spaceman_2020

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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
did you just copy-paste or is there a difference in the way kimi uses skills?
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
4.7 is the breaking point for me It's almost unusable
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
Yeah, because the Americans had a 150 year headstart China had literally 60M people die in a famine when JFK was president and Elvis was the biggest thing. The country was basically farmland and basic industries 40 years ago Why would you e
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
Weird why Americans would think that the coercion that worked against an essentially vassal state with no independent military would work against a non-aligned nuclear powered state with a strong, independent military Sovereign and non-sove
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
Almost 40% of them voted for a party whose leader was just in Beijing to talk about reconcilliation
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
What part of "defending western american-style democracy" involves imposing it on other countries and being mad when they don't adopt it?
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
The Americans marched en masse to get rid of ICE, right? Guess the Tiananmen square tank man is a victim, but Alex Pretti and Renee Good are just statistics (The tank man wasn't even run down by the tank - Good was shot for merely turn
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
I mean the American people who will cry about humans rights records in China will also watch masked government agents shoot down their own citizens just because they're suspected to be illegal immigrants It would be hilarious if it was
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
> It's not Americans, it's educated people who believe in personal liberties. I find this attitude deeply parochial and colonial. Who are these so-called "educated people" (most of whom would be in western developed n
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
I don't understand why Americans continue believing that democracy is the only way for every population in the world Why would Russians want democracy? Or the Chinese, for that matter? There have been zero democratic impulses in their
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
I can't wait for Taiwan to peacefully reunify with the mainland so the west with its constant war waging won't even have this talking point
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
Your democracy has consistently voted senile 75 year olds for 3-elections now The current president - who Americans voted for twice - is heavily accused of being a pedophile and has reneged on every one of his poll promise Really not the be
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
I've been baffled watching America double down on the same strategy even when it failed to produce results They sanctioned the hell out of Huawei and now Huawei is bigger than ever America is just not able to digest the idea that anoth
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
Is there any task that actually doesn't require human intervention in-between, even if its just to setup stuff? Like I will get Opus to make me an app but it will stop in between because I need to setup the db and plug in the API keys
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
The sheer number of bugs and lack of meaningful improvements in Google products is a clear counterargument to the AI bull thesis If AI was so good at coding, why can’t it actually make a usable Gemini/AI Studio app?
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
Tbh I was more productive with 4.6 than ever before and if AI progress locks in permanently at 4.6 tier, I’d be pretty happy
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
I found Opus 4.7 to be actually worse than Opus 4.6 for my use case Substantially worse at following instructions and overoptimized for maximizing token usage
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
I don’t care about whatever “ulterior motives” they might have My country’s per capita income is $2500 a year. We can’t pay perpetual rent to OAI/Anthropic
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
I’m currently on the $100/m plan and my usage limits get exhausted every week even though I’m not using it for full time work I can’t imagine how little mileage you get out of the $20/month plan For context, $250/month is the
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
I remember when the first K2 dropped It was the best creative writer by some distance
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
I'm genuinely so grateful for them $200/m minimum to use Claude would bankrupt my country's white collar labor market
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
I think it offers a very good tradeoff of cost vs competency 4.7 is better, but its also wildly expensive
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
Why is everyone hell bent on AI replacing the "best" designers or writers or coders? Even the most deluded AI bulls don't say that AI is even meant to replace the best that humanity has to offer
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
Yeah my rate limits are getting exhausted way faster now. Its also way slower and overplans unless you steer it closely. I can’t rely on this anymore.
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
The worst part is that AI's first casualties are jobs that no one really asked to kill. AI is killing writing, music, art, and coding. I've done all of these voluntarily because I simply enjoyed them Meanwhile the parts of my exis
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by spaceman_2020 6mo ago
Nah, Idiocracy wasn’t so blatantly evil as what the Americans are now Trump isn’t just a bumbling fool. He is a vicious evil one
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by spaceman_2020 7mo ago
I’ve been using GSD for all my dev projects Honestly a fantastic harness right out of the box. Give it a good spec and it can easily walk you through fairly complex apps
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by spaceman_2020 8mo ago
HN is generally the place you come to to hate anything new in tech. No new piece of tech released in is ever liked here. Everyone nitpicks, strawmans, and complains that the v1 of the product is not perfect. It’s honestly so tiresome
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by spaceman_2020 8mo ago
Agreed about the venture capital for innovators part, but that has a danger of eventually the tail wagging the dog. Speculative investments enable VCs to fund other speculative investments until the entire chain is only focused on funding s
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by spaceman_2020 8mo ago
It’s clear to me that the smartest thing China ever did was to limit speculation in the markets. So many human capital in America is wasted pumping up valuations instead of actually building stuff Every Jane Street hire could be building ro

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