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dbbk

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About dbbk

Making it up as I go along. Meetings and calls!

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    Comment #49242384

    Well if you're spending thousands on API tokens already, you could just drop the same amount on a 128GB MacBook Pro and that's a one time cost.

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    Comment #49241745

    Well that would be enormously inefficient for one thing

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    Comment #49241732

    We're all going to die one day

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    Comment #49241727

    It's a bit annoying you can't set default mode to plan while keeping bypass permissions enabled though

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    Comment #49229095

    You don't sell stuff I guess

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    Comment #49229092

    I'm familiar with the reserved row approach (I use SELECT FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED) and yeah this replenishing idea terrifies me.

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    Comment #49221358

    I didn't say it didn't? Besides, for factual queries that don't need personalisation like that they can aggressively cache them.

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    Comment #49207016

    There is no business model here. This is a terrible outcome.

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    Comment #49206937

    That I just type into Google.

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    Comment #49203525

    I don't understand this at all. Whenever I ask Gemini 3.1 Pro Extended, or Claude 5 Max something in chat, the most I ever wait is maybe 30 seconds. Is that really so bad?

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    Comment #49197409

    You can just tell it not to be verbose...

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    Comment #49196361

    I think all the Opus complaining stemmed really from 4.7 onwards switching to adaptive thinking, which meant a lot of the time it was thinking less or even not at all.

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    Comment #49182938

    This is well documented. Evernote being the main example. They also rebuilt Cabinet completely from scratch.

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    Comment #49181234

    There are no new ideas

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    Comment #49166885

    That goes a long way yes. Most of these products have built up to hundreds or maybe thousands of engineers over the years, and if you can keep it going with just a handful in Italy…

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    Comment #49166875

    Maybe going against the grain but I think their product philosophy is actually really interesting. They basically just buy the database. Then throw out the crappily built product, …

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    Comment #49166859

    What is the point of this?

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    Comment #49136468

    If they were smart, they'd rebrand Grok to Composer. Nobody wants to use the Nazi model.

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    Comment #49125364

    Great idea, no one's ever tried that before

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    Comment #49108823

    Take your slop somewhere else

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    Comment #49097987

    Because the spec wasn't designed it was vibe coded

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    Comment #49090145

    I do for my iPhone yes. It's definitely overkill and certainly not recommended for 99% of people.

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    Comment #49054072

    So you're against all CDNs?

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    Comment #49047435

    If you click on the link you will see that it's not "one single metric" there is literally all the metrics so you can make an informed decision

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    Comment #49039762

    Another benefit is that fast mode can be used on subscription, but Anthropic's won't