Why would anyone take the offer if it's so vanilla? You'd be at a disadvantage to leave in a large wave like this; better to wait and be laid off in a smaller group and get the same package.
100/m for a subscription is a lot of money to most people. Like people who don't have a SWE salary.
100/m is a
It's no different than having a human editor.
Hypothesis Driven Development would beg to differ.
I think System 1 is a great term. System 1 is fast, intuitive, and automatic. It describes decision-making that happens without explicit reasoning or deliberation. System 2 is the opposite: it's the more deliberate,…
> But the moment you build your own agent, you’re on your own. It’s tricky wiring up the right primitives just well enough to match that “it just worked” feeling. It's wild to me to claim that it's tricky to customize…
It wasn't
You call it a guess, I call it a hypothesis.
After you sure that isn't because your skin is moist where sunblock was recently applied, and therefore cooler?
To me, one interesting piece of analysis was whether Luna had benefit on top of Astra -- i.e., running both and synthesizing their findings. But even with that, it raises the question whether running a second Astra…
My thoughts exactly. That 22pp gap is massive, and it seems to me Astra is worth every extra penny.
Which is pretty much a useless (i.e., saturated, contaminated) benchmark now.
I'm still using Sync, going on three years since they banned third party apps, and third party apps are still the best way to experience the site.
I don't see anything asking for a credit card.
In my experience this "gaming" behavior is easily caught by just asking another agent (could just be another session of Claude Code) to review the code changes.
For idle sessions I would MUCH rather pay the cost in tokens than reduced quality. Frankly, it's shocking to me that you would make that trade-off for users without their knowledge or consent.
That's true, but the "AI bubble bursts" scenario is usually tied to Western investors getting essentially margin-called. If that happens, the CCP won't suddenly stop their investment; Chinese models will most likely…
> I have no clue if this claim holds, but alas, just pretending they did not address the obvious criticism, while they did, is at the very least pretty lazy. But they didn't address the criticism. "cutting ~75% of…
> Aren't they currently propped up by investor money? Are Chinese model shops propped up by investor money? Is Google? Open weights models are only 6 months behind SOTA. If new model development suddenly stopped, and…
These OSS model makers need to stop benchmarking against old models. Showing how it performs against Opus 4.5, GLM-5 when we have Opus 4.6 and GLM-5.1 just tells me that it's not comparable to SOTA.
I think there's a lot of methodological expertise that goes into collecting good eval data. For example, in many cases you need human labelers with the right expertise, well designed tasks, well defined constructs, and…
Well you're free to disagree but my experience has been counter to your position. I write both code and research / technical documentation. The quality of what the LLM produces is limited by the quality of ideas I give…
You're complaining about vibe coding while also complaining about how you "feel" about the code. Do you see the irony in that?
I haven't seen the scrolling glitch in months, where previously it was happening multiple times a day. Also haven't seen anyone complain about it in quite some time. Pretty sure they have resolved that.
Why would anyone take the offer if it's so vanilla? You'd be at a disadvantage to leave in a large wave like this; better to wait and be laid off in a smaller group and get the same package.
100/m for a subscription is a lot of money to most people. Like people who don't have a SWE salary.
100/m is a
It's no different than having a human editor.
Hypothesis Driven Development would beg to differ.
I think System 1 is a great term. System 1 is fast, intuitive, and automatic. It describes decision-making that happens without explicit reasoning or deliberation. System 2 is the opposite: it's the more deliberate,…
> But the moment you build your own agent, you’re on your own. It’s tricky wiring up the right primitives just well enough to match that “it just worked” feeling. It's wild to me to claim that it's tricky to customize…
It wasn't
You call it a guess, I call it a hypothesis.
After you sure that isn't because your skin is moist where sunblock was recently applied, and therefore cooler?
To me, one interesting piece of analysis was whether Luna had benefit on top of Astra -- i.e., running both and synthesizing their findings. But even with that, it raises the question whether running a second Astra…
My thoughts exactly. That 22pp gap is massive, and it seems to me Astra is worth every extra penny.
Which is pretty much a useless (i.e., saturated, contaminated) benchmark now.
I'm still using Sync, going on three years since they banned third party apps, and third party apps are still the best way to experience the site.
I don't see anything asking for a credit card.
In my experience this "gaming" behavior is easily caught by just asking another agent (could just be another session of Claude Code) to review the code changes.
For idle sessions I would MUCH rather pay the cost in tokens than reduced quality. Frankly, it's shocking to me that you would make that trade-off for users without their knowledge or consent.
That's true, but the "AI bubble bursts" scenario is usually tied to Western investors getting essentially margin-called. If that happens, the CCP won't suddenly stop their investment; Chinese models will most likely…
> I have no clue if this claim holds, but alas, just pretending they did not address the obvious criticism, while they did, is at the very least pretty lazy. But they didn't address the criticism. "cutting ~75% of…
> Aren't they currently propped up by investor money? Are Chinese model shops propped up by investor money? Is Google? Open weights models are only 6 months behind SOTA. If new model development suddenly stopped, and…
These OSS model makers need to stop benchmarking against old models. Showing how it performs against Opus 4.5, GLM-5 when we have Opus 4.6 and GLM-5.1 just tells me that it's not comparable to SOTA.
I think there's a lot of methodological expertise that goes into collecting good eval data. For example, in many cases you need human labelers with the right expertise, well designed tasks, well defined constructs, and…
Well you're free to disagree but my experience has been counter to your position. I write both code and research / technical documentation. The quality of what the LLM produces is limited by the quality of ideas I give…
You're complaining about vibe coding while also complaining about how you "feel" about the code. Do you see the irony in that?
I haven't seen the scrolling glitch in months, where previously it was happening multiple times a day. Also haven't seen anyone complain about it in quite some time. Pretty sure they have resolved that.