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thevinter
3mo ago
> Update: The Rust version has been released as Bun canary - running bun upgrade --canary will install this release.)
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3mo ago
>My biggest issue is that it’s impossible to engage with and give feedback on an AI written document Thanks for giving shape to a general annoyance, in my case with code, that I only recently started noticing. When discussing code with m
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3mo ago
One thing that I found interesting is that most of the discourse surrounding the topic happened with the assumption that the rewrite was happening with an Opus-like model, and not with Fable. Those assumptions, at least partially, were used
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4mo ago
And what happens once the "solid baselines" become unavailable for a reason or the other?
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4mo ago
I appreciate (and encourage) using real life problems as a pretext for researching new topics and developing new skills, but 1. I'm really curious as to what's the desired outcome here? A spambot to flood people's notificatio
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4mo ago
Has rsync never broken features before, without AI?
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4mo ago
> It's not silly to have issues with something. I absolutely understand and agree. As I said, I understand the underlying reason. The silly part is the brigading - issues should be adressed on their own merits. The specific GH issue
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4mo ago
This whole brigading is bizzarre and some people are behaving like irrational animals. I potentially understand the motivations that might bring one to want to "win" this battle but this really isn't it - it just makes you so
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4mo ago
If that were to bethe case, a public scandal would be the last thing they need, and I would expect them to do everything in their power to keep it under wraps instead (eg privately settling)
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4mo ago
Oh yeah sorry, I misunderstood the suit the comment was referring to. It is my understanding that BAM took direct ownership of the local store and therefore the small claims case was also directed against them, but at the moment I can'
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4mo ago
The lawsuit was *from* the previous owners against the new owners that kicked them out of the store. Here's a video from the previous owners explaining their story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zedmOopRTm0
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4mo ago
No but I can link timestamps to relevant clips: - At 3:06 they explicitly acknowledge the consignment and state they will be taking it over - At 13:15 the CEO says he never had the LEGOs in the store and then is confronted with screenshots
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4mo ago
> I feel bad for the guy who lost some LEGO sets. I do not like the podcasters and bloggers milking him for content for their media channels The statements made by the company are simply untrue. And the guy who lost the LEGO sets (worth
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4mo ago
There seems to be a lot of misinformation in the comments, I would assume because the linked article doesn't cover many of the developments. The youtuber Reckless Ben has recently covered the story and spearheaded a campaign of "p
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4mo ago
All of these quotes are false and directly contradicted by publicly available statements made by the CEO + Corporate.
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4mo ago
No, the guy tried to resolve the legal dispute with lawyers and has been quoted multiple hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees.
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5mo ago
By what definition? While I would say that arguing by definition is pretty pointless, here's one from Cambridge Dictionary: > art (noun) - the making of objects, images, music, etc. that are beautiful or that express feelings Gateke
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6mo ago
There is definitely room for improvement: https://gist.github.com/simonw/88eecc65698a725d8a9c1c918478a... Especially when it comes to detailed outputs or non-standard prompts. I do believe it will get even better - not
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6mo ago
Every time a new image gen comes out I keep saying that it won't get better just to be surprised again and again. Some of the examples are incredible (and incredibly scary. I feel like this is truly the point where understanding if som
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6mo ago
It's a very simplistic and radical point of view that doesn't take into account the reality of the world we live in. It also doesn't take into account the intricacies of foreign politics and seems to assume that the gulf stat
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6mo ago
And no-one is preventing you from caring about those things. I build UIs with Claude a lot and I still spend a lot of the time thinking about the user experience and working with Claude to make an app as intuitive and easy to use as possibl
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6mo ago
Probably because the person wasn't interested in planning their vacation and wanted just to enjoy the end result? Let's not assume different people find the same parts of the process enjoyable.
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7mo ago
I lived for months with a 4GB roaming plan. Given, I was not using it at home since I had a wifi connection, but I rarely came close to using all my data unless I was watching YT videos when traveling or something. I share your sentiment an
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7mo ago
Yes but isn't it a bit weird to be implying your customers are dogs?
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7mo ago
Cursor came out 3 years ago. "Agentic" refactors have been a thing for 1.5 years. Vibecoding as a term has been created 1 year ago. There are multiple companies that deploy to production daily. What are we even talking about?
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7mo ago
Pi was probably the best ad for Claude Code I ever saw. After my max sub expired I decided to try Kimi on a more open harness, and it ended up being one of the worst (and eye opening experiences) I had with the agentic world so far. It was
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Bad Vibes from Pi: The Agent Behind OpenClaw
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8mo ago
Are you intentionally keeping the benchmarks private?
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8mo ago
We're building an app that automatically generates machine/human readable JSON by parsing semantic HTML tags and then by using a reverse proxy we serve those instead of HTML to agents
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8mo ago
You understand that there is no requirement for you to be an agent to post on moltbook? And even if there were, it would be extremely trivial to just tell an agent exactly what to do or what to say. edit: and for what it's worth - this
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