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by spiderice 1y ago
How does one even copy their entire codebase? Are you saying you attach all the files? Or you use some script to copy all the text to your clipboard? Or something else?
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by spiderice 1y ago
I just said something similar in another comment on this thread. I'm not interested in the mental aspect of getting charged per query. I feel like when I use pay-per-token tools, it's always in the back of my mind. Even if it&#x2
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by spiderice 1y ago
Does OpenAI provide a $200/month option that lets me use as much GPT-5 I want inside of Codex? Because if not, I'd still go with Opus + Claude Code. I'd rather be able to tell my employer, "this will cost you $200/
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by spiderice 1y ago
If you've done something deserving of death, you're welcome to turn yourself in.
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by spiderice 1y ago
That fact that you require even odds is more a testament to AI's ability to pass the Turing test than anything else I've seen in this thread
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by spiderice 1y ago
Helix is a non-starter until it has plugins. Which is taking YEARS longer than it should to get implemented. The fuck-off-if-you-don't-agree-with-me dictator of the project doesn't help either.
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by spiderice 1y ago
Why do you have that in quotes? The article doesn't really even hint at that sentiment. It just says "xAI should avoid needless mistakes".
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by spiderice 1y ago
To each their own.. but I think throwing a party to make friends is a totally reasonable plan and expectation. And if it isn't working out, then the ROI isn't there. I go to "couples game nights" with my wife and her fri
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by spiderice 1y ago
The point: If you survey Gen-Zers on Reddit to find out how many Gen-Zers are on Reddit, you'll conclude that 100% of Gen-Zers are on Reddit.
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by spiderice 1y ago
You're ignoring the fact that Cursor does all sorts of context management (actually, reduction) and prompt engineering to try and get good results for cheaper. The fact that you're saying the only 3 explanations are 1. Musk didn&
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by spiderice 1y ago
> Reminder: Support of free speech requires support of the right to say things that you loathe by people you hate or you don’t support free speech. No it doesn't. You're putting arbitrary limits to suit your views. You can su
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by spiderice 1y ago
In my experience, Elixir is very much on that end of the spectrum as well. I'm wondering if GGP just considers packages that don't have updates for 6 months as "unmaintained" or "dead" because they come from J
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by spiderice 1y ago
Whether or not we want to admit it, people definitely make tech choices based off how cool the people in the ads look. To deny that would be to deny the effectiveness of marketing.
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by spiderice 1y ago
You may be right that the tradeoff is worth it, but it should be advertised as such. You shouldn't think you're paying for full o3, even if they're heavily discounting it.
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by spiderice 1y ago
Elixir/Phoenix is doing great
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by spiderice 1y ago
If experts were saying the astroid will hit earth in the next 5 years, would it still be science fiction? You acting like those two scenarios are the same is disingenuous. Fuck that.
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by spiderice 1y ago
But there very well might be a time very soon where human's no longer offer economic value to the software engineering process. If you could (and currently you can't) pay an AI $10k/year to do what a human could do in a year,
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by spiderice 1y ago
You should see the terrible results it's possible to generate with AfterEffects, Blender, Houdini, etc..
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by spiderice 1y ago
What a joy for people who live near commuter trains
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by spiderice 1y ago
Even if that is true now, it seems like the days of that continuing to be true are numbered. Toyota is going to have to accept the inevitable eventually. And, as someone who likes Toyota, I hope they don't wait until it's too la
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by spiderice 1y ago
Simple. Not having a driver in the car. The driver is the only part of Uber I don't like. I feel like if I make them wait 20 seconds they could ding my rating. If I have kids with me, I hate having to get their carseat buckled, kno
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by spiderice 1y ago
As do Waymo and Toyota
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by spiderice 1y ago
I also wonder what they mean by that. How is the world protected if China has AI that can handle military tasks but the US doesn't?
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by spiderice 1y ago
To each their own, of course. But > what was the point of it all if i didn’t learn a thing? Money. Freedom. Supporting a family. Doing things faster. Keeping up with changing times. etc.. There are a ton of different answers, and it dep
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by spiderice 1y ago
The article states that historically Nicomachus of Gerasa didn't consider 2 a prime, in like 100 AD. Nowadays 2 is considered prime. Seems silly to question why someone is claiming 2 is prime if that is how it is defined in modern day
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by spiderice 1y ago
That comparison is really cool. I was mostly paying attention to the 4K77 vs 2011 bluray, and in most cases I thought 4K77 looked better. Not sure why they felt the need to mess with the colors so drastically in the 2011 version.
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by spiderice 1y ago
> hype train is crashing According to who? Perhaps the people who aren't paying attention. People who use AI frequently and see the rate of progress are still quite hyped.
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by spiderice 1y ago
They're suggesting you'll be up at 2am debugging code because your AI code failed. Not that you'll be using AI to do the debugging.
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by spiderice 2y ago
Ok I guess I'll simplify the point for you: You can't follow the "people you want to see" if the platform is so hostile that the people you want to see are driven from it. My comment wasn't just about Adobe
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by spiderice 2y ago
Unless you want to follow Adobe, who were just driven out by a mob of angry people

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