VulgarExigency

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by VulgarExigency 5d ago
Well, that's actually not true at all. Stockfish is not a very good odds player and at queen odds is easily beatable even by bad players like me. It will just trade down into more trivial and easier to win positions that it perceives a
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by VulgarExigency 5d ago
I don't think they're comparable. RTK just modifies the output of CLI tools to reduce the number of tokens, a Roslyn MCP gives the agent a fundamentally superior way of interacting with a C# codebase.
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by VulgarExigency 5d ago
How does this compare to Beads, if you don't mind me asking? https://github.com/gastownhall/beads
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by VulgarExigency 6d ago
Alas, the Chinese scientists have not read Harry Potter fanfiction, and thus their minds are inundated with cognitive biases
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by VulgarExigency 6d ago
Leela proved that the ideas worked, regardless of the conditions that the AlphaZero vs Stockfish matches were run in. What's funny is that if computer chess had paid more attention to computer shogi, Stockfish could have already been u
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by VulgarExigency 6d ago
Leela Chess Zero did surpass Stockfish for a while, until Stockfish switched its eval to NNUE. Modern Stockfish would annihilate AlphaZero.
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by VulgarExigency 7d ago
Deepseek already has 2x peak pricing. This is just going to be cheaper across the board.
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by VulgarExigency 8d ago
Perhaps the general pattern you see is not a "fundamental difference"? Could it be that you are also falling prey to the "all you see is all there is" cognitive bias?
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by VulgarExigency 9d ago
I had to pause multiple times when watching The Curse because I was writhing in spiritual pain from excessive cringing. It was amazing.
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by VulgarExigency 13d ago
In 2026, everything we say, see or do on the internet is just another data point for some unscrupulous bastard to seek profit from.
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by VulgarExigency 13d ago
Absolutely no consideration for the people who, when posting things to Tiktok, would prefer for them not to get scraped.
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by VulgarExigency 13d ago
Nominative determinism strikes again https://publishing.rcseng.ac.uk/doi/10.1308/147363515X141345...
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by VulgarExigency 21d ago
Well, yes, it does not know it is lying (it does not know anything, in fact). But for some reason, with Sol specifically, it has persistently written false information when it had the correct information within its context to a degree I&#x2
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by VulgarExigency 21d ago
It was being served for free. They were almost certainly being overloaded.
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by VulgarExigency 21d ago
jj can work with git as its storage, so all of its commits are git commits, so a jj-local and git-remote flow is fully supported. I use it, and as far as I know I'm the only one on my team doing so.
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by VulgarExigency 21d ago
I've been using them for a bit over an year now, although I've ramped up usage in the past few months (like everyone else, I suppose). They've hallucinated and lied, but none have ever been as persistent liars as Sol has to m
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by VulgarExigency 23d ago
Maybe it's because I don't use it in Codex, but I don't like working with Sol. It CONSTANTLY omits things it shouldn't, and is always dispatching sub-agents to do what I tell it to do, that don't have all the necess
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by VulgarExigency 24d ago
> The first attempt at recovering the key was wrong in a very specific way; it produced a working key and the signature check passed, but a hash the binary computes as an integrity check didn't match. In my experience, most models w
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by VulgarExigency 24d ago
I understand your point of view, but where do you draw the line of what is political and what isn't? For a purely programming/technical article, its political dimension is probably tiny to non-existent. For an article about, say,
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by VulgarExigency 26d ago
Even with the price hike, Deepseek V4 Flash still does this a lot better than any similarly priced model, in my experience. I've had Luna take shortcuts (like adding an overload to methods whose signature it changed so they don't
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by VulgarExigency 26d ago
Whatever it is, it certainly crosses the threshold that lets it follow instructions adequately and do real work, so I'm just letting it work on my personal projects and save some money
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by VulgarExigency 26d ago
It tried to recreate vision by analyzing pixels on 3 separate projects I had it working on.
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by VulgarExigency 26d ago
i'm pretty sure they mean on their official APIs? how would they know what hardware anthropic and openai run their models on?
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by VulgarExigency 27d ago
I think the link is just only to the captcha and not the actual xcancel tweet link.
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by VulgarExigency 28d ago
It's another branch of the "effective altruism"/harry potter fanfiction cult.
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by VulgarExigency 28d ago
anything but holding people accountable for their anti-consumer actions
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by VulgarExigency 1mo ago
Since GLM-5.3 has the same base model as 5.2, DwarfStar should support it as well, once the weights are released, right?
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by VulgarExigency 1mo ago
The CIA ran one of the world's largest cryptography companies, for DECADES[1]. Are you truly so naive that you believe intelligence agencies that have more to gain from stifling the discovery of vulnerabilities they know of and use wou
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by VulgarExigency 1mo ago
You're right to push back on that. The honest truth is that the slop is load-bearing.
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by VulgarExigency 1mo ago
You are missing a 0 to the left of the 2 on Deepseek's number

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