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by noname120 6d ago
It prevents unauthorized access from OpenAI’s model training.
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by noname120 6d ago
Same here on Pro 20x, Switzerland
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by noname120 8d ago
Which OS are you using? On macOS I don’t have any of the issues you reported. It’s snappy and fast, no freezes whatsoever and sane shortcuts.
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by noname120 9d ago
Could you elaborate?
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by noname120 9d ago
I’m disappointed they did. M365 represents a tiny proportion of the budget especially in light of the high Swiss salaries in government (~ $100-250k per employee per year) and all the surrounding infrastructure costs. Microsoft software bec
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by noname120 16d ago
The elephant in the room is that ChatGPT Work/Codex use agentic quota, whereas Chat doesn’t (and is effectively unlimited on Plus and Pro plans). On this principle I’ve built Codexify[1], a connector that provides a Codex environment t
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by noname120 24d ago
It’s an en dash, not an em dash ;)
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by noname120 27d ago
Maybe he meant EUrouter? But it seems to be an entirely different thing: unified API for models vs a token marketplace
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by noname120 2mo ago
Hi! Any chance you may have tangential positions opening in Zürich?
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by noname120 2mo ago
Apart from the local scaffolding you can configure very few parameters, and the ones you can configure are the ones that don’t matter
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by noname120 2mo ago
Gosh I thought I had edited it to macOS 15, now it’s too late
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by noname120 2mo ago
macOS 17 is decisively faster on my MacBook Air M1 16 GB than macOS 26/27 is on my MacBook Pro M2 Max 32 GB. And I don’t mean just the animations themselves but lag/sluggishness/responsiveness in general.
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by noname120 2mo ago
Long-acting antiretroviral injection ≠ vaccine
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by noname120 2mo ago
Not true. This is the case for the API, not for subscriptions: they are hard capped at 400k.
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by noname120 2mo ago
Not true. Try to increase the context window and you will be greeted with an error when you reach the real limit enforced server-side.
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by noname120 2mo ago
Source?
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by noname120 2mo ago
Your comment is not substantiated at all.
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by noname120 2mo ago
ChatGPT 5.6 Sol Pro believes that the proof is sound. Usually it’s very good at determining if proofs are correct and their mistakes (a friend of mine is a top mathematician researcher and confirmed): https://chatgpt.com/sha
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by noname120 2mo ago
Given that both Gemini 3.5 Flash (high) and Gemini 3 Flash Preview (medium) beat GPT-5.6 Sol (high) for correctness and score in your benchmarks I don’t trust them at all. The rest of the ranking also doesn’t make sense, like GPT-5.3-Codex
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by noname120 3mo ago
AI fluff
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by noname120 3mo ago
I agree, it’s so much better than Docker Desktop, Podman, and Colima. And not just by a small margin, it feels several orders of magnitude faster and more lightweight thanks to its WSL2-like architecture.
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by noname120 3mo ago
The Codex app slows to a crawl after a few back and forths. In fact it’s so bad that I had to completely switch to CLI, where at least it’s the optimized terminal that takes care of the rendering rather than whatever monstrous electron scaf
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by noname120 3mo ago
Claude is entirely vibecoded and it shows
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by noname120 4mo ago
Not true, they collectively lose investors if they become less attractive. Probably not an overnight thing, but if people are told that index funds are not attractive anymore then increasingly fewer people will put their money in them vs a
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by noname120 4mo ago
It was true 6 months ago, not anymore. Frontier models now outperform developers on many tasks, be it on quality/readability/maintainability, and let’s not talk about speed…
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by noname120 4mo ago
It’s off-topic.
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by noname120 4mo ago
I’ve never heard a single time social media companies say that social media would spread democracy. Sounds like a straw man to me
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by noname120 4mo ago
Do they have a choice? It’s either that or they are shown the door, in which case they will probably be replaced by worse local alternatives in terms of freedom of speech and gov influence
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by noname120 4mo ago
This is the ludicrous part: > LinkedIn rejected the request on the grounds that protecting that data took precedence. Guess that implies that paying takes precedence on data protection
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by noname120 5mo ago
That’s only the high-level radioactive waste. There is also the intermediate-level with long life radioactive waste that is problematic. Overall you’re right, it’s much less of a concern than many people seem to think, but no point in downp

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