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by varjag 4mo ago
Am used to communicating to EEs, knew what they should've been looking for and I prompted the models just fine. But you would have to take my word for that.
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by varjag 4mo ago
I meant that in positive sense. Fable's writing was concise and effective without ornamentals. Rather opposite from traditional watery modelese. I rank it better than Codex which is in turn better than Opus. But my outlook on this is f
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by varjag 4mo ago
Native for both.
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by varjag 4mo ago
Interesting. I tried Fable vs Codex 5.5 xhigh on three different cases. 1. A resource leak with unknown cause. Both of them zoomed onto the same potential issue and proposed almost identical patches. Fable missed an edge case that Codex han
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by varjag 4mo ago
Polling the Department of Trade for Order 66
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by varjag 4mo ago
They don't need to. You pay them for the privilege to do black box reinforcement learning already.
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by varjag 4mo ago
Right, just yesterday I found my laptop kinda hot. And what do you think, it was good old Claude deciding to load a few cores with completely idling prompts.
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by varjag 4mo ago
You can own guns in Denmark as well.
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by varjag 4mo ago
I think it's best to show how exactly it's similar first. It's not even clear what's your angle here. That employment is unironically a form of slavery? Or that advertisement is akin to privateering?
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by varjag 4mo ago
It's very unlikely he's Norwegian because he has no clue how education works here.
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by varjag 4mo ago
OK so you can consider it was noticed.
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by varjag 4mo ago
It's tricky. Lotsa nerds in Norway who are interested but not that many available Lispers who are in Bergen area. And our work more or less requires physical presence. We're considering now to hire someone generally good and retra
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by varjag 4mo ago
I think if you drive just the Bergen-Voss-Nordheimsund-Bergen circuit (some 200km?) that alone is 60 tunnels, and many of them are longer than what most countries have.
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by varjag 4mo ago
Most of the Norway's Western coast (basically the extent of the country) is mountainous so building infrastructure there inevitably involves blasting the rock. At the same time the country is huge, bigger than Germany or the UK. So nat
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by varjag 4mo ago
I'm not giving up the career. And I certainly don't feel left behind: I'm good at programming, and I still have a substantial edge over non-programmers here in meaningfully using agents (as of June 2026). The terrible cost re
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by varjag 4mo ago
You're the second person itt using an expression "typing in code". Guys I understand your excitement now that you too finally can make computers do what you want but it's not how programming worked at all.
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by varjag 4mo ago
It just shows you haven't programmed computers much so your opinion is largely speculative.
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by varjag 4mo ago
Yes, the easy part is still there.
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by varjag 4mo ago
Yes you have to understand when the log stuck in CNC machine, if you want to put the carpentry analogy to its extreme.
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by varjag 4mo ago
Honestly conflating coding with typing tells me your idea of coding is very different to what I used to do.
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by varjag 4mo ago
That "only" part used to be the hardest. Getting the ideas was never the hard part. I think someone here even wrote an essay on that.
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by varjag 4mo ago
Carpenters would have cried if all their work was reduced to shoving the logs into CNC machines. Yes there is still human input but it requires comparatively no skill or depth and it gets easier by the month. If I were lobotimized today I&#
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by varjag 4mo ago
It's bittersweet, isn't it. Software is solved, but at a terrible cost.
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by varjag 4mo ago
My impression is the talent pool for core model development in SV isn't huge and is already grabbed by the usual suspects. Everyone else sloshing in the vague broader AIsphere are application bros whose value in the supply chain is min
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by varjag 4mo ago
Really dig that side mounted siren. Peak mid century aesthetics.
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by varjag 4mo ago
I have tons of opinions but only a finite amount of money. Which are invested in the most boring way into long positions that am decidedly not liquidating on Monday in an attempt to time the crooks to impress an internet nobody.
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by varjag 4mo ago
Look I’m free to hold low opinion of Donald Trump supporters. While you/them don’t like it I don’t really care. Are we clear?
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by varjag 4mo ago
Notice how you ignored my question. I’m not sure if it’s malice or comprehension issue. Either way it’s not adding to the strength of your argument.
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by varjag 4mo ago
How do you gauge the tone of the reply I was answering to? You can't really be edgy to people on the Internet and not ever expect a pushback.
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by varjag 4mo ago
Nations that didn't have their own feudal aristocracies.

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