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I agree, the whole 'developers don't code' AI defense was pretty ridiculous. I also concur that development is going to get a lot harder. Anyone that has successfully used AI codin…

"For decades, logic and CS researchers have known what reasoning is." ... this is a fairly significant overstatement. There is not complete agreement on this term and our understan…

I think this should probably be scoped to 'generic router systems that don't understand query context' are not useful. We have had lots of good results with routers that understand…

Better than Cities: Skylines II turned out to be.

I think a lot of were already using Mermaid and/or Python/Matplotlib(etc) for this. What would be the advantages to Flint?

"End times are nothing new, it's the historic default mode." -- might be the smartest thing I have read in many weeks.

The entire domain of NP-Complete problems would beg to differ with you.

About 90% of my coding is on Qwen 3.6 27b and Open Code with some custom skills and Semble. It is NOT as smart as CC or Codex but its enough to get most of my work done. I didn't s…

In the US -- once our nation finishes attacking our own education system -- this is definitely something a group of academic institutions could get together and accomplish. I assum…

From what I can tell the majority of developers here have moved into the "Anger" stage.

A mod that fixed a bug that prevented certain buffs from working when mounted for the Magus class / Arcane Rider archetype in Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous. It also managed to …

I had a locally hosted model write its own semantic search system that indexed 250,000 documentation and code files and then write a fully functioning mod for one of the games I pl…

I am a 'fan' of Open Web UI, but the document editing mode is a compelling feature that Open Web UI does not have. I'll probably wait a while before trying Odysseus... let the inev…

In a related story... I got led on by Eliza. I tried to have a productive conversation and she just kept asking me redundant questions. It's obvious that she was trying to extend t…

I have exposure to AI initiatives at several companies including a few F500's. I have seen teams dump huge logs into frontier models that took hours to get so-so results that we we…

Great article, enjoyed reading it.

"It's one of the few places where otherwise smart people make confident statements that they don't even realize they can't support until they're asked to try." It's 'one' of the fe…

So about a year ago I wrote my own attempt at something like this using vector indexing and BM25 (the latest version uses CocoIndex, I had a custom coded solution using ChromaDB be…

A more insidious related pathology- marital induced projected LLMorphism... where your wife constantly accuses you of having the personality of a large language model.

Yes, the problem was having a system where the AI could delete the database.

Great work! Though I see some people criticizing the usefulness of this. Are they being sarcastic are just really not understanding what is being discussed here? I can't tell. Mayb…

The general take here seems to be "everything eventually passes". That isn't always true. I wonder how many people have a primary computing device that they don't even have full co…

This looks like one of the rare instances where a company tried to balance their commercial interests with the interest of the fans of their products. I don't see why people would …

Does it seem to anyone else that author's have created a definition for 'vibe coding' that is specifically designed to justify their paper? Also that their premise is based on the …

Want to second this. Asking the model to create a work of fiction and it complying isn't a pathology. Mozart wasn't "hallucinating" when he created "The Marriage of Figaro".