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iLoveOncall
3d ago
Oh ok I assumed Mythos was GA because I have access to it in Amazon despite not being in a security role at all. I guess it's just pay (enough) to play. Anyway, Fable is supposedly as good (if not better) in programming and it's v
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iLoveOncall
3d ago
No it's not possible. Scam Altman is a serial liar, even long before his OpenAI days.
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iLoveOncall
3d ago
> To everyone who believes that this is some nefarious plot by CEOs to bring about regulation or to hide that they've hit a wall or whatever It's this but also much more that those insiders just want to pump the value of their
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iLoveOncall
5d ago
This comment is very clearly a bot for example: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49657869
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iLoveOncall
5d ago
For comments only, not posts. Downvoting comments will achieve nothing when it comes to reducing the prevalence of AI spam posts.
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iLoveOncall
5d ago
You cannot downvote posts, which is an issue IMO.
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iLoveOncall
5d ago
It has been like this for more than a year, a lot longer than just the past couple of months. HackerNews, just like all other platforms, is heavily astroturfed and the big AI labs have bots commenting and voting, so it'll never end. Th
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iLoveOncall
5d ago
The article is about Shopify, not Spotify.
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iLoveOncall
5d ago
Shopify is handling customer payments worldwide, 90% of their work is probably localization issues rather than customer-facing feature development. GTA V developers don't give a fuck whether the game is running on a computer in North K
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iLoveOncall
5d ago
> Maybe Anthropic is confusing Chinese AI providers with token resellers using the same alibaba infrastructure? Or maybe something like openrouter was switching between operators depending on price/demand/availability? Or maybe
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6d ago
> Sol xhigh is 90% on TB2.1 but 37% on TB4. Is it also "benchmaxxed"? Yes? Just like every single model from every single AI lab.
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7d ago
Technically correct is the best kind of correct. FYI I actually agree, it also surprised me. Anyway everything is deterministic on the website so it's not like that prompt actually has an influence on anything.
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iLoveOncall
7d ago
This is EXACTLY my experience with it. Ask for it to change one line of code and see it invoke 20 tools and burn 300K tokens before updating the line and adding 50 extra lines of JavaDoc. Only since 4.8 though.
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iLoveOncall
7d ago
The whole website is two buttons, so that's pretty much accurate.
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7d ago
> Human engineers would push back or sabotage the effort out of moral duty You are just too funny.
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7d ago
The main thing to take away from this whole story is that frontier labs have hired teams of mathematicians with the sole purpose of solving open problems. If this doesn't show you that the fantastical claims of their LLM's ability
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iLoveOncall
7d ago
Only if you understand nothing about the difference between LLMs and AlphaGo.
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iLoveOncall
8d ago
ChatGPT Images is for me the most impresive of all models, but also the one I hate the most, because of what it's used for: either funny wasteful use, or nefarious use, basically nothing else.
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iLoveOncall
10d ago
Don't learn programming with OCaml, it's horrible.
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10d ago
> But with AI, now you can make that tool in five minutes, and you don't need to be an engineer, and you don’t need to write code. I really wish those farcical statements would stop (I know it's not really made by the author it
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iLoveOncall
11d ago
I am exceedingly tired of poor metaphors that are popping up since AI has taken over writing. No, operating software is not like operating a plane. Not at all in fact. The people operating the software and resolving incidents are the same p
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iLoveOncall
13d ago
It should be illegal to announce a UI update and not include at least screenshots, so thanks for sharing.
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iLoveOncall
13d ago
It's more like showing up to the gym with a fake muscle suit and then everyone can see you can't lift shit.
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iLoveOncall
14d ago
What is that supposed to be?
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iLoveOncall
14d ago
You're literally stealing from yourself by paying for tuition and not getting any benefit from it besides a piece of paper that won't hold to scrutiny once someone asks you to code something on an interview or in a company. Intern
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iLoveOncall
14d ago
Striking argument.
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14d ago
It absolutely is. What has improved isn't the models, it's the harnesses. Give GPT-3.5 a 1M context window and a modern harness, and you won't see any meaningful difference with Opus 5. It's a bit hard to try with such o
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14d ago
> Had you even bothered to watch the 2nd (short) yet? Have you? He's clearly saying that it's society's fault if GPT-4 didn't lead to the great replacement of software engineers he predicted rather than the capabiliti
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14d ago
This was posted in August 2026, so he's talking about the latest OpenAI models. I don't know where you got GPT4 from but clearly you are also misunderstanding everything he said. He's also just saying what he thinks people (t
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iLoveOncall
14d ago
Or simply people who have 2 part-time jobs totally 40 hours.
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