Culonavirus

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by Culonavirus 3d ago
Astra, on average, despite its GPT 6 version bump, is not any better at coding than Sol. Some even argue its worse in practice due to the varying quality of its output. https://x.com/theo/status/2097192907023458473
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by Culonavirus 5d ago
"They get paid anyway" yeah not really. Businesses have margins and marketing budgets. There's only so much you can spend on ads and if those ads don't convert, you go elsewhere, you literally have to. You spends less on
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by Culonavirus 6d ago
They better start a proper hydration regime because they'll be crying a lot.
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by Culonavirus 7d ago
This is the smoking gun. Yes, and it's mine!
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by Culonavirus 11d ago
The problem is that a lot of frontend web dev is driven by the React ecosystem which requires you to have SSR figured out for "no js on the client" to even partially work, which, if you ever tried to go all the way (e.g. RR v7 w&#
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by Culonavirus 23d ago
Same here. Grok Build 4.6 for me, given how cheap Grok is and how Sol is supposed to be "the" SOTA, it finds a surprising amount of bugs. Most of which Sol agrees with needs to be fixed or improved. I've done this tens of tim
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by Culonavirus 23d ago
Ed is gonna have a field day with this lol.
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by Culonavirus 1mo ago
Tell me why I'm wrong.
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by Culonavirus 1mo ago
No the Great Replacement conspiracy is what you casually dropped. I'm just noting reality. FACT 1: Based on current demograhics its is a mathematical certainty ethnic Germans (Germans without immigrant background) will be a minority in
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by Culonavirus 1mo ago
All I'm fine with for now is that I can almost exclusively communicate with Sol through collages and my scribblings (all kinds of web page / block screens with all kinds of arrows and text all over the place) This was not practica
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by Culonavirus 1mo ago
Ok.
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by Culonavirus 1mo ago
> This is so obviously LLM-written. Ok? Who cares. This was very interesting to me. IDGAF if AI was used (or not) to put the words in the article, the bits of information in those words is why I'm reading it. It's almost 2027,
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by Culonavirus 1mo ago
How is this not hidden even after 9 hours? The article vs the title is a crystal clear case of clickbait (or as the kids say these days: engagement farming).
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by Culonavirus 1mo ago
It's this https://youtube.com/shorts/OPVp_FDEkdA
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by Culonavirus 2mo ago
Yeah this is not needed and every single day it is needed even less.
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by Culonavirus 2mo ago
Or try Grok, 4.5 seems pretty capable, should be close to K3 in many coding tasks. I use it for code review of what other "stronger" models shit out (like Sol) and it constantly finds even pretty big bugs or just not robust enough
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by Culonavirus 2mo ago
> they are tuned hard for agentic coding Well you can't blame them, it's what brings in the cash. Other uses will suffer proportionally.
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by Culonavirus 2mo ago
Or... You know... Tell your favorite agent to "SIMD this" (:
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by Culonavirus 2mo ago
Never. You will have to pry it from my cold, dead hands.
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by Culonavirus 2mo ago
No i mean it genuinely. Right wingers are often racist and xenophobic (some have lived experience basis fot these, some not) and lately (along with leftists) quite antisemitic, lets not mince words, we know this, but leftists use deception
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by Culonavirus 2mo ago
No, there's very few >left wing< people left in the world not soured on Elon. What mainstream news and which politicians? Cnn, Msn, Bbc? Which "scandal"? You mean that Grok Imagine had some security holes that let you &
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by Culonavirus 2mo ago
I swear people are dumber than the models now, we reached ASI.
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by Culonavirus 2mo ago
I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.
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by Culonavirus 2mo ago
YOLO. Btw for real tho, if you don't have the time or means to mess with full sandboxed environments, just working within a git repo and instructing on your agents.md project level that the agent should back up dirty files (local chang
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by Culonavirus 2mo ago
I read posts like these all the time and I keep wondering when they'll begin to tighten the screws on the prosumers. I think most, if not all, $200/mo individual accounts are blasting high multiples of that amount in tokens. I mea
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by Culonavirus 2mo ago
Some people just need to complicate things as a state of their natural being. What a tremendous waste of time.
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by Culonavirus 3mo ago
> If the US really cracks down on frontier model access, you'll see them make Chinese open models illegal. We don't give a fuck about US laws - respectfully, the rest of the planet. We're already sick of your shit and this
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by Culonavirus 3mo ago
The 1080ti is out there for almost 10 years now. It has 11GB of VRAM. A 5090 has 32GB. SOCs with unified memory have shifted this a bit forward, but they're also expensive as shit. 10TB ram in a consumer device is simply not happening
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by Culonavirus 3mo ago
Con or not it is an obvious thing they have to do. Might as well promise. IIRC their biggest cost they're "hiding" in their financials by doing creative accounting is inference (putting it into marketing and whatnot, in the b
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by Culonavirus 3mo ago
That is not why people use Electron. The goal is not and never was to just be a "UI toolkit" and "adopting UI patterns from their host OS". Chromium has so much stuff packed into it, its insane. All that utility comes wi

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