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by yahoozoo 1y ago
What backend framework is the go to these days? Still Express?
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
> model welfare Give me a break.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Eh, I don’t know. I spent some time over 3 days trying to get Claude Code to write a pagination plugin for ProseMirror. Had a few different branches with different implementations and none of them worked well at all and one or two of them w
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
I thought double escape just clears the text box?
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Is there a way to route Claude Code through a GitHub Copilot subscription?
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
How can an LLM determine a confidence score for its findings?
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
It’s a shame that AI companies don’t share examples of their training data. I would assume one could best prompt an LLM by mimicking how the training data asks questions.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Can we please stop with the “same for humans!”
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
What if MCP servers were really the neurons we were looking for all along? /s
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
What kind of things would be good to put in the CLAUDE.md?
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
That’s fair, I retract my suspicion
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Also, when most people have already dismissed OpenAI’s open weight models as trash, there’s this: https://simonwillison.net/2025/Aug/5/gpt-oss/ Suspicious.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Like many other industries, you probably lose preview access if you are negative.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
He said that because even then he saw the writing on the wall that LLMs will plateau.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
I mean, I don’t disagree. Why even bother with a non-thinking mode?
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
The benchmarks in the stream appears to show that GPT-5 performs WORSE than other models unless you enable thinking?
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
So the benchmark graphs they have shown so far in the stream appears to show that GPT-5 is WORSE than other models unless you use thinking?
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Not a fan of agents that require and can’t function without access to your GitHub repository. They should be local first.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Cool stuff, but the mixed casings I see here (and have in other Zig code) puts me on edge (not literally but yeah). You’ve got `addSystemCommand` then a variable named `debug_step` which has a call `dependOn`. That said, looks like most of
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Is there a paper describing the architecture of the model?
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Daily limits yawn
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Ah, yea. You're right. After reading a bit more, it's just "responding" to the prompts/navigation with real-time generation. Pretty cool.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
babby's first base64
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
What format do these world models output? Since it's interactive, it's not just a video...does DeepMind have some kind of proprietary runtime or what?
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Great UI! Congrats on the launch
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
fuck me it’s hacking the internet
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
^^^ Found one of the people the article is about ^^^
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Looks like a Kei truck
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
The things you listed are _why_ people buy them. If they wanted something smaller, they would go with a Toyota Tacoma or a Nissan Titan.
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by yahoozoo 1y ago
Not to make less of the guy, but aside from being a winner of a paper contest, the other ventures do not seem very novel: a startup to create AI agents that can use the Internet? Seems…common.

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