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istvan0
2mo ago
I have built one that focuses on enabling me to have training systems that are not possible to re-create in most apps. I’ll release it as free, even if I would decide to charge for it, I would probably offer a generous trial and a lifetime
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istvan0
2mo ago
Reminds me of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen_emissions_scandal
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istvan0
3mo ago
You can already put these into the AGENTS.md(or CLAUDE.md) or if it’s too big, you can put it into a SKILL — no need to reinvent the wheel.
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istvan0
3mo ago
Within Spec Driven Development style coding for me Claude Sonnet 4.5 was the game changer and Mistral is I believe at that level already. GLM is allegedly also on par with even some of the Opus models, so if the US vendors would vanish tomo
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istvan0
3mo ago
> So many comments here missing the big picture, and just gleefully pointing out that Anthropic got what they deserved, or that this is the natural culmination of some kind of marketing stunt. They are not wrong, it feels like that Game
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istvan0
3mo ago
I'm a European, the EU is supposed to be one of the closest allies of the US. The US government found a jailbreak that allowed the user to make Fable do bad things, this is so dangerous that this model must be held back in areas that a
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istvan0
3mo ago
I don't think there is anything private about that, what I was actually thinking is the polished equivalent of me spinning up LM Studio (or Ollama...) and rolling my own vector database. Mandatory updates and phoning home are a no-go,
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istvan0
3mo ago
It would be a game changer as it would allow working with highly sensitive data, I'm surprised Apple didn't think of doing something like that, a private server that could know everything about me and my business sounds thrilling.
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istvan0
3mo ago
> I'm continually bemused and astonished by the number of people who clearly acknowledge that it's reckless to give agents full access to your machine, and keep doing it anyway. What if you have two machines and the one you giv
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istvan0
3mo ago
They cut prices and get more customers who are going to move to the next vendor that cuts prices even more or when they jack up the prices again. I am not complaining, I like my investor subsidised tokens, I don't see what these compan
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istvan0
3mo ago
> Sure, humans should steer the agent to prevent spaghetti codebases with circular dependency graphs. We don't want F-rated codebases that are impossible to touch without breaking something. But a C or D? It's now fine. Nobody