I blocklist all of them. I allowlist one going over our issue management system, and a few around internal processes I believe have value (basically very short pointers at OpenAPI specs for making HTTP reqs - could…
>don't themselves require much review I'm still wary of any unreviewed code - though my area of work is not tolerant of defects. Agree on targets / verifiable indications of progress or success being a prerequisite for…
That is an incorrect presumption - I think it's plausible this is more work; it's certainly far more taxing. I'm at a point in my career where a small minority of my time is coding. The AIs can do in a day what would…
My only experience in >24h agents is with economically sane models (one of GLM5.2, 5.3-flash for orchestration, DSV4-flash for implementation, and glm5.3|sol|kimi3 agents + subagents reviewing at the end) Over 24h my…
You'd also likely spend far more in electricity than the API cost of processing the prompt(s)
TBF there are absolutely horrible platforms like Robinhood that aren't far off what the above poster alluded to. At one point payment for order flow was the majority of their revenue or near it! The boring staid firms…
> The more trades you make the more the odds stack against you, and you will loose everything. In general this is true. Participation is not rigged with eg VTI/ITOT and VXUS/IXUS and a long enough time horizon. There is…
> Single-thread performance is the only remaining measure where the M5 is king This is admittedly the measure that most correlates with perceived responsiveness and quality of user experience
>All functionality is absorbed into a vibe coded, un-auditable black box. As opposed to the famously stable and robust JS ecosystem. Though it feels like the web tooling is thankfully moving away from JS/Node EG webpack…
True but paid users are also impacted. We're still staying on Github at work, but have had backup self hosted git repos as a break glass option when Github is completely broken and leveraged this several times now.
Some of these are situational, but many are expectations of a modern platform. Take Python - the standard lib now has things like a toml parser, sqlite client. And while I avoid the entire JS ecosystem as much as…
I would think so - outside this sentence the author indicates they're talking about consensus across all members. IE - the interactive diagram and note about latency being bounded by the slowest replica
> The productivity cost of five minutes of downtime in your CI system is hard to quantify in dollars, but it is, by any measure, a humongous amount. Not sure the last month GH had fewer than five minutes of downtime -…
You do not have a ZDR with Anthropic. For Mythos and even Fable they require prompt retention on their end.
If you wrote an initial draft you should consider using a better model or just posting what you wrote. The smaller models can be sufficient for coding but for document writing not highly specific I've yet to be…
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I blocklist all of them. I allowlist one going over our issue management system, and a few around internal processes I believe have value (basically very short pointers at OpenAPI specs for making HTTP reqs - could…
>don't themselves require much review I'm still wary of any unreviewed code - though my area of work is not tolerant of defects. Agree on targets / verifiable indications of progress or success being a prerequisite for…
That is an incorrect presumption - I think it's plausible this is more work; it's certainly far more taxing. I'm at a point in my career where a small minority of my time is coding. The AIs can do in a day what would…
My only experience in >24h agents is with economically sane models (one of GLM5.2, 5.3-flash for orchestration, DSV4-flash for implementation, and glm5.3|sol|kimi3 agents + subagents reviewing at the end) Over 24h my…
You'd also likely spend far more in electricity than the API cost of processing the prompt(s)
TBF there are absolutely horrible platforms like Robinhood that aren't far off what the above poster alluded to. At one point payment for order flow was the majority of their revenue or near it! The boring staid firms…
> The more trades you make the more the odds stack against you, and you will loose everything. In general this is true. Participation is not rigged with eg VTI/ITOT and VXUS/IXUS and a long enough time horizon. There is…
> Single-thread performance is the only remaining measure where the M5 is king This is admittedly the measure that most correlates with perceived responsiveness and quality of user experience
>All functionality is absorbed into a vibe coded, un-auditable black box. As opposed to the famously stable and robust JS ecosystem. Though it feels like the web tooling is thankfully moving away from JS/Node EG webpack…
True but paid users are also impacted. We're still staying on Github at work, but have had backup self hosted git repos as a break glass option when Github is completely broken and leveraged this several times now.
Some of these are situational, but many are expectations of a modern platform. Take Python - the standard lib now has things like a toml parser, sqlite client. And while I avoid the entire JS ecosystem as much as…
I would think so - outside this sentence the author indicates they're talking about consensus across all members. IE - the interactive diagram and note about latency being bounded by the slowest replica
> The productivity cost of five minutes of downtime in your CI system is hard to quantify in dollars, but it is, by any measure, a humongous amount. Not sure the last month GH had fewer than five minutes of downtime -…
You do not have a ZDR with Anthropic. For Mythos and even Fable they require prompt retention on their end.
If you wrote an initial draft you should consider using a better model or just posting what you wrote. The smaller models can be sufficient for coding but for document writing not highly specific I've yet to be…
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