It's gonna be even worse then they name the 11th iteration Potassium.
Blaming Russia for a train crash in Spain is a level of psychosis I had never seen before.
I think it sounds slightly "off" but its cadence certainly sounds way more like a human than other AI voices I've heard.
McDonald's!
A fanfiction where the author gives the main character good boy points for writing more words is kind of the extreme end of this, though. Web serials and fanfiction tend to be overly verbose and meandering, and the…
Excuse me but you've distilled this comment from me
I've used feature flags extensively throughout my career as a SaaS developer, but I've never considered their usage in desktop software. Not sure how I feel about it.
When was the last time China bombed another country?
My solution for this is to just subscribe to an entirely legitimate IPTV service which costs about as much for a year as one month of Sport TV costs.
Well, that's actually not true at all. Stockfish is not a very good odds player and at queen odds is easily beatable even by bad players like me. It will just trade down into more trivial and easier to win positions…
How does this compare to Beads, if you don't mind me asking? https://github.com/gastownhall/beads
Alas, the Chinese scientists have not read Harry Potter fanfiction, and thus their minds are inundated with cognitive biases
Deepseek already has 2x peak pricing. This is just going to be cheaper across the board.
Perhaps the general pattern you see is not a "fundamental difference"? Could it be that you are also falling prey to the "all you see is all there is" cognitive bias?
I had to pause multiple times when watching The Curse because I was writhing in spiritual pain from excessive cringing. It was amazing.
In 2026, everything we say, see or do on the internet is just another data point for some unscrupulous bastard to seek profit from.
Nominative determinism strikes again https://publishing.rcseng.ac.uk/doi/10.1308/147363515X141345...
Well, yes, it does not know it is lying (it does not know anything, in fact). But for some reason, with Sol specifically, it has persistently written false information when it had the correct information within its…
It was being served for free. They were almost certainly being overloaded.
jj can work with git as its storage, so all of its commits are git commits, so a jj-local and git-remote flow is fully supported. I use it, and as far as I know I'm the only one on my team doing so.
Maybe it's because I don't use it in Codex, but I don't like working with Sol. It CONSTANTLY omits things it shouldn't, and is always dispatching sub-agents to do what I tell it to do, that don't have all the necessary…
> The first attempt at recovering the key was wrong in a very specific way; it produced a working key and the signature check passed, but a hash the binary computes as an integrity check didn't match. In my experience,…
I understand your point of view, but where do you draw the line of what is political and what isn't? For a purely programming/technical article, its political dimension is probably tiny to non-existent. For an article…
Even with the price hike, Deepseek V4 Flash still does this a lot better than any similarly priced model, in my experience. I've had Luna take shortcuts (like adding an overload to methods whose signature it changed so…
Whatever it is, it certainly crosses the threshold that lets it follow instructions adequately and do real work, so I'm just letting it work on my personal projects and save some money
It's gonna be even worse then they name the 11th iteration Potassium.
Blaming Russia for a train crash in Spain is a level of psychosis I had never seen before.
I think it sounds slightly "off" but its cadence certainly sounds way more like a human than other AI voices I've heard.
McDonald's!
A fanfiction where the author gives the main character good boy points for writing more words is kind of the extreme end of this, though. Web serials and fanfiction tend to be overly verbose and meandering, and the…
Excuse me but you've distilled this comment from me
I've used feature flags extensively throughout my career as a SaaS developer, but I've never considered their usage in desktop software. Not sure how I feel about it.
When was the last time China bombed another country?
My solution for this is to just subscribe to an entirely legitimate IPTV service which costs about as much for a year as one month of Sport TV costs.
Well, that's actually not true at all. Stockfish is not a very good odds player and at queen odds is easily beatable even by bad players like me. It will just trade down into more trivial and easier to win positions…
How does this compare to Beads, if you don't mind me asking? https://github.com/gastownhall/beads
Alas, the Chinese scientists have not read Harry Potter fanfiction, and thus their minds are inundated with cognitive biases
Deepseek already has 2x peak pricing. This is just going to be cheaper across the board.
Perhaps the general pattern you see is not a "fundamental difference"? Could it be that you are also falling prey to the "all you see is all there is" cognitive bias?
I had to pause multiple times when watching The Curse because I was writhing in spiritual pain from excessive cringing. It was amazing.
In 2026, everything we say, see or do on the internet is just another data point for some unscrupulous bastard to seek profit from.
Nominative determinism strikes again https://publishing.rcseng.ac.uk/doi/10.1308/147363515X141345...
Well, yes, it does not know it is lying (it does not know anything, in fact). But for some reason, with Sol specifically, it has persistently written false information when it had the correct information within its…
It was being served for free. They were almost certainly being overloaded.
jj can work with git as its storage, so all of its commits are git commits, so a jj-local and git-remote flow is fully supported. I use it, and as far as I know I'm the only one on my team doing so.
Maybe it's because I don't use it in Codex, but I don't like working with Sol. It CONSTANTLY omits things it shouldn't, and is always dispatching sub-agents to do what I tell it to do, that don't have all the necessary…
> The first attempt at recovering the key was wrong in a very specific way; it produced a working key and the signature check passed, but a hash the binary computes as an integrity check didn't match. In my experience,…
I understand your point of view, but where do you draw the line of what is political and what isn't? For a purely programming/technical article, its political dimension is probably tiny to non-existent. For an article…
Even with the price hike, Deepseek V4 Flash still does this a lot better than any similarly priced model, in my experience. I've had Luna take shortcuts (like adding an overload to methods whose signature it changed so…
Whatever it is, it certainly crosses the threshold that lets it follow instructions adequately and do real work, so I'm just letting it work on my personal projects and save some money