thefourthchime

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by thefourthchime 4d ago
Really? I gave it a trivial HTML job, and it went off for fifteen minutes. It did eventually did a do a decent job, but I can't wait that long.
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by thefourthchime 5d ago
I haven't looked at the code honestly, but it's a interesting observation. My impression of the way OpenAI is going is instead of making a larger model smarter, they're going wide with just extremely high effort and a lot of
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by thefourthchime 5d ago
If one wants human attention, one must put in human effort
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by thefourthchime 6d ago
Came here to say the exact same thing! People have to stop paying any attention to coding benchmarks that aren't Terminal Bench 4. I noticed I noticed they didn't include Gemini 3.8, which also murders DeepSWE and Terminal Bench 2
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by thefourthchime 8d ago
I asked my agent if I should install this because I already have a bunch of instructions that are similar. For example, if it's going to give me an answer that's longer than three paragraphs, I tell it to give me a TLDR at the end
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by thefourthchime 11d ago
In a sense, they already are. The giant leap in self driving cars we've seen in the last handful of few comes from using transformer models.
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by thefourthchime 12d ago
There's a lot more to it than that. Just going around on the taxi, Take off and landing burns a ton of fuel for these for traditional jet engines. This plane is designed specifically to cost less to operate. I'm pretty sure they f
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by thefourthchime 15d ago
Yes! I have my .md's have "If you respond with more than 3 paragraphs, give me a TLDR" "Do not assume I know all technical jargon, please explain things plainly"
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by thefourthchime 18d ago
Agree, I use Auto 90% of the time. I doubt I'll tell the difference.
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by thefourthchime 18d ago
Cursor Cloud Agents are pretty great, as is Grok Bot which comes with the sub
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by thefourthchime 18d ago
I really get sick of this anti-Elon rhetoric around here. Can we not keep it to technical merits and not get sucked up into politics? The guy's clearly nuts, but he's also done an incredible amount of amazing things.
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by thefourthchime 18d ago
It's a little confusing because Grok and Cursor kinda live in different worlds. Grok has SuperGrok and SuperGrok Heavy ($300 a month!) The best bet is Cursor Ultra ($200), which is the equivalent a month plan that you get from OpenAI a
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by thefourthchime 23d ago
Yep, it's pretty much just illegal dumping.
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by thefourthchime 23d ago
There was a lot of hype about the SU7. They killed it with pre-orders. But their target for the year at 550K isn't gonna happen as they're sold about a 180k so far this year.
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by thefourthchime 23d ago
This smells somewhat legitimate and somewhat BS. The architecture itself looks impressive — TSMC 3nm, a 4+ GHz prime core, tons of cache, and a very wide execution engine. And the claimed Geekbench numbers — around *3,945 single-core and 15
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by thefourthchime 24d ago
I’ll agree with this. I liked grok build, but cost-wise, it’s just not competitive with cursor and codex Personally, I’ve switched to cursor ultra, which picks between about five models to do whatever you want. It's weird not to pick t
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by thefourthchime 24d ago
I recently tried a Cursor ultra and Grokbot. Holy shit, dude. Half the coding I do is for my phone now because Cursor Ultra agents have their own VMs that are spun up specifically for each project. Grok bot has a bunch of agents that'l
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by thefourthchime 24d ago
Do you know the political leanings of every CEO of every product you buy?
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by thefourthchime 24d ago
Is Godwins law now Elons law?
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by thefourthchime 24d ago
Just when I think this place is better than Reddit, here we are.
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by thefourthchime 26d ago
One of the most influential books I ever read was About Face by Alan Cooper. What he said about this bad modal dialogue is that you should simply not ask the user, and let them undo later. This was heresy at the time, but turned out to be t
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by thefourthchime 29d ago
If the problem isn't that hard, I've been using Cursor's Auto or Grok 4.5 (not 4.6, it's too slow). They're both pretty damn competent and more important, Extremely Fast! I find the speed more useful than trying to
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by thefourthchime 1mo ago
It also seemed mostly AI, which made me think, okay, I'll copy and paste this and have a model summarize it for me, but it seemed, I don't know, low effort, not interesting. I didn't even bother. There seems to be this push t
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by thefourthchime 1mo ago
How is this different than, say, OpenClaw, which I've heard people say does the same kind of things? Is it that they each have their own VM?
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by thefourthchime 1mo ago
I was going to comment on that. This is clearly a vibe-coded webpage. It sort of smells like GPT to me, or at least front-end design. But the author clearly went back and forth to make it beautiful. This is not the first output he got. This
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by thefourthchime 1mo ago
There is a category for companies that don’t value making more money. Non profits.
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by thefourthchime 1mo ago
The goal of all companies is to make more money. Nobody likes getting rid of people, actual people (managers) have to do it, and they hate doing it. It's possible that a lot of people get laid off because of AI, but it's also poss
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by thefourthchime 1mo ago
All of these companies are just as cutthroat and want to win as the others. But if your name's not OpenAI and Anthropic, you go on the high horse and say everything should be open source. However, if you had a closed model that was win
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by thefourthchime 1mo ago
Did you also try Opus 5 and 5.6 Sol?
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by thefourthchime 1mo ago
Same I use models for nearly everything. Google only better at: - fast, even the shitty AI results are nearly instant. - some results like actors in a movie, or where to stream are useful - instead of typing a url But that’s it. I never use

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