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by steve-atx-7600 8d ago
Seems insane. It isn’t that had to use anthropic managed agents to build something similar - work with an in house version that I think is superior. I’m sure Devin is a good fit for some companies…but struggling to see where Devin adds $2
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by steve-atx-7600 9d ago
I want an e-reader that can handle narration. Actually immersive reading - https://storyteller-platform.dev - without paying Amazon. This is possible on a kindle running KOReader, but it's very slow loading for large book
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by steve-atx-7600 9d ago
Thanks for mentioning this. It makes me feel better about stumbling with metal math in front of some colleagues that are faster.
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by steve-atx-7600 12d ago
You would not expect the developers of the model to optimize for a well known benchmark?
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by steve-atx-7600 12d ago
I have a feeling that if they already thought like that, they wouldn’t be using IBM legacy stacks in 2026.
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by steve-atx-7600 12d ago
There is so much business software out there and ecosystems that have evolved around it. Systems still running cobol on IBM mainframes; or, more "modern" stacks like Java apps running in IBM websphere. There are relatively small
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by steve-atx-7600 12d ago
I agree about the shepherding role. But, I'm not sure about how hands-off the shepherding will be at well-run companies. I work on pricing software for a regulated industry. If I were to start over again from scratch on some of the s
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by steve-atx-7600 13d ago
looks like it worked :)
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by steve-atx-7600 27d ago
“ Name another service that does what they do for FREE (and no ads) at this scale” and is reliable is the question
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by steve-atx-7600 28d ago
Hopefully because they’re focusing on having relevance in the future. It’s sad as a gen Xer to see Japanese electronics companies fading away.
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
Same here. Same with not downing the harshest rye whiskey again. Executive function something or other …
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
It isn’t racist to acknowledge that some schools select students based on factors other than demonstrated aptitude. In the last ten years it was a fad in the US to not require SAT scores until folks realized this was dumb and reversed cour
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
Maybe I’m missing something. How is codex desktop more feature rich that Claude desktop? Aren’t they about the same now? I actually found codex desktop cloud mode to be more difficult to use in the codex desktop vs Claude because i have
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
Ive been using 5.6 sol xhigh everyday since it launched. It does feel slower than it used to be. Fast mode seems useless now - burns through tokens without a noticeable speed gain for me now.
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
"So we are going back to blue books..." exactly. And, it is also efficient. You just need a proctor to ID the test taker and make sure they aren't using AI to cheat in order to verify that the student learned something whic
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
charge more for it. its fine if free customers dont have service. dont break paying customers
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
gitlab self hosted though? no outage. i remember equivalent functionality at my last job taking this path
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
curious about methodology. ive seen them post results for claude/codex when they only ran over benchmarks 3 times per model...
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
how hard could it be these days for a mid to large size eng company to have their own gitlab/hub type solution hosted in aws
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
#0-nines
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
are you sure its actually two nines and not zero?
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by steve-atx-7600 1mo ago
WTF. Outage every month if not multiple. Even for paying enterprise plans. Also, doesn't even have RAG offering.
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
Well then, the credible, perv glasses wearing authority on AI has spoken
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
Re the part about the brain associating how you feel at the moment / how you think you are performing with how you judge yourself as a person: I recommend reading Steve Hayes work / ACT therapy including this video for acute dist
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
Sounds like you need to switch jobs.
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
Great. Wake me up when they have model that works as well (quality and speed) as gpt 5.6 xhigh on most software engineering problems.
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
And you need the right genes to bulk up like Arnold back in the day
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
I can see that. I’m just afraid to sync too much time into complex routing schemes when I get pretty consistently good results out of got 5.6 or fabel. For code reviews, I’ll try the best flash and grok at the time but they just don’t com
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
How much time do you spend on your setup vs getting a lot of stuff shipped by paying for fabel 5? For me, not using the best model is a huge opportunity cost since my company can afford it.
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by steve-atx-7600 2mo ago
Artificial analysis always seemed sketchy as hell. If you read some of there methodology you’ll see a lot of <=3 repetitions on a particular pass for a given model. So low for calling a frontier model over the public internet ????

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