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by stopachka 8mo ago
Update: I took a corpus of personal chat data (this way it wouldn't be seen in training), and tried asking it some paraphrased questions. It performed quite poorly.
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by stopachka 8mo ago
Oh, interesting!
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by stopachka 8mo ago
Has anyone tested how good the 1M context window is? i.e given an actual document, 1M tokens long. Can you ask it some question that relies on attending to 2 different parts of the context, and getting a good repsonse? I remember folks had
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by stopachka 8mo ago
It still may not be quite ideal. For example, right now I was building a clone of Counter Strike. There's such large files that tunneling would be cumbersome.
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by stopachka 8mo ago
claude --chrome works, but as the OP mentions: they can do it 20x faster, by passing in higher-level commands.
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by stopachka 8mo ago
Cool project guys! Just gave it a spin. One thing I would have wished, was if the browsers would run locally. Since the smooth browser is running in prod, it makes it harder for Claude to test dev apps
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Counter-Strike Bench: GPT 5.3 Codex vs. Claude Opus 4.6(instantdb.com)
4 points by stopachka 8mo ago|0 comments
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by stopachka 8mo ago
Is there a startup that takes models like this, and effectively gives you a secure setup, where you have (a) a mobile app that (b) talks to some giant machine that only you have access too. If a 10K computer could run this, it may be worth
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by stopachka 8mo ago
Another reason they could have built this was by listening to their users. I do believe lots of people are spinning up agents in their workplaces, and managing yet another set of api keys is probably annoying for Tailscale's customers.
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What Is ChatGPT Doing?(vibediary.dev)
4 points by stopachka 10mo ago|0 comments
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GPT 5.2 on the Counter-Strike Benchmark(instantdb.com)
3 points by stopachka 10mo ago|0 comments
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by stopachka 10mo ago
For those curious about the question: "how well does GPT 5.2 build Counter Strike?" We tried the same prompts we asked previous models today, and found out [1]. The TL:DR: Claude is still better on the frontend, but 5.2 is compara
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I miss the old Qasar, not the new Qasar(qy.co)
3 points by stopachka 10mo ago|0 comments
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by stopachka 10mo ago
Here's the full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fm-OoCWQlmc The only time I spent outside of the video was to deploy to Vercel. I made a bunch of speedups in the video, but didn't cut anything. The total ti
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by stopachka 10mo ago
I am sorry this made you feel depressed. I think there are some positives to consider too though: 1. More people that wanted to make games can. Thanks to unreal engine, you don't need to be a Tim Sweeney level-expert to make compelling
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by stopachka 10mo ago
I agree that this is not how shooting is implemented in a production competitive shooter, but that wasn't the goal of the post. We wanted to test how far models could go, and I think this current version is the limit in a 2 hour time w
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by stopachka 10mo ago
Update: fixed!
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by stopachka 10mo ago
Good idea! Added the PR for it here: https://github.com/instantdb/instant/pull/2010 Once this lands lightbox should be up. Thank you!
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by stopachka 10mo ago
If you're curious about the source, here's the snapshot: Codex: https://github.com/stopachka/cscodex Gemini: https://github.com/stopachka/csgemini Claude: https://github.com&#
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by stopachka 10mo ago
Thank you for the kind words : )
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Codex, Opus, Gemini try to build Counter Strike(instantdb.com)
287 points by stopachka 10mo ago|132 comments
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by stopachka 1y ago
> When a company uses acquisition as a strategy to develop features, it is stagnating. Google in it's heyday acquired: (a) Android (b) Google Maps (c) Youtube. It was anything but stagnating at the time. From what I can tell, OpenAI
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by stopachka 1y ago
Thank you! Since all the reactive demos are local, I didn't add Instant in this case. One little trick I did for data was here: https://github.com/instantdb/instant/blob/main/client/www/co.
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by stopachka 1y ago
Thank you, I'll dive deeper.
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by stopachka 1y ago
Yes. Some more interesting background: The founders originally built Shortcuts as a separate startup. From memory I think both were under 20 at the time. They were acquired by Apple, and turned their startup into a default application that
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by stopachka 1y ago
Interesting! The folks who built this made what became Shortcuts on iOS. They are great hackers.
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by stopachka 1y ago
Thank you! Are there are particular data structures that you think I should look into?
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How count-min sketches work – frequencies, but without the actual data(instantdb.com)
49 points by stopachka 1y ago|7 comments
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Building a CMS without programming experience(vibediary.dev)
12 points by stopachka 1y ago|1 comments
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Core.async and Virtual Threads(clojure.org)
29 points by stopachka 1y ago|0 comments

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