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cududa

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    I'd actually suggest a great starting point would be a local command reviewer LLM. Could ostensibly be a modern AV type thing. Particularly seeing this lately has driven the need h…

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    Comment #49164951

    Just a note that I think the direction most people are paying attention to is memory bandwidth; thats the real bottleneck and “number go up” but also constraint people are designin…

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    Comment #48999246

    Please for the love of god don't tell me the Codex sandbox is their actual eval harness sandbox????? I maintain my own fork of Codex for "fun". Whenever I look at the sandboxing ch…

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    Comment #48879392

    This is really cool! I’m becoming convinced the optimal UI to engage with agents, long term is going to be something spatial. No idea shape that even takes, though I really feel wh…

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    Comment #48790137

    Right? I also quit Claude Code and switch to Codex over that. Now I’m trying to figure out how I could make an extra $65,000 to never have to be concerned about this nonsense again…

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    Comment #48727677

    Embedded devices absolutely need DDR3 and DDR4

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    Comment #48682110

    I mean it’d take minutes of research to realize people are successfully and efficiently running 4-bit quantized GLM 5.2 on MacStudio 512GB M3 Ultras at over 60 tok/s. K2 2.7 is qui…

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    Comment #48674057

    Ah yes but you can shunt the costs of that off into a public works/ taxpayer funded infrastructure project

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    Comment #48526046

    How do you figure that? “also a reminder that as soon as Chinese models take the lead, they will switch to closed source too” What specifically about their release strategy “remind…

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    Comment #48514571

    I’ve been exceptionally displeased with Claude Code since end of February and switched completely to Codex in April. The blasé way in which one person (Borris) capriciously changes…

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    Comment #48219162

    It doesn’t matter if people have to suddenly live by gas turbines that run 24/7 because why again? Can you repeat that last part back to me but say it a little dumber for me?

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    Comment #47958088

    This might be the best color palette generator I’ve ever seen. I used to work in Operating Systems, and trying to get a good color palette from a photo is HARD. A lot of very smart…

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    Comment #47826555

    I see a deep tree and a shallow tree in the two screenshots, representative of entirely different approaches.

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    Comment #47802653

    You’ve never used the API version versus the $200 plan and set the two at the exact same task, have you?

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    Comment #47735772

    Huh, seriously? Have you ever worked in an office? Perhaps your mental picture of what op is describing might be misaligned? I just always assumed it was a rarer/ more disciplined …

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    Comment #47716229

    “Well, did it work for those people?” “No, it never does. I mean, these people somehow delude themselves into thinking it might, but…… …But it might work for us!”

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    Comment #47668056

    Remember when they shipped that version that didn't actually start/ run? At work we were goofing on them a bit, until I said "Wait how did their tests even run on that?" And we rea…

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    Comment #47651498

    That guy has his own form of AI psychosis

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    Comment #47598607

    When you say it’s not a massive codebase, I’m curious, what are you comparing it to?

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    Comment #47031461

    Good. It’s always insane to me that they get 1% of the iPhone CPU cost of ~$68 or something there around. There was a lawsuit in 2020 or 2021 where some evidence was unsealed showi…

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    Comment #46901309

    Sure but that doesn't mean it'll perfectly retrieve information it's trained on. There's a lot of conflicting sources, hallucinations, etc.

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    Comment #46700518

    Fantasy price for your personal usage or the personal usage of most average consumers/ software engineers, sure. It bears repeating: you're not the target audience. They've been in…

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    Comment #46700383

    Thanks for sharing. Very … interesting. Just trying to understand why the heck would React be the best tool here?