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by user43928 5d ago
Storing private secrets in your public client is easy to avoid for anyone halfway competent. We are all professionals here. Turn on the secrets scan in GitLab, and put in your release checklist to have the AI audit the usage of secrets in y
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by user43928 6d ago
This is not as obvious as many naively believe. It depends on how hard to maintain the code added is, how likely it needs to change in the future, and most importantly on the cost. If reviewing and manually improving the code takes hours, t
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by user43928 6d ago
Yes. The key point being that this concerns a new paper about OpenAI's result rather than the paper Buckmaster and Alpöge were working on.
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by user43928 6d ago
They specifically say in the post how React Native was the correct decision and that it worked well for them. Now it's a different situation as implementation has become incredibly cheap.
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by user43928 6d ago
The data wasn't used, it just does not line up with the time frame. And for the usage data they do use, when you leave the relevant 'Help improve the model' toggle on, everyone working at the labs says it isn't used in t
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by user43928 6d ago
That's also incorrect. My understanding is that they asked the independent researcher to improve OpenAI's AI generated proof and be the lead author of the paper to publish OpenAI's result. This is the paper where they did not
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by user43928 6d ago
How about the fact that it almost certainly did not happen? I read today that OpenAI after investigation was able to categorically rule out that usage data from before beginning of July could have affected the system that was used.
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by user43928 6d ago
I could buy four of them for ~20k. That's like four years of ChatGPT + Claude subscription. Eight years if only ChatGPT, or sixteen years of the Pro 5x subscription.
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by user43928 6d ago
That's 1/3 of GPT 5.6 Luna. It seems rather close to me. But great that we have a new leader in performance/price in that segment.
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by user43928 6d ago
So you don't use agentic AI to develop a large mobile app and you think my take is naive? I also used to work full time as a Android developer for five years, and I'm pretty sure I know better than you about the quality of my app
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by user43928 6d ago
Who cares, unless you pay? A one star review, on the other hand, can have a material impact on the search ranking and consequently my revenue.
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by user43928 6d ago
That's the part covered by the other model's review. That together with manually verifying the functionality results in output that works.
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by user43928 6d ago
I have been getting these comments often here, including concerns about my non existent backend's security. Last time, when I pointed out that the attack surface for mobile apps is typically very small, some users started to talk about
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by user43928 6d ago
I use Codex and Claude Code desktop apps. I generally use only the SOTA, now Astra and Fable 5.1, Opus 5 when Fable runs out. I don't know if Gemini is suitable. I had few issues with my native iOS app, the results are just decent afte
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by user43928 6d ago
I missed that. I'd order a cheap Android phone to have a device in hand instead of working only with the simulator.
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by user43928 6d ago
You just install it on your phone and use the app. Maintainability concerns are entirely overblown by people who don't use agentic AI to develop large mobile apps, but anyway give their opinion as if they had that experience. I put in
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by user43928 6d ago
That decision is easy: do users leave bad reviews for bundling a few hundred MB of Chromium? Do they leave bad reviews if your app malfunctions due to the system webview behaving differently than the Chromium version you tested with? Forget
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by user43928 6d ago
I work in enterprise
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by user43928 6d ago
If it's actually comparable in practice that would be very impressive. I am yet to try a DeepSeek model. From the pricing, it's 3x cheaper on cache, 1/3 more expensive on input, and equal on output compared to GPT 5.6 Luna. I
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by user43928 6d ago
I have no interest in using a headset in public or doing work on one. Watching movies on a big screen would be interesting, but they still do not sell the device in my country in Europe, so I had no way to demo it and judge whether the qua
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by user43928 6d ago
The reason they gave was that with TouchID it can be unlocked consistently both when folded or unfolded. For FaceID they would need to include that hardware twice, also under the display in the inner screen.
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by user43928 7d ago
In my location I can order the Z Fold 8 for cheaper than the 18 Pro Max, and I can see in the price history that it has also been available for cheaper than the regular 18 Pro. If I wouldn't at the moment focus on developing iOS apps,
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by user43928 7d ago
It's a bit disappointing that it's 50g heavier than the Z Fold 8, and similar to the Pixel 9 Pro fold in weight and thickness, at 254 g / 5.2 mm / 11.3 mm.
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by user43928 7d ago
As an engineer in a high cost of living location, you can buy this phone and still save some money in the same month. However, maybe you can't buy a house there. For that you'd have to be a millionaire.
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by user43928 7d ago
It's an interesting question. Some napkin math: Let's say we serve a Fable class model on 8x B300. From Kimi K3 metrics, with 8x concurrent streams, we would achieve 55-60 tok/s per stream, matching Fable 5.1 throughput. 432
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by user43928 7d ago
I was thinking that the training is more curated, so that the methods are learned from experts, and that measurably successful behavior is reinforced. Throwing in random chats with some sentiment analysis doesn't seem like the most pro
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by user43928 7d ago
Directionally we are seeing demand for more compute. It's a reasonable assumption that data centers that are set up for large power usage and cooling will be valuable. Claiming the opposite based on, well, nothing at all, in order to f
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by user43928 7d ago
As long as the data centers are utilized and generating revenue, I see no reason for a correction or any misallocation of capital for the infrastructure buildout. And today these data centers are fully utilized. OpenAI tweeted today that t
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by user43928 7d ago
I am building an app and I need illustrations. Hiring someone is out of the question. Previously, I would either not have illustrations or try to fit a stock image to my use case. Now I can just generate illustrations that fit my use case w
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by user43928 8d ago
All that I have seen OpenAI employees "admit" is that if you press the Thumbs up button on a response, this can be used as a signal for training. That's it. The rest appears to be wild speculation.

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