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Comment #48461397
Claude's great at reading what people say, but surprisingly bad at recognizing when a politician's stance is just the first signal in a negotiation.
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Comment #48309920
You're right, just updated. Original title took one framing from the back half of the post (3 update cycles that can loosely be called the "ChatGPT era, then xAI/Meta/Gemini era, t…
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Comment #47534147
So basically the attacker and the dev who caught it were probably using the same tools if the malware was AI-generated (hence the fork bomb bug), and the investigation was AI-assis…
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Comment #47412883
It seems like a marketing play to seize on the protein movement. What will they do when fiber becomes the next craze?
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Comment #47412800
Can definitely relate. I think forcing myself to conduct 1 session at a time feels so difficult not only from an efficiency POV but from an attention standpoint. Waiting for a sess…
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Comment #47367070
For anyone following the Chalamet drama... next you'll have to look into how many times a best actor frontrunner has lost thanks to their ego last week of the race!
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Comment #47323299
Do you think reasoning and behavioral effort should be separate knobs, or is bundling them the right call?
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Comment #47263063
Aren't vibe PRs way more likely to get abandoned? Sure they reduce reviewer load, but then everyone feels less urgency to do a human review after. Do you think the skill is making …
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Comment #47003236
We tested GPT-5 and Gemini Flash 3 at low, medium, and high effort on 169 instances with human-verified answers, scored against a frozen offline web corpus using Deep Research Benc…
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Comment #46724008
Interesting approach with the cascade. How do you decide when to escalate from fuzzy matching to LLM?
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Comment #45917161
Super interesting direction. I've been pretty skeptical of “AI for stock picking” for the same reasons you mention. Curious how you handle the challenge of companies pivoting into …