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jdthedisciple

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    There is a correct sense, but we're sort of garbling concepts here: Predictability is the inverse of information density. Low information density enables high compression, and vice…

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    Comment #49267974

    I'm glad you're pointing this out because not only are these old insights, but I'm also pretty sure I've seen variations of this blog post years ago on even HN already. The author …

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    Comment #49254228

    > not because it is human, but because I am At the risk of sounding like an LLM myself: this is exactly the key most seem to miss

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    Comment #49225247

    I think devil's advocate would say because using the AI is more like Ctrl+C Ctrl+V whereas if you learn it yourself it's original. Not saying I agree, but.

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    Comment #49194044

    Numerical mathematics

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    Comment #49178824

    Interesting, I would be interested to read more about your setup and workflow

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    Comment #49141646

    We gotta know what's in it for us

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    Comment #49133129

    [flagged]

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    Comment #49132573

    Good idea, but how is it supposed to be practical for non-technical users?

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    Comment #49089014

    How easy/difficult was it getting off the ground on substack? Did you get interactions right from your first post? Is there visibility for new writers?

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    Comment #49069455

    > give me some seemingly randomly invented decisions to make Any examples?

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    Comment #49056926

    easy, we will switch to OpenRouter et al.

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    Comment #49037229

    I too have been wondering about the missing timestamps, and sometimes feel like it would be really useful. My best guess is fear of context pollution, but no idea...

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    Comment #49032401

    > Not showing us Have you watched the 46s video full screen on a monitor and not marvelled at the incredible 4K detail of the FPV motorcycle racing clip?

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    Comment #49032332

    It's incredible how negative and dismissive the comments in here are while here I am thinking the model actually looks impressively capable. But then again I heard the downers have…

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    Comment #49032054

    None of those are SWE. And still Fable beats it hands down 8-0 in one of them, and is at worst even in some others. Also it doesn't make logical sense: A router can save costs, yes…

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    Comment #49031722

    Grandiose claims that are hardly backed up at all. I find that very off-turning!

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    Comment #48997807

    Bottom line it looks about on equal footing with GLM 5.2 in terms of both overall intelligence and cost per task, while being significantly faster (in fact it is the fastest model …

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    Comment #48996338

    Interesting, well it'd be interesting to check out some individual examples where Gemini beat the others. Also, would be great if you could add GPT 5.6 Sol XHigh and Fable 5 High a…

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    Comment #48995697

    How does your comparison work? It places Gemini 3.6 Flash Medium above GPT 5.6 Sol High and Fable 5 Medium, which makes me skeptical because that... would be making headlines that …

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    Comment #48988359

    No, your thinking is 100% correct. It's called clickbait.

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    Comment #48972461

    I recently had GPT 5.6 work on something for 54 minutes while I went to sleep