> all say they’re delivering multiple times faster Are you measuring the right metric? This feels like an on going lack-of-understanding in the industry. In manufacturing, economies of scale and automation work because…
> Reddit’s shunning of AI has rendered it useless. Hyperbole much? This is a direct response to AI slop destroying a community; what’s your solution to the AI spam problem?
> presumably they just fixed that if statement and it's again chatbot-only. Including the text for chat-bot only wasn’t an if statement. If it had been an if statement, it wouldn’t be invisible to humans: it would just…
> Here are some answers. As usual in this style of post, these are conjectural, candidate answers, and I would give some of them little weight .. > Again, some of these are speculative and some should be given little…
No, but is it much of a stretch to say that the valuation and profit/loss are out of proportion? …which, in a normal sane world, would affect the stock price? 2 trillion is a lot. I’m skeptical, for the same reasons…
The controls are a finely tuned machine in starcraft, as evidenced by the competitive scene with crazy apm. If you dislike the micro required, thats fine, but just because it doesnt suite your preference doesn't mean…
> I certainly don't need my subscription anymore Sure. I still use mine though; privately and at work. > Nobody is going to use their tools in five years. > they're dead. Just like half the people expecting to still be…
Hm… I don’t think you should let claude run for 5 hours with a ten line prompt. You’ll get “something” but what you get is certainly not going to be what you wanted. Look, its not complicated: 1) be precise in what you…
> Filesystems as a weak abstraction. Is a concept the author needs to get over. > The ideal would be "across my entire computer and applications, what are the recent files I have interacted with" and expand that out to…
Seems irrelevant? Of course we don’t use data for training. …trust me bro. It’s obviously easier to believe when they’re not training models. Eh, anyway this whole thing is just an ad: > Looking to take Ember-1 one step…
> It does imply that you’re blind to all the other aspects of games that bring people enjoyment. Like what? I’m not making a sweeping generalisation here about how people play games. We’re talking about chrono cross.…
Bluntly? Because it’s a meaningless opinion. You like coding, but not the algorithms. You like books but not the story. This isn't “I will play it my way”; its heres a BS reason why legitimate critique can be dismissed…
You can downvote the parent post all you like, but… > Personally I don't care much about stories in games I cant relate to this. Chrono trigger is a game I love because of the great story. If you’re playing rpgs and you…
I feel like this is the same black hole as small local models. Things people want to be awesome and true, and things that are actually awesome and true don't intersect the way people want them to. …so if there was an…
My opinion is that it is pretty clear that they’re not going to do that. > The rules governing the prizes describe the process for evaluating what has been achieved and for assigning credit. The process is deliberately…
Days until cursor announces open models… 3, 2, 1… Seriously though, when the api providers start blacklisting cursor and they’re forced to swap to open weight models… If that happens, what even is the difference between…
So can anyone using sol and luna. Don't complain to me if someone responds using a stupid metaphor that proves the opposite of the point they were trying to make.
Anyone who can’t tell the difference driving those two cars isn't actually driving. You cant just go “oh hey, I guess they're both cars so I’m taking your lexus away, catch a cab” and expect people to just hug you be be…
Is sol better? Yes. Categorically. Anyone who tells you otherwise and that luna is “just as good” does not know what they are talking about. Going from sol to luna is a downgrade. It is not a question, it is a fact. >…
How much memory does that come with?
What even is this feature? You can’t just “spin Claude up in slack”; it can’t magically just connect to GitHub and your code. I presume this feature basically is like… if you’re already using your agents in cloud hosted…
Thats because it’s flame bait; there no actual discussion going on, just people shouting.
Can we just flag obvious flame bait comments like this? Theres clearly no meaningful thought behind a comment like this, and all it does is stir up engagement for laughs. The comment thread clearly shows this isn't a…
I work on mobile native applications. Without an active harness (eg. Appium) that can end-to-end deterministically verify the changes you make continue to work correctly it is almost impossible to continue to keep the…
> You need to setup a harness that works against your model - You might need to setup additional websearch tools, image tools, etc since harnesses like pi don't come with the model Pi has a nice guide on it…
> all say they’re delivering multiple times faster Are you measuring the right metric? This feels like an on going lack-of-understanding in the industry. In manufacturing, economies of scale and automation work because…
> Reddit’s shunning of AI has rendered it useless. Hyperbole much? This is a direct response to AI slop destroying a community; what’s your solution to the AI spam problem?
