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flux3125
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Comment #49032287
> If OpenAI had done this, the attack would not have happened But then how would they market their product?
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Comment #48617363
And now he's part of the confusing comment section lol
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Comment #48577877
Max 60 bucks a month. More than that and I'd just move to local qwen 35b or some other cheaper model on openrouter.
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Comment #48525726
This reminds me of Coconut Simulator
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Comment #48412890
Sorry, I forgot to add "on Linux" at the end. Still, that's a nice one!
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Comment #48412314
I'm curious if there's a program that uses a simple detection model for UX components to locate clickable areas. This would allow for global navigation similar to VimiumC
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Comment #48397483
It's called Time Series Forecasting
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Comment #48375431
They'll not only do it, but they'll also wrap it in a huge fat rounded border
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Comment #48311597
> It's also never deleted anything it shouldn't or done anything crazy or unrelated to what I asked Until it does. A simple curl request to a compromised website could inject a mal…
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Comment #48106691
> Don't listen to him That's the idea
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Comment #48084049
You're absolutely right!
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Comment #48065672
At least it doesn't know my age Oh wait
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Comment #48065548
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Comment #47838252
Point 2 is so true, I definitely find myself spending more time reading code vs writing it. LLMs can teach you a lot, but it's never the same as actually sitting down and doing it …
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Comment #47804715
I was (positively) surprised that this didn't involve any AI.
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Comment #47798813
Code quality and IDEs aren't going anywhere, especially in complex enterprise systems. AI has improved a lot, but we're still far from a "forget about code" world.
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Comment #47794118
They are okay for vibe coding throw-away projects without spending your Anthrophic/OAI tokens
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Comment #47793557
You ARE the training data
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Comment #47790442
I stopped using Ollama a couple of months ago. Not out of frustration, but because llama.cpp has improved a lot recently with router mode, hot-swapping, a modern and simple web UI,…
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Comment #47790090
> so llama-swap can load Just in case you haven't seen it yet, llama.cpp now has a router mode that lets you hot-swap models. I've switched over from llama-swap and have been happy…
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Comment #47757236
In my experience if you're coding or doing something that requires precision, quantizing the kv cache is definitely not worth it. If you're just chatting or doing less precise thin…
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Comment #47719494
> but with people throwing money behind it, there’s a plan to extract value from the user base from day one. They'll start injecting ads in your commit messages, forcing you to sub…
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Comment #47694938
Finally Claude Code can now control Claude Code