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ilc

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    Comment #49196838

    Having audited one code harness (Qwen Code) in the past on telemetry. Let's say I'm sus of the Zuck offering free candy.

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    Comment #49196783

    Sandbox and use Local AI. This is the real answer.

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    Comment #49118389

    As soon as it said "non-commercial" I noped. That is so vague with some of what I do, that it isn't worth even looking further.

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    Comment #49088837

    I'd made the shift to HTTP/Stateless from MCP a few months ago. It's the right thing to do IMHO. Reliability up, problems down. TOON support is natural, if desired, etc. My only qu…

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    Comment #49037883

    This is definitely one where wait 2-3 weeks and look again, feels like the right strategy. It could be good, it could not. It is too volatile to say.

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    Comment #48997500

    What harness/quant did you use for testing?

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    Comment #48985530

    Not the parts which matter to trust. Which is my point. You can state the math, but not why it won't discuss various topics, etc. Once you see the models waffling on subject with o…

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    Comment #48981553

    Training data, training methodology. All NOT OPEN. Until we know what a model is trained on, and how it is trained in high detail, I hesitate to call them "Open Source" in any way.…

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    Comment #48972857

    Opus: Yeah, it can be a little fuzzy at 600-700k, I prefer it 400K and under in general. But, I've had usable sessions to 850k. It really depends on the session, and what you are d…

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    Comment #48788218

    There will always be abusers. The issue I see is day 1 asks. Not day N. If I'm out a week asking why is reasonable. If I'm out a day, it's more annoying for everyone. And I'm not a…

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    Comment #48788119

    Misinformation. Incorrect sorting selected to prove a point. Nice try OP.

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    Comment #48788055

    Disclaimer: I'm a US Citizen / Worker, white collar. My first job had: Unlimited sick time. Take it when you need it. No doctor's note. I think you may have needed one at the week …

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    Comment #48781990

    Given that they directly compare to GPT-5.5 in their documentation. This comes off as puppy kicking to me. They state it is not SOTA, even IN its domain! Honestly: Think twice befo…

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    Comment #48638287

    I could, I hit it in some situations. But I'm running some fair size repos where I do multi-worktree work. That said, it hasn't been enough of an issue for me to want to fix.

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    Comment #48493501

    Built my own orchestration layer, to allow me to optimize the one thing that is most precious when working with AI. My attention and my time.

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    Comment #47759288

    It's dead Jim.

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    Comment #47497804

    When you realize that being a great "programmer", isn't about writing the most code, but getting the job done... AI will click as another tool in the toolbox.

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    Comment #47291581

    I can't summarize 40~ YOE of programming easily. (30+ professional) I can tell you: Your problems are a layer higher than you think. Coding, Architecture, etc. Those get the face t…

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    Comment #47284004

    As a Principal SWE, who has done his fair share of big stuff. I'm excited to work with AI. Why? Because it magnifies the thing I do well: Make technical decisions. Coding is ONE pl…

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    Comment #47241494

    I think you over estimate how valuable really good Principal level talent is when you have AIs that can take over for entire teams. As an older and higher up engineer, I worry more…

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    Comment #47090835

    Minor note to anyone from taalas: The background on your site genuinely made me wonder what was wrong with my monitor.

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    Comment #46858705

    LLMs are where you need the most tests. You want them writing tests especially in critical sections, I'll push to 100% coverage. (Not all code goes there, but thing that MUST work …

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    Comment #46556169

    I disagree. Freedom of Speech guarantees the right to speak. Not the right to have no repercussions. Elon has GREAT interest in Freedom of Speech, it enables him to have far more p…

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    Comment #46211238

    It can. But I don't want to compete for my slot with others who can give the same talk, or a talk that is similar. I want to make the conference committee choose between "Do we wan…