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moshegramovsky
14d ago
100% this. I was a huge Gemini fan, and I think the model itself is still very good. But Antigravity is absolutely horrible. It routinely writes broken code and then ends up in a short term cycle of reverting and re-implementing. It's
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moshegramovsky
3mo ago
I have mostly enjoyed AI programming and I do like using Codex. The truth is that it sometimes makes me more way more productive, but not usually. Many days are spent writing specs and babysitting prompts and it can suck. Even expensive Cod
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moshegramovsky
3mo ago
I've criticized Antigravity in this same conversation, but Google Gemini is good at coding. Even Flash 3.5 low is good at coding. The problem is that Google isn't hungry anymore and it really really really shows in how much they&
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moshegramovsky
3mo ago
Facebook is ethically challenged and that's putting it very very very mildly. Yes, they have unlimited money, but at a certain point, it comes across like a rich dude at a bar telling a beautiful woman that he'll buy her a diamond
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moshegramovsky
3mo ago
I am a huge fan of Google Gemini, but Antigravity is not a good product. Just recently I've had issues with: * Repeated instances of incorrect code insertion that the agent cannot clean up. Sure, version control, but this is often happ
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moshegramovsky
5mo ago
Hannah Arendt wrote about the collapse of shared truth in societies. Trump is in some terrible company, literally and figuratively.
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moshegramovsky
6mo ago
It isn't any different. Hypocrisy, along with greed, is ruining the world.
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moshegramovsky
6mo ago
Unfortunately, you are 100% correct. Trump was never going to deliver because he's the living, breathing embodiment of two things: Dunning-Kruger, and the ethos of disgusting corporate greed/abuse that's ruining the country.
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moshegramovsky
6mo ago
Right but you act like nothing can be done about that. If you outsource enough then don't count on the US government to protect you overseas. Go ahead and risk nationalization. The very fact that we are having this discussion shows how
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moshegramovsky
6mo ago
Did you write a patronizing comment because you don't have an intellectual argument? Making comments about an abusive visa program isn't crying. Nowhere have I said immigrants are to blame, nor have I said that we should stop immi
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moshegramovsky
6mo ago
You're definitely not wrong but I still voted for Kamala because I didn't want Trump to burn the country down.
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moshegramovsky
6mo ago
That's MAGA for you. They're not even complaining (very much) about super high gas prices. They absolutely excoriated Biden when the price went up even a nickel. MAGA will sacrifice absolutely anything for their king.
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moshegramovsky
6mo ago
I appreciate the information. However, labor Arbitrage affects millions of American workers. It probably affects tens of millions. I just cannot fathom that companies today have any positive ethical reasons for wanting to participate. It gi
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moshegramovsky
6mo ago
I work in Bellevue, WA, and there are a lot of Indians. How many are on H-1B? I I don't know. Anyway, I am a life long Democrat, but the Democratic Party needs to do something huge for American workers (like single payer healthcare) or
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moshegramovsky
6mo ago
H-1B exists to make unfathomably rich corporations and people even more unfathomably rich. That's the only reason. That's why we don't have single payer. How can corporations function if employees don't equate job loss w
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moshegramovsky
6mo ago
By taxes, do you mean buying Trump's crypto?
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moshegramovsky
6mo ago
I don't understand why American workers would support this program at this scale. Furthermore, I believe universities and other similar researchy/affiliated non-profits are exempt from the hiring caps. I just cannot imagine execut
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moshegramovsky
6mo ago
I heard it's because she wouldn't settle his 10 billion lawsuit grift.
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moshegramovsky
8mo ago
You don't have to shop at Amazon. I know I don't. Anymore.
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moshegramovsky
8mo ago
> I still use them but find that more of the time is spent arguing with it and correcting problems with it than actually getting any useful product. I feel the same. They're better at some things yes, but also worse at other things.
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moshegramovsky
8mo ago
> If you ask people (who are not doctors) to remember this time they will likely tell you this is what they remember. I also do have tons of anecdotal accounts of doctors saying the Covid 19 vaccine is safe and you can find many yourself
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8mo ago
> There are 800000k patients who die or are seriously injured by a misdiagnosis every year. Yes, I once sat in a recovery room with my Mom after she had been given too much propofol during an endoscopy. Despite the fact that her breathin
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moshegramovsky
8mo ago
I cleaned it up with an LLM. Is there a problem with that? Sorry, I should be clear: do you have a problem with that?
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moshegramovsky
8mo ago
This definitely matches my experience. Gemini 2.5 was genuinely impressive. I even talked it up here. I was a proper fanboy and really enjoyed using it. Gemini 3 is still good at certain things, but it is clearly worse than 2.5 when it come
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8mo ago
> The proper decorum here is if the doctor made the wrong diagnosis. All fees and causal charges made by the doctor must be fully refunded and paid for. It’s only fair given the premium they were originally given to make a false diagnosi
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8mo ago
> This was something many many doctors originally claimed was completely safe. I never heard any doctors claim any of the covid vaccines were completely safe. Do you mind if I ask which doctors, exactly? Not institutions, not vibes, not
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moshegramovsky
10mo ago
Are you serious? People don't need religion to be moral. If what I see from religion these days is any indicator, I am extremely happy we kept our kids far far far away from it. From all of it. I will concede that not all religion is b
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moshegramovsky
11mo ago
Annie Hall made me love her and hate Woody Allen.
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moshegramovsky
1y ago
I know about these: https://registry.khronos.org/OpenGL/extensions/AMD/AMD_gpu_s... https://registry.khronos.org/OpenGL/extensions/AMD/AMD_gpu_s... Does the author know if ther
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moshegramovsky
1y ago
I saw her speak once many years ago. We would all be lucky to have a life as long and impactful as hers. May her memory be a blessing / זכרונה לברכה
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