> presumably they just fixed that if statement and it's again chatbot-only. Including the text for chat-bot only wasn’t an if statement. If it had been an if statement, it wouldn’t be invisible to humans: it would just…
> Here are some answers. As usual in this style of post, these are conjectural, candidate answers, and I would give some of them little weight .. > Again, some of these are speculative and some should be given little…
No, but is it much of a stretch to say that the valuation and profit/loss are out of proportion? …which, in a normal sane world, would affect the stock price? 2 trillion is a lot. I’m skeptical, for the same reasons…
The controls are a finely tuned machine in starcraft, as evidenced by the competitive scene with crazy apm. If you dislike the micro required, thats fine, but just because it doesnt suite your preference doesn't mean…
> I certainly don't need my subscription anymore Sure. I still use mine though; privately and at work. > Nobody is going to use their tools in five years. > they're dead. Just like half the people expecting to still be…
Hm… I don’t think you should let claude run for 5 hours with a ten line prompt. You’ll get “something” but what you get is certainly not going to be what you wanted. Look, its not complicated: 1) be precise in what you…
> Filesystems as a weak abstraction. Is a concept the author needs to get over. > The ideal would be "across my entire computer and applications, what are the recent files I have interacted with" and expand that out to…
Seems irrelevant? Of course we don’t use data for training. …trust me bro. It’s obviously easier to believe when they’re not training models. Eh, anyway this whole thing is just an ad: > Looking to take Ember-1 one step…
> It does imply that you’re blind to all the other aspects of games that bring people enjoyment. Like what? I’m not making a sweeping generalisation here about how people play games. We’re talking about chrono cross.…
Bluntly? Because it’s a meaningless opinion. You like coding, but not the algorithms. You like books but not the story. This isn't “I will play it my way”; its heres a BS reason why legitimate critique can be dismissed…
You can downvote the parent post all you like, but… > Personally I don't care much about stories in games I cant relate to this. Chrono trigger is a game I love because of the great story. If you’re playing rpgs and you…
I feel like this is the same black hole as small local models. Things people want to be awesome and true, and things that are actually awesome and true don't intersect the way people want them to. …so if there was an…
My opinion is that it is pretty clear that they’re not going to do that. > The rules governing the prizes describe the process for evaluating what has been achieved and for assigning credit. The process is deliberately…
Days until cursor announces open models… 3, 2, 1… Seriously though, when the api providers start blacklisting cursor and they’re forced to swap to open weight models… If that happens, what even is the difference between…
So can anyone using sol and luna. Don't complain to me if someone responds using a stupid metaphor that proves the opposite of the point they were trying to make.
Anyone who can’t tell the difference driving those two cars isn't actually driving. You cant just go “oh hey, I guess they're both cars so I’m taking your lexus away, catch a cab” and expect people to just hug you be be…
Is sol better? Yes. Categorically. Anyone who tells you otherwise and that luna is “just as good” does not know what they are talking about. Going from sol to luna is a downgrade. It is not a question, it is a fact. >…
How much memory does that come with?
What even is this feature? You can’t just “spin Claude up in slack”; it can’t magically just connect to GitHub and your code. I presume this feature basically is like… if you’re already using your agents in cloud hosted…
Thats because it’s flame bait; there no actual discussion going on, just people shouting.
Can we just flag obvious flame bait comments like this? Theres clearly no meaningful thought behind a comment like this, and all it does is stir up engagement for laughs. The comment thread clearly shows this isn't a…
I work on mobile native applications. Without an active harness (eg. Appium) that can end-to-end deterministically verify the changes you make continue to work correctly it is almost impossible to continue to keep the…
> You need to setup a harness that works against your model - You might need to setup additional websearch tools, image tools, etc since harnesses like pi don't come with the model Pi has a nice guide on it…