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by user34283 6mo ago
I have a RTL8157 5 Gbps adapter from CableMatters. Interestingly it seems to get burning hot on the MacBook M1 Pro while it remains cool on the M5 Pro model. Maybe the workload is different, but I would not rule out some sort of hardware or
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by user34283 6mo ago
I used it last night for iOS app development and it felt like a noticeable improvement. With the Pro plan it was available in both Codex and ChatGPT already when I first checked, which was within an hour of the release.
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by user34283 6mo ago
Based on my experience with Claude Code on the $20 plan I would not think so. Opus 4.7 would blow through the session limits in 2-4 prompts. It was a noticeable further decrease in usage quota, which was already tight before. Based on Anthr
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by user34283 6mo ago
Perhaps a year ago “vibe coding” was indicative of a low quality product. It seems many have not updated their understanding to match today’s capabilities. I am vibe coding. That does not mean I am incompetent or that the product will be ba
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by user34283 6mo ago
I heard they offer a full refund for this month if you are understandably unhappy with these changes.
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by user34283 6mo ago
Are TUIs not yesterday’s hot thing? The way I work now in the Codex desktop app is that I spin up 3-5 conversations which work in their dedicated git worktree. So while the agent works and runs the test suite I can come back to other conver
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by user34283 6mo ago
Yes, I think they have been for years. C2PA Content Credentials are supported in cameras and some phones already today.
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by user34283 6mo ago
I figure capitalism may soon become obsolete. But I don’t think this speculation is going to make for interesting discussion on here. I find the technical discussion more interesting and could do without some of the moral grandstanding in t
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by user34283 6mo ago
There’s also still Google with their TPUs, xAI has some large models in the works, not to mention China. With that much competition and ongoing improvements, I don’t have such a pessimistic view on future usage limits and cost.
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by user34283 6mo ago
With Opus 4.6 on the $20 plan the limits were bad, but at least you could do a short session. I find that with Opus 4.7 I can do two messages. Once I had a short session with 4-5 messages and it consumed $10 in extra usage. This relegated C
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by user34283 6mo ago
It's the first thing I tried, because Nano Banana 2 deteriorates the output with each turn, becoming unusable with just a few edits. ChatGPT Images 2.0 made it unusable at the first turn. At least in the ChatGPT app editing a reference
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by user34283 6mo ago
They slapped a 7.5x “promotional” multiplier on Opus 4.7 and they are removing Opus 4.6 in short order. I heard they disabled signups for non-business accounts too. Best forget about using Claude Opus models in Copilot.
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by user34283 6mo ago
I can’t say I’ve used it extensively enough to draw a conclusion, but it did seem similar to GPT 5.4 in Codex. When I threw it at a difficult issue in an iOS app, it like GPT came up with wrongly guessed explanations. It only found the issu
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by user34283 6mo ago
Shortly after I ran out of credits in 15 min, they tweeted that they increased usage limits to compensate for the higher token usage, so perhaps it is not as bad now. Codex, this afternoon, I was able to use for like two hours on the $20 pl
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by user34283 6mo ago
I don’t know about rate limits, but I’ve been running into timeouts with Sonnet 4.6 after they don’t complete within 4-5 mins. I have not encountered the same issues when using Claude Code. Perhaps Copilot is on some sort of second rate pr
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by user34283 6mo ago
No, I am happy with the results. For a first test, it did seem like it burned through the usage even faster than usual. GitHub Copilot’s 7.5x billing factor over 3x with Opus 4.6 seems to suggest it indeed consumes more tokens. Now I’m just
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by user34283 6mo ago
Perhaps on the 10x plan. It went through my $20 plan's session limit in 15 minutes, implementing two smallish features in an iOS app. That was with the effort on auto. It looks like full time work would require the 20x plan.
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by user34283 6mo ago
LoRA training for recent Flux 2 Klein or Z Image Turbo models can be done on a consumer GPU in a few hours, often using datasets with fewer than a hundred images. How much quality that gets you I don't know - perhaps the versions peopl
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by user34283 6mo ago
I used Opus 4.7 for about 15 minutes on the auto effort setting. It nicely implemented two smallish features, and already consumed 100% of my session limit on the $20 plan. See you again in five hours.
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by user34283 6mo ago
The prevention here would require to take down existing models that are already widely distributed and mostly used lawfully. And even if you outlawed the distribution of uncensored models, we face the next question when you can do the fine
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by user34283 6mo ago
While that might be the case for now, as the offender would need access to a PC with a NVIDIA GPU, that will not hold for long. Once you can run decent image generation models on your phone, what shall we do? Prohibit apps that allow you to
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by user34283 6mo ago
I tried Resolve just now for Photos, and I'm not impressed. The Sony RAW file rendered terrible compared to Lightroom. I found the interface unintuitive and did not even manage to locate the much praised Color grading features. That ta
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by user34283 6mo ago
I signed up a year ago, so I would not know how Twitter behaved back in the days. All I am saying is that if you Follow accounts you are interested in and like a few relevant posts, the platform likely becomes quite usable.
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by user34283 6mo ago
My 'For you' feed is almost exclusively Photography, science and tech news. I believe it strongly depends on what you interact with. At some point I also had a lot of US news in my feed, but once I stopped opening those posts and
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by user34283 6mo ago
I would not. I'm not paying $40 for a taskbar replacement. And not for two years of updates and a two device limit on top. Maybe if it was $10, I could consider it. Prices for macOS apps are insane in my opinion. Everyone wants to char
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by user34283 6mo ago
Maybe regulators can be bothered this decade to do something about these corporations abusing their power over mobile app distribution and payment processing. The EU's DMA has been a step in the right direction, even if it's yet b
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by user34283 6mo ago
For [0], it was supposedly shown to do it when specifically prompted to do so. Despite agentic tools being used by millions of developers now, I am not aware of a single real case where accidental reproduction of copyrightable code has been
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by user34283 6mo ago
So far I have not let AI work with git, because I preferred handling version control myself. Does it work well for resolving merge conflicts in your experience?
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by user34283 6mo ago
That has been implemented 10 years ago: git worktree add -b feature-2 ../feature-2
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by user34283 6mo ago
I don't see a comment in this thread concretely discussing said unethical things. Not sure why you felt the need to switch the topic to Grok. About its nudification incident, it seems a bit far stretched to say that malicious actors by

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