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jorl17
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About jorl17
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Comment #49237055
It's missing a couple of wrinkles, surfaces, belt-and-suspenders, belt-and-braces, knobs, no-ops, "things that narrate", bookkeeping, stranded sessions, "the gate leads the arrange…
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Comment #49202475
More than ~~five~~seven hours is fucking offensive to me. I cannot believe it.
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Comment #49189313
Have been feeling the same. There's a sweet spot that threads the needle between "too dumb to search the right thing / relay the correct results" and "too smart to just stop overth…
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Comment #49114333
I am amazed at the amount of people who disagree with you. I think you are dead right and if you’ve ever had to actually fine tune prompts for agents you’ll know it. The prompt is …
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Comment #49064937
Everytime I have to deal with websockets in Django, I want to rip my eyeballs out. Most of the time what I really want is just push support, and don't need bidirectional communicat…
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Comment #49031084
This is exactly the core reason why I can't consider changing. The Plex app for Samsung has worked great for me for many years. It has its quirks, but it works!... Not having that …
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Comment #49007806
Yep, I did. It didn’t have any effect. Randomizing the poems has stopped having a significant effect in the last year or so on the analysis as a whole. It still somewhat affects th…
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Comment #49000741
Some of my poetry has clear IT jargon, but it's a very small portion of it ( For some reason, OpenAI models, Gemini (and apparently Grok too), love to latch onto this and obsess ov…
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Comment #48999487
Grok 4.5 is...something else. It performs much better than composer2.5 (while being as fast). It's not Opus, but I think it's not that far off. Definitely better than sonnet for wh…
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Comment #48939993
It could be made better if they were paid more for the enjoyment you get.
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Comment #48915001
I think it's either the same impact or better. Although, to loosely quote a friend of mine: "I care about my memories, and those of my close ones". Naaah, that's not really true. I…
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Comment #48913292
I'm sorry you had to experience someone else using exploits where they shouldn't. 2b2t is built specifically for chaos, which is why it was so fun to use hacked clients there. It i…
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Comment #48912473
Every couple of years I try Oracle Cloud and nothing ever really works. It feels like it was built by people who literally cannot see the final result of what they work on. Signing…
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Comment #48911380
I have such fond memories of venturing into 2b2t in 2016! I think it was one of the last times I truly felt like a kid in my life. As if I was a part of something larger than me. M…
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Comment #48908689
load-bearing, belt-and-suspenders, wrinkle, shape, coarse-grained, "key chords", code seams, flakiness, "narrow-scoped by default", "that's the authoritative source", canonical sym…
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Comment #48839723
This was a much better experience than I expected. Rather unbelievable! Side-effect of the data: clearly the model is better than I normally am at playing, as it spontaneously did …
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Comment #48788814
Excessive-hyphenization is ai-hyperfixation
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Comment #48769553
I only use superpowers when I want to stick with composer2.5(fast) for everything. If I use it with other models it's terrible. With composer2.5 it is slightly better, though not m…
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Comment #48662281
Sandy might remember.
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Comment #48653580
I'm from Portugal and I start losing it at 25. 30 degrees is insane. Last summer my house got to 39, and I didn't have AC (it was broken). I think I'm still recovering.
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Comment #48629466
Claude code (desktop) and Codex (desktop) are both absolutely dogshit pieces of software. I can't pick which one is worse. I'd be sort of ashamed to say I actively worked on them, …
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Comment #48528317
Same on Zen
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Comment #48498400
This is genius! I can already see improved versions of this idea making it big.