lousken

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by lousken 4d ago
Maybe they should have shorter and clearer terms? Maybe it should be easy to just opt out?
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by lousken 4d ago
I call BS on that, it's been 6 months since Opus 4.6 and we still do not see a revolutionary software release or a major increase in quality. At least we see some security bugs being finally fixed.
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by lousken 4d ago
I think GPT 4 was meant to do that.
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by lousken 8d ago
Can they support something like modern linux? Every single youtuber talks sh/t about davinci and they still do not care
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by lousken 12d ago
How to view the previous version to compare?
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by lousken 13d ago
Unfortunately GLM5.3 is a cheaper replacement for haiku than sonnet
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by lousken 15d ago
While haiku is almost one year old. What a joke
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by lousken 16d ago
that reminds me to buy some, anyone tried it already?
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by lousken 20d ago
No they do not. In some tasks yes, but they do lack when producing output in other languages.
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by lousken 21d ago
who cares about c&d? just host it outside of us
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by lousken 22d ago
gpt oss killer? this can easily run on a server cpu with its memory bandwidth
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by lousken 24d ago
time to crack some tvs and cars for that matter
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by lousken 25d ago
Exactly, they need to push to regular consumers as well as businesses. This will create more pressure for adoption
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by lousken 1mo ago
What is a tight leash? Human developer and human reviewer? Or is AI reviewer good enough? ... Couple years ago people were copying code from other parts of a codebase or stackoverflow, now they copy it from some blackbox AI. Do we need a sp
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by lousken 1mo ago
Are we testing the model or the harness? If benchmarks show certain numbers it should perform as such without it
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by lousken 1mo ago
So it's not vibe coding anymore. Now it is agentic engineering. I just can't...
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by lousken 1mo ago
And that includes gtk3 bloat I am assuming, gtk2 would be even better. But 30MB for a weather app sounds acceptable to me.
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by lousken 1mo ago
I am pretty sure xfce4 weather plugin takes a lot less.
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by lousken 1mo ago
If you use a wrong metric you get wrong results.
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by lousken 1mo ago
Do I still own the device if I can't remove what I want?
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by lousken 1mo ago
The sooner it pops, the better. Later on it will be even worse.
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by lousken 2mo ago
I had been using ai since gpt3.5 and after so many years of bullshit I am also sick and tired of everything related to it. First ai push at work was dumb, now i feel like second push is coming and I do not want to go through slop again. Int
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by lousken 2mo ago
I am surprised they don't record a decrease, maybe this year could be better?
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by lousken 2mo ago
There are many reasons but it's just rare books - in general: they are setting a precedent for people to pirate instead of using libraries. In general companies are trying really hard to make people switch back to torrenting, pirate si
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by lousken 2mo ago
If i recall correctly, they had permission from physical libraries to use their copies as well, so it wasn't just a single copy but many copies, just one of them was converted into digital. Still wasn't enough apparently...
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by lousken 2mo ago
That's why archive.org should have never been sued for lending books they had physical copy of. This is the result. Publishers should be more careful what they wish for.
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by lousken 2mo ago
my question exactly - it was announced months ago on IO
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by lousken 2mo ago
They see their dashboard, when the number is high, they want to get the number low as fast as possible. If the number is close to zero, they want to see zero. It is that simple. They do not care if the issue is in a piece of code that is ne
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by lousken 2mo ago
It depends, I guess if they still dont care about losing money or they already had subscriptions then they keep using them, likely either openai or anthropic. If they noticed the bill going up, like with github copilot, they are looking at
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by lousken 2mo ago
Yea, so? Gemini just has to move above kimi first.

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