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kilroy123
4d ago
I'm trying to build a tool site that has all the tools you'll ever need. I slowly add some each week. https://allthedamn.tools
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kilroy123
6d ago
I've become more and more convinced that stuff like this is from state actors trying to divide the West or at least cause some kind of chaos.
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kilroy123
8d ago
Smart. I've been thinking about doing the same. I regret not doing this 10 years ago. Just ~20 minutes of leetcode practice for a decade. I could have landed so much better gigs. :-/
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kilroy123
8d ago
I agree I want a self hosted thing. I can't wait until we have drastically better models we can run locally that don't cost as much as a car.
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9d ago
I've long thought _everything_ is already like this.
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kilroy123
9d ago
They're pushing hard to do Euro bonds precisely for things like this.
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Send a Stranger Love
(sendastranger.love)
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12d ago
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13d ago
Yup, it's a lot of reviewing. I'll have Claude do a very exhaustive review. It's the only way I can get it to produce decent results.
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13d ago
This too is my dream. But I want fable level intelegence. Not Qwen or deepseek flash.
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kilroy123
14d ago
I think a lot of people, like myself, have. Codex paid users have grown a lot in the past few months.
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15d ago
I literally only make it halfway through the week until my weekly usage runs out. This is using only Opus, no fable, and I'm on the max x20 plan. It's become ridiculous.
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kilroy123
16d ago
I think we'll have lots of bugs. They'll just be found and closed way sooner. You'll have an agent that watchs for issues, then opens a PR fixing it.
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kilroy123
16d ago
In my mind Sonnet 5 is haiku 5.
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kilroy123
22d ago
I feel the same. I just use it for planning and chatting. Not real coding work.
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kilroy123
22d ago
Way ahead of you. I love my bidet. I highly recommend it.
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kilroy123
22d ago
> get myself four sparks at a decent price Wow, if you don't mind me asking. How and where?
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23d ago
This is exactly what I see happening now. Codex keeps doing these usage resets. What do I do? Burn even more tokens than ever before. I know I'm not the only one.
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23d ago
We're the same age then. I, too, was blown away. I was soooo excited when my family bought a PC with 95 on it. My best friend, who had Windows 3.1, was so jealous.
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23d ago
Well, there is more renewable energy than ever before powering the world. It's all being built and added to the grid faster and faster each year. That's one big plus.
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24d ago
Judging by how it feels being a customer and using their products, I can confidently say: 1. Yes, we know, and can tell. 2. No, they haven't figured out anything. Just vibe coding it with their bleeding dege models.
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25d ago
I agree. The other week I saw this at a movie theater. I was blown away by the audio experience. So much better than watching it on my subpar home audio. It was a cool experience to watch this on the big screen.
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kilroy123
26d ago
The most ironic part for me is that he has probably now done more to push renewable energy than any other President.
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26d ago
One of my all-time favorite software quotes is, "The fastest request is no request at all." After traveling around in places with very poor wifi/phone data speeds. I couldn't agree more with you.
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27d ago
Riding in one is pretty mind-blowing at first. But what's more shocking is how fast you get used to it. After a while it's just a boring car ride. I wish more people would experience it and see that the future is now.
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27d ago
I agree. I'm just a pro user and not a big enterprise. But I feel I should get a lot more GitHub Actions minutes and stability than free users.
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27d ago
Their simulation is fantastic: https://sim.tigerbeetle.com
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The Voyeur's Motel (2016)
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28d ago
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28d ago
I'll give it a go. Stripe wants to take a cut of as many transactions as possible. Think Visa. The more, the better. They clearly see AI token usage as a new commodity and something that will grow and grow for a long time to come. They
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29d ago
Same here. I'm switching to the Codex plan. It just doesn't go very far now. Especially if you use fable at all.
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1mo ago
As a _paying_ customer, I disagree.
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