MyFirstSass

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by MyFirstSass 14d ago
AI generated everything. Dude probably didn't even look at the examples.
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by MyFirstSass 15d ago
It's the complete opposite, it's filled with unreadable noise with almost no signal. It's not some sci-fi thing, most plausible explanation is cost saving measures. Economics drive everything. And Opus 5 and to a lesser exten
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by MyFirstSass 29d ago
Same here Fable has been thrash on my 5x Max, it's definitely been quantized, but not through API which is 10-20x as expensive. So yeah, different people get different quality. I wouldn't be surprised if it calculates a wealth lev
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by MyFirstSass 1mo ago
Using it through Bedrock / API the 200$ subscription costs upwards of 6000$ a month. How do you guys afford this, huge company that grants this? Definitely not viable for my lean startup.
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by MyFirstSass 1mo ago
I think you misunderstand what i'm saying: the companies are not profitable yet, it's the ROI on the investments, not that these tools are useless, very much the opposite, but the business model is not viable, hence the price incr
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by MyFirstSass 1mo ago
I'll say everything indicates we've hit or are near peak for the masses at least (unless you start paying 50x more) but to each his own. 4.6 was best for us and right now yeah OpenAI and others are edging forward, but slower while
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by MyFirstSass 1mo ago
Exactly, the most important part is to still engineer the schematics 100%, diagram whats going on and steer it towards these set-in-stone standards and patterns, otherwise you'll have no idea whats going on fast. I good exercise for me
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by MyFirstSass 1mo ago
True, and the time to completion thing is something i haven't seen much discussion of, because everything is sloooooow these days. I've even considered the claude "fast mode" setting, but thats only 2x and at least 20x a
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by MyFirstSass 1mo ago
From my view Fable has been pure marketing bullshit, my workflows peaked at 4.6, Fable is neither smarter, its language is more annoying and it breaks stuff more easily.
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by MyFirstSass 1mo ago
I've gone back to 4.8. 5 would constantly veer of in random directions if not working from 100% strict and narrow instructions. I find it weird there's not more discussion here on HN on how the most used model now has clearly degr
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by MyFirstSass 2mo ago
it very much is here in Scandinavia and has been for 30+ minutes..
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by MyFirstSass 2mo ago
Same question, i avoid facebooks toxic mind control feeds like the plague so this move was beyond gross (everyone i know is on FB in Scandinavia sadly). I really hope EU or some other instance says you can't just mix propaganda, insani
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by MyFirstSass 5mo ago
Hackernews has also been completely co-opted by boosters. So much that i don't really visit anymore after 15 years of use. It's a bizarre situation with billions in marketing and PR, astroturfing and torrents of fake news with str
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by MyFirstSass 6mo ago
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by MyFirstSass 8mo ago
That's not true at all. The ones who ace their careers are for the most people that are fun, driven, or psychos, all social traits that make you good in a political game. Spending lots of time with other socially awkward types talking
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by MyFirstSass 8mo ago
Does anyone know if Stephen Lemay replacing Dye will potentially "save" the increasing mess that is OSX, at least UX wise, or is it more of a meaningless figurehead swap in a big org? Tahoe is tragically bad by almost every UX mea
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by MyFirstSass 8mo ago
Eh? The text reads: "Aristotle integrates three main components: a Lean proof search system, an informal reasoning system that generates and formalizes lemmas, and a dedicated geometry solver" Not saying it's not an amazing s
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by MyFirstSass 8mo ago
I'm not sure i understand the wild hype here in this thread then. Seems exactly like the tests at my company where even frontier models are revealed to be very expensive rubber ducks, but completely fails with non experts or anything n
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by MyFirstSass 8mo ago
Based on Tao’s description of how the proof came about - a human is taking results backwards and forwards between two separate AI tools and using an AI tool to fill in gaps the human found? I don’t think it can really be said to have occurr
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by MyFirstSass 8mo ago
"Built out products" like you're earning money on this? Having actual users, working through edge cases, browser quirks, race conditions, marketing, communication - the real battle testing 5% that's actually 95% of the w
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by MyFirstSass 9mo ago
How's this different than the good old Doodle everyone uses in europe at least? https://doodle.com/en/
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by MyFirstSass 9mo ago
Hackernews seems completely astroturfed in the last weeks. It's not the hackernews i knew even 3 years ago anymore and i'm seriously close to just ditching the site after 15+ years of use. I use AI heavily but everyday there'
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by MyFirstSass 10mo ago
I still don't believe that. Again yes a boilerplate calculator or recipe app probably, but anything advanced real world with latency issues, scaling, race conditions, css quirks, design weirdness, optimisation - in other words the thin
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by MyFirstSass 10mo ago
I'm saying you can't do what you're saying without knowing code at the moment. You didn't give any examples of the valuable bespoke apps that you are creating by the hour. I simply don't believe you, and the arrogan
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by MyFirstSass 10mo ago
I highly doubt "pumping out bespoke apps all day" is possible yet besides 100% boilerplate, and when possible then no good for any other purpose than enshittifiying the web, and at that point not profitable because everyone can do
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by MyFirstSass 10mo ago
I follow experts from doctors without borders, red cross, ICC, amnesty and lots of other top NGO's who actually visit the place - and they all more or less call this an ethnic cleansing, the most horrific thing seen, and it's a ge
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by MyFirstSass 10mo ago
"Why senior developers just don't get how blockchain is going to change the world economy" Yeah no, this angle is offensive. I use LLM's daily as a search engine and syntax help - but this bizarre meta-meta-meta now if y
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by MyFirstSass 10mo ago
Same when you ask western LLM's about Israel / Palestine conflict which is much much worse, it will always downplay palestinian suffering. But yeah both are very bad.
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by MyFirstSass 10mo ago
The number one priority must surely be fixing the keyboard, besides the horrible UX? Millions are having problems for years so it's not just me, honestly thought i was "getting old" but no incredible amount of threads and now
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by MyFirstSass 2y ago
Exactly, how about the much more relevant ethnic cleansing (according to the UN), with upwards of 30.000 women and children killed in Palestine perpetrated by Israel and Supported by the US right in this moment? Or the myriad of american wa

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