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by spaceman_2020 4mo ago
It's also such a recursive problem - there aren't enough kids, so your kids don't have enough kids to play with, so you don't have more kids I remember almost never sitting inside my house after school. I had two elder s
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by spaceman_2020 4mo ago
It’s a problem for capitalists, not the people themselves The people want cheaper prices, affordable housing, affordable healthcare Capitalism has decided that these problems aren’t worth solving. Instead, we must optimize for spam and slop
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by spaceman_2020 4mo ago
OpenRouter’s founder jumping from NFTs to AI has to be studied. Seriously the goat of sector rotation
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by spaceman_2020 4mo ago
it was also astonishingly lazy. Would just ask me to write test scripts. I asked it to create simple UI buttons for testing some basic functions so I could share it with a client, and it gave me curl commands instead - and then defended it
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by spaceman_2020 4mo ago
I think 4.7 was an awful model in actual use. I never got anything out of it and it was frustratingly weird. This feels more like an attempt to course correct and isn't a real bump
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by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
Just hire people and pay then a fair wage and let everyone get richer together ffs When did American capitalism become such a zero sum game
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by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
I’m also detecting a vibe shift in AI content The mood has gone quickly from “this is cool” to “screw AI and any business that wants to use it” This is particularly clear among the taste making class
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by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
I use AI as an amateur producer simply to get ideas I would NEVER EVER consider using AI in something I actually release to listeners I don't care if its good or bad. If I'm making someone listen something, it should've been
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by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
Good. This should be done everywhere. I have ZERO interest in watching an AI movie or an AI song or an AI video Genuinely don't care if its good or not. It's not for me
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by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
is it me or ever since AI coding became the norm, there have been way more outages with otherwise reliable services? I get downtime on Supabase every few weeks. Even Cloudflare. And now Github
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by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
Indian bureaucracy thinks extremely short term. The state prioritizes extracting revenue over all else. So many baffling short-term decisions over everything from corporate tax breaks to a incentives for global events like Formula 1.l You r
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by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
As an Indian, my quality of life would be improved more by the Indian state first figuring out how to make functional roads and garbage collection systems India needs to first figure out the absolute basics
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by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
I genuinely don’t think you need Opus 4.7/GPT-5.5 tier models for 95% of tasks in a normal workplace People are out there using frontier intelligence to make responsive headers and weekly work reports. Absolutely don’t need the latest
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by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
You also have to be some completely isolated sociopath to not see the very obvious political and economic risks if this does indeed become successful No amount of lobbying will help you win against a million drivers suddenly out of work
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by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
I’ve heard that 10-20 years self driving spiel since Uber launched I was also promised that I’d be 3d printing my shoes and living in the metaverse and AI will make me magical new products All I really got was an endless social media feed
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by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
I've realized that in most of my workflows, I really don't need frontier-tier intelligence 95% of the work most of us do is mostly just plumbing - connecting X and Y together. A ton of grunt work - writing basic loops, fetch state
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by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
personally seen a lot of people switch to Kimi and Qwen after Opus 4.7. Kimi 2.6 feels like Opus 4.6 which, to me, was a great model for 98% of coding tasks
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by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
Pretty much every AI model is also on discount - its just not explicitly stated
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by spaceman_2020 5mo ago
have you used it for non coding tasks via MCP, like Figma/Paper for design or Ableton MVP for sound design? The token cost makes it tempting to use for token-heavy tasks like this

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