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by syspec 7mo ago
RooCode is a better version of ClaudeCode than ClaudeCode. No affiliation, just a fan.
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by syspec 7mo ago
I guess that's why it's called comedy.
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by syspec 7mo ago
Still works, just Aussie
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by syspec 8mo ago
This looks awesome, but darn, the idea of having to take it everyday? I know some people would sign up for that, but I guess I'm not ready for that.
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by syspec 8mo ago
I think this title is doing more harm than good. Both are great languages
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Ben Affleck: Al is overhyped, explains why it is not replacing artists [video](old.reddit.com)
3 points by syspec 8mo ago|0 comments
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by syspec 8mo ago
I think its what was sent out
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by syspec 8mo ago
I think this is super cool, but the combative tone doesn't bode well for relying on it in case I find issues or want to submit a PR.
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by syspec 9mo ago
Yes! Completely agree! So hard to debug. Nearly impossible to set breakpoints (they disappear in refresh).
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by syspec 9mo ago
Sometimes the AI is all too good at writing tests. I agree with the idea, I do it too, but you need to make sure the test don't just validate the incorrect behavior or that the code is not updated to pass the test in a way that actuall
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by syspec 9mo ago
Don't worry, the 99% reduction in battery materials is just a strategic pivot to an 'asset-light' approach. The 4680 supply chain isn't collapsing, it’s just being 'optimized' for a future where cars apparently
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by syspec 9mo ago
I used to do this with Karma test runner. The best part was how it didn't try to capture everything, so debugging with breakpoints was really easy. I like Vitest browser mode, but it's a pain to just "detach" for a speci
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by syspec 9mo ago
> This announcement is more than just a headline—it's validation of our pioneering work with General AI Agents. Anyone else thought this was satire when they read that as the second line in the announcement? I literally laughed, the
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by syspec 9mo ago
Prompt injection?
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by syspec 9mo ago
Alls they need to do is make extensions much much easier to build, especially extensions that render HTML. That's vscode's moat. Anytime the same extension exist in both vscode and jetbrains, the jetbrains version is clunky, crash
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by syspec 10mo ago
According to the report, 52% of all open-source AI is used for *roleplaying*. They attribute it to fewer content filters and higher creativity. I'm pretty surprised by that, but I guess that also selects for people who would use openr
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by syspec 10mo ago
There are actually a lot of those! One of the best things about using them is that you can swap models around at will. I love to switch models and ask them what they thought of the previous models answer
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by syspec 10mo ago
Thank you Claude.
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by syspec 10mo ago
Source: "trust me bro"
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by syspec 10mo ago
You keep mentioning that in this thread, but a11y on a Mac is considered the gold standard. Security on a Mac, the same (SIP, Keychain, Secure Enclave, great tools for fleet management) What specifically is in violation of "#a11y or se
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by syspec 10mo ago
2.5 flash and 2.5 Pro were just sitting back and watching? The problem with Google is that someone had to show them how to make a product out of the thing, which Open AI did. Then Anthropic taught them to make a more specific product out of
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by syspec 10mo ago
I have "unlimited" access to both Gemini 2.5 Pro and Claude 4.5 Sonnet through work. From my experience, both are capable and can solve nearly all the same complex programming requests, but time and time again Gemini spits out re
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by syspec 10mo ago
Hmm... it basically says that real power in the US isn’t with the government anymore, but with giant tech companies and the rich weirdos behind them. These rich weirdos run the show through apps, platforms, and algorithms that decide what p
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by syspec 10mo ago
Me: I built this insane 3D multilingual AI avatar platform with real-time conversation, full enterprise stack, 47 languages, and Unreal Engine You: Can bypass US Treasury sanctions and open a Stripe account
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by syspec 1y ago
This post reads less like an engineering deep dive and more like a Xeon product brochure that wandered into a video game blog. They casually name-drop every Intel optimization short of tattooing "Hyperthreaded" on their foreheads.
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by syspec 1y ago
I think one thing they need to focus on is making extensions easier to create. I'm a big fan of Intelli-J, but VS Code is eating their lunch with AI agent plugins. I'm assuming it's because it's much easier to create the
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by syspec 1y ago
> about US$2.5 billion on stock-based compensation, nearly double the amount from the first half of last year. Wow! 2.5B in stock based compensation
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by syspec 1y ago
Wouldn't it stand to reason that they would provide a sort of utility for a collegue as they read through the generated code.
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by syspec 1y ago
This is awesome! Downloaded it and played with it and as a non Kagi user, I'm impressed! But please please let me select text! I wanted to look up a word, so I double taped it to select it, then I realized non of the text in the articl
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by syspec 1y ago
This article leans HARD into the noble savage trope. It critiques Western justice for being reductive, then idealizes indigenous systems without asking the same hard questions. It ends up mirroring the same blind spots it thought it was exp

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