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by orangebread 6d ago
I don't think it's an either or situation. We are on the precipice of a paradigm that's barely comprehensible to the average populace. There needs to be a conversation first before anything is decided. Everyone is too quick o
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by orangebread 1mo ago
Very cool setup. I went down a similar path and while it is definitely cool to see the extent of how agentic AI can be, I agree the ROI isn't _quite_ there yet. I don't live in a world where I need to be constantly reading and rep
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by orangebread 1mo ago
Seems like a form of expressing gratitude for the food you're about to eat, and not an exclusive practice to Buddhism or Christianity. There is an intrinsic spiritual element to giving grace before eating.
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by orangebread 2mo ago
How are there still people who look at all this advancement and the only thing they can utter is "it's not there yet?" It's clearly here, and if it's not to these nerds' expectations, it'll prob meet it in
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by orangebread 3mo ago
Wow, I did not expect this much response from my comment. First, let me say I am not flexing. I am very willing and happy to share HOW I'm able to achieve high quality code through my workflows and what my loops look like. I am current
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by orangebread 3mo ago
I think this guy is using AI differently than me. Since Opus 4.6 and GPT 5.3, I have been able to absolutely crush my coding work. Boris might be embellishing how he ONLY writes loops, but for the most part I am just handing off planning do
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by orangebread 4mo ago
The Crash Override boot up screen tho. HACK THE PLANET!
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by orangebread 4mo ago
BOOO RELEASE THE MODEL ALREADY GAWD
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by orangebread 4mo ago
My brain is bleeding after reading this strange ass manifesto.
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by orangebread 4mo ago
You can use STT and include a workflow that automatically extracts the requirements (filters all the um's, ah's, pauses) and it becomes more like an interaction where you act as the Product Owner/Manager and Codex is your Arc
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by orangebread 4mo ago
Human systems have a critical bottleneck, it's run by humans. That doesn't mean it's necessarily a flaw, but it means all systems are corruptible if it's run by corrupted humans. And I mean this for any sort of system fr
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by orangebread 4mo ago
And then you have a ready-made worm kabob, ready to roast and eat! Infinite food exploit unlocked.
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by orangebread 4mo ago
People wonder why the state of the world is the way it is. Traumatized child expresses themselves the only way they know how? Let's beat them, surely this is the solution not creating a safe environment. The cycle continues.
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by orangebread 5mo ago
Does this imply there's room for ethically-sourced AI? I've always thought that at some point there would be some sort of p2p-style way of people contributing their compute resources to training AI models that are distributed for
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by orangebread 5mo ago
Right, I'm including my own observations in what the leaderboard is showing. Could be confirmation bias, but I use both Opus and GPT extensively and since GPT 5.4 I have noticed that Opus doesn't even begin to touch GPT's lev
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by orangebread 5mo ago
How do we know that AI isn't feeling genuine surprise then?
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by orangebread 5mo ago
Wow. This benchmark definitely feels more accurate than the other rankings I've seen. My experience with gpt 5.4/5.5 is that they are technically flawless and if there are any technical issues that is because the input didn't
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by orangebread 6mo ago
Depends on what you qualify as proof. Much of what I said was experiential and corroborated with other people who have had similar experiences as I've had. I know that in the scientific world it would be dismissed without as much a gla
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by orangebread 6mo ago
This is a tricky topic to navigate because from a materialist perspective consciousness is the side effect of biochemical mechanisms. And many will point to the brain as the obvious container of our consciousness as a bullet to the head ver
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by orangebread 6mo ago
You bring up an interesting point, but I would pose the following: where does will come from? To me, consciousness is the seat, or root, of where will comes from. Let's say you get expert level surgeon or politician training, what then
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by orangebread 6mo ago
I posted my own comment but I agree with you. Our modern society likes to claim we are somehow "more intelligent" than our predecessors/ancestors. I couldn't disagree more. We have not changed in terms of intelligence fo
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by orangebread 6mo ago
As an engineer who is also spiritual at the core, it seems obvious to me the missing piece: consciousness. Hear me out. I love AI and have been using it since ChatGPT 3.5. The obvious question when I first used it was "does this qualif
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by orangebread 7mo ago
Don't apologize for your truth. A lot of people on reddit/HN fancy themselves as free-thinkers and the moment something contradicts their reality they reveal themselves to be as emotionally vulnerable as the rest of humanity.
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by orangebread 7mo ago
This is clever as heck. Great job!
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by orangebread 8mo ago
Yeah, I get there's nuance between all of them. I ranked Minimax higher for its agentic capabilities. In my own usage, Minimax's tool calling is stronger than Deepseek's and GLM.
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by orangebread 8mo ago
I haven't used qwen3 max yet, but my gut feeling is that they are benchmaxxing. If I were to rate the open models worth using by rank it'd be: - Minimax - GLM - Deepseek
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by orangebread 10mo ago
In my experience development has become too compartmentalized. This is why this game of telephone is so inefficient and frustrating just to implement basic features. The rise of AI actually is also raising (from my observations) the enginee
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by orangebread 11mo ago
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by orangebread 11mo ago
WARNING: This guy's site is a trap for people with ADHD/OCD -- the ease at which I was sucked into every link on his site made me nope the heck out. Beautiful work though.
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by orangebread 1y ago
i would watch this parody on sora

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