Same here. If anything, I think most here outsource too little thinking to AI. What am I supposed to be afraid of? Losing skills I no longer need to get the job done?
Does anyone actually use one of those for iOS development? Linux VMs are not relevant here. For downloading Xcode and building apps, I believe one needs to sign in with their Apple account. Does this work well with a…
I used git bisect once in 10 years, and it was when I learned about its existence. I am convinced that very few know about git bisect, much less use it regularly.
Disagree, it looks just fine.
Here are the highlights of the supposed "they work in a way I don't like" disagreement: > I described him as someone who had strong "beginner energy" > groomed from a young age into uncritically embracing the Silicon…
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I have a OWC Thunderbolt 3 dock and it also had issues with waking up. What seems to work reliably is monitors directly into the MacBook Pro via HDMI and USB-C, keyboard, mouse, audio into the OWC Dock.
Apart from the 'Approve for me' in Codex where it has massively regressed. With GPT 5.5 it never got in the way. Now it's infuriatingly deciding to reject the most basic actions used hundreds of times before. It just…
That is fair enough. Yet with how political and dramatized the discussion around this is even on this website here, I fear that any opportunity to block or delay more SpaceX satellites will be used to the fullest. I am…
That is an interesting thought. They could run some sort of analysis to find high value input, such as proprietary technology, algorithms, or strategy. Then they could group them together for one specific topic, and…
Are there not processes in place, with the FCC? The top comment here is someone lamenting how depressing it is that supposedly a single person owns the night sky. Another one is asking if we will be the last generation…
How does the allegation make any sense? AI labs can hardly just throw random confidential data into the training and then hope it does not leak into the output of their model in an obvious way. If that would be found it…
I expect those are low quality apps churned out with minimal effort. For the design of my app, I try to imitate the UX of Apple's first party apps. I checked the competitors, and what is in the AppStore looks like it…
No, I do not have an unshakeable feeling of not really having achieved anything at the end of the day. Consequently I do not feel depressed or have to disregard any feelings. I am busy working on my project. It is still…
With little effort? I am working tirelessly and often long nights, on top of a day job. My effort has shifted to QA testing, reviewing UI designs, and delegating the agents on the implementation. I will consider it an…
Provided such a Opus 5 performs on par with Fable 5 and GPT 5.6 Sol. Otherwise I am not interested. Supposedly Fable 5.1 is in the later stages of the release pipeline, maybe it takes back the crown from OpenAI, who are…
They did. I wonder if Anthropic will also be removing the 50% limit. My Fable weekly limit is at 15% used already, 5.6 Sol at 3% used. And this is with the Max 20x plan compared to Codex 5x. I don't work on the same…
They added this a few weeks ago. Before, they would do their celebrated usage resets while I was behind the already generous weekly quota. If I had 80% left on Friday to spend over the weekend, they would reset and I'd…
I let it work on two features while I was using mostly GPT 5.6 and it has already consumed 10% of the weekly Fable limit on Max x20. GPT 5.6 on the Pro x5 plan is down to... 100%. It looks like they just reset the usage…
Yes. In Codex it is called 'Approve for me', in Claude it is 'Auto mode'. I believe in both cases it is prompting a model with a fresh context that is tasked with reviewing the reason for the action. With Claude, I have…
I use the auto-reviewer for actions outside the builtin sandbox. So far this has been rock solid, and tens of millions of developers use this setup without issue. It is not going to wipe our hard disks. At least I hope…
Many of the large enterprises we work for did move software engineering work from HCOL locations in Europe or the US to India, often with disastrous results. On Teams, channels related to AI are flooded with daily…
I have been using GPT 5.5 to review Opus implementation and vice versa. This does not require any special tools, the skill creators in Claude Code or Codex can set this up for you in five minutes. It is good for…
Either the cost to serve this larger model is so high that they cannot offer any reasonable usage quota for it at subscription prices, or they really do not have the capacity. I think that it might well be true. The…
We do not know whether subscription plans are unprofitable at all. Some estimates suggest that this is the case only for the heaviest users. Many seem to confuse API prices with the actual cost to serve the models, and…
Same here. If anything, I think most here outsource too little thinking to AI. What am I supposed to be afraid of? Losing skills I no longer need to get the job done?
