tomlis

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   by tomlis 5mo ago

   amelius was saying that tongue-in-cheek.
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   by tomlis 7mo ago

   I really don't think that's true. Think Uber vs. Lyft. I know I distinguish between the two even if the experience is usually about the same and people I know where this has come up in conversation generally see Lyft as "off-
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   by tomlis 7mo ago

   gpt-5.3-codex isn't available via the API yet. Pretty sure they were only testing via API access.
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   by tomlis 7mo ago

   Yeah. One of the patterns I've fallen into looks a bit like this: 1. I have some new task I need/want to do. 2. For whatever reason, it's not something I want to do myself if I can avoid it. 3. Have the agent do it the first
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   by tomlis 7mo ago

   As a rule of thumb, most people who say things like " X is useless and a waste" or " Y is revolutionary and is going to change everything by tomorrow" when the dust hasn't even begun to settle are stupid, overly-e
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   by tomlis 7mo ago

   Well, at some point it's up to us to say 'no.' Weekends have not always been a widely accepted ritual[1]. They only became one because of collective action. Dedicating any and all of your free time to work only becomes a norm
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   by tomlis 7mo ago

   The deterministic mixed with LLM approach has been great for me so far. I've been getting a lot of the gains the "do it all with AI" people have been preaching but with far fewer pitfalls. It's sometimes not as fluid as