allovertheworld

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by allovertheworld 6mo ago
You mean from the beginning? They could’ve just done it properly initially then moved to this scam process later
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by allovertheworld 6mo ago
Yes, gpt 5.4 always tries to compile/check my c++ code after every prompt. Despite it being in my AGENTS.md to never run builds. Then I have to explicitly mention it, but it will do it again randomly after. What this means is the train
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by allovertheworld 6mo ago
Focus on programming since they just bruteforce the type checkers/compilers to find out if their slop was correct the first time. Basically an illusion. Imagine if they focused on medical tech instead? You cant bruteforce vaccines or r
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by allovertheworld 6mo ago
Staring at your phone while waiting for your agent to prompt you again. Code monkey might actually be real this time
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by allovertheworld 6mo ago
Because cost of AI goes up since it’s an external service
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by allovertheworld 7mo ago
Do you need to learn Latin and marine biology to work the cashier in your local shop? Thats the point, humans go on with their jobs on very limited general knowledge just fine. LLMs have gotten this good because their dataset, pre training,
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by allovertheworld 7mo ago
It just doesn’t work that way, LLMs need to be generalised a lot to be useful even in specific tasks. It really is the antithesis to the human brain, where it rewards specific knowledge
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by allovertheworld 7mo ago
skynet speedrun
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by allovertheworld 7mo ago
nah coffee really didn’t do much for me, i started drinking daily at 30
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by allovertheworld 7mo ago
The mind virus will not stop spreading, making corporations do your critical thinking is not a good path. People will become dependent on a subscription service for everyday life.
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by allovertheworld 7mo ago
Wait till you get AI to write unit tests and tell it the test must pass. After a few rounds it will make the test “assert(true)” when the code cant get the test to pass
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by allovertheworld 7mo ago
Like a calendar
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by allovertheworld 7mo ago
Any good alternatives for local development?
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by allovertheworld 7mo ago
Use openclaw yourself
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by allovertheworld 7mo ago
aka a mind virus
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by allovertheworld 7mo ago
Yea it seems like not much thought was put into scalability.
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by allovertheworld 8mo ago
Thats not thinking hard, you are making decisions
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by allovertheworld 9mo ago
more like now Nvidia wants to release their own ASIC to combat google
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by allovertheworld 9mo ago
Yea if this had 5g it would be worth it
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by allovertheworld 9mo ago
This is for those not aware of that setup lmao
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by allovertheworld 9mo ago
Sharing where? All my devices can connect directly thru to Wireguard vpn on my home network. Ipad, iphone, MBP, etc A 5g phone tethering to your Wireguard connected MBP beats this out of the water
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by allovertheworld 9mo ago
Aka its the next stage of stackoverflow/google search
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by allovertheworld 9mo ago
whats the point of this? I got wireguard on my phone connected to my home network (also unifi). If this device had a 5g sim slot, then I could see the point but it’s not that.
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by allovertheworld 9mo ago
Only because of Apples unified memory architecture. The groundwork is there, we just need memory to be cheaper so we can fit 512+GB now ;)
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by allovertheworld 9mo ago
How cheap is glm at Cerebras? I cant imagine why they cant tune the tokens to be lower but drastically reduce the power, and thus the cost for the API
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by allovertheworld 9mo ago
this doesn’t mean much if you hit daily limits quickly anyway. So the API pricing matters more
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by allovertheworld 9mo ago
Eh sonnet 4.5 was better at Rust for me
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by allovertheworld 10mo ago
If only C++ had a fully supported cargo system
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by allovertheworld 10mo ago
Not really since those vendored libraries would have their own dependencies as well
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by allovertheworld 11mo ago
I found you have to start entirely new sessions once you reach a “flagged” hardcoded response like this. You cant escape it once it is poisoned

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