Does anyone actually use one of those for iOS development? Linux VMs are not relevant here. For downloading Xcode and building apps, I believe one needs to sign in with their Apple account. Does this work well with a…
I used git bisect once in 10 years, and it was when I learned about its existence. I am convinced that very few know about git bisect, much less use it regularly.
Disagree, it looks just fine.
Here are the highlights of the supposed "they work in a way I don't like" disagreement: > I described him as someone who had strong "beginner energy" > groomed from a young age into uncritically embracing the Silicon…
[dead]
I have a OWC Thunderbolt 3 dock and it also had issues with waking up. What seems to work reliably is monitors directly into the MacBook Pro via HDMI and USB-C, keyboard, mouse, audio into the OWC Dock.
Apart from the 'Approve for me' in Codex where it has massively regressed. With GPT 5.5 it never got in the way. Now it's infuriatingly deciding to reject the most basic actions used hundreds of times before. It just…
That is fair enough. Yet with how political and dramatized the discussion around this is even on this website here, I fear that any opportunity to block or delay more SpaceX satellites will be used to the fullest. I am…
That is an interesting thought. They could run some sort of analysis to find high value input, such as proprietary technology, algorithms, or strategy. Then they could group them together for one specific topic, and…
Are there not processes in place, with the FCC? The top comment here is someone lamenting how depressing it is that supposedly a single person owns the night sky. Another one is asking if we will be the last generation…
How does the allegation make any sense? AI labs can hardly just throw random confidential data into the training and then hope it does not leak into the output of their model in an obvious way. If that would be found it…
I expect those are low quality apps churned out with minimal effort. For the design of my app, I try to imitate the UX of Apple's first party apps. I checked the competitors, and what is in the AppStore looks like it…
No, I do not have an unshakeable feeling of not really having achieved anything at the end of the day. Consequently I do not feel depressed or have to disregard any feelings. I am busy working on my project. It is still…
With little effort? I am working tirelessly and often long nights, on top of a day job. My effort has shifted to QA testing, reviewing UI designs, and delegating the agents on the implementation. I will consider it an…
Provided such a Opus 5 performs on par with Fable 5 and GPT 5.6 Sol. Otherwise I am not interested. Supposedly Fable 5.1 is in the later stages of the release pipeline, maybe it takes back the crown from OpenAI, who are…
They did. I wonder if Anthropic will also be removing the 50% limit. My Fable weekly limit is at 15% used already, 5.6 Sol at 3% used. And this is with the Max 20x plan compared to Codex 5x. I don't work on the same…
They added this a few weeks ago. Before, they would do their celebrated usage resets while I was behind the already generous weekly quota. If I had 80% left on Friday to spend over the weekend, they would reset and I'd…
I let it work on two features while I was using mostly GPT 5.6 and it has already consumed 10% of the weekly Fable limit on Max x20. GPT 5.6 on the Pro x5 plan is down to... 100%. It looks like they just reset the usage…
Yes. In Codex it is called 'Approve for me', in Claude it is 'Auto mode'. I believe in both cases it is prompting a model with a fresh context that is tasked with reviewing the reason for the action. With Claude, I have…
I use the auto-reviewer for actions outside the builtin sandbox. So far this has been rock solid, and tens of millions of developers use this setup without issue. It is not going to wipe our hard disks. At least I hope…
Many of the large enterprises we work for did move software engineering work from HCOL locations in Europe or the US to India, often with disastrous results. On Teams, channels related to AI are flooded with daily…
I have been using GPT 5.5 to review Opus implementation and vice versa. This does not require any special tools, the skill creators in Claude Code or Codex can set this up for you in five minutes. It is good for…
Either the cost to serve this larger model is so high that they cannot offer any reasonable usage quota for it at subscription prices, or they really do not have the capacity. I think that it might well be true. The…
We do not know whether subscription plans are unprofitable at all. Some estimates suggest that this is the case only for the heaviest users. Many seem to confuse API prices with the actual cost to serve the models, and…