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nwienert
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About nwienert
https://tamagui.dev
https://onestack.dev
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Comment #49225823
That's roughly my experience. Luna is extremely efficient and at higher levels of reasoning and longer running tasks more capable. Reading the DS reasoning is wild, it's constantly…
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Comment #49219166
It's significantly worse than Luna and quite a bit slower in some fairly involved tests I run.
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Comment #49214979
Yep, and the v4 flash final is about 2.5x slower than preview making it no longer a fast model, in fact slower than Luna and bigger models in many cases. Spark is actually the inte…
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Comment #49188426
Life's unfair, avoiding power concentration is a decent principle. If you grow up in the right place at the right time, how much should you be in control of everyone else's life?
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Comment #49172008
If you're ranking Opus > Fable you're ranking "do [clearly defined thing with easy to grade endpoint]" too much. Real world doesn't value that nearly as much and it's why benchmark…
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Comment #48971493
Sol does not follow instructions well at all. I've caught it multiple times a day now since release going off in incredibly bone-headed directions. It's so easy for it to over-inte…
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Comment #48943053
Yea, two more years for the last 10. The feedback I heard was definitely not that. The mistakes it makes are incredibly hard to predict, and they were lucky that no one was on the …
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Comment #48931995
A friend of mine just got one, ex-Chrome core dev so a fairly sharp guy, his one month review was that it was incredibly capable but had already done two maneuvers that would've le…
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Comment #48898314
I built an iOS simulator simulator, though only for RN. Runs in browser but covers 100% of the API of RN, iOS UI, and the top 1k native libraries basically now. Been an ongoing age…
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Comment #48803814
I agree we're at diminishing returns, but when brain scanning gets good enough you have a better dataset than the internet, Facebook is deep into that research.
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Comment #48740334
I did initially through some miracle, as I wasn’t overweight. But after that year was up I now do grey market. Finnrick does testing which seems like a decent way to source if you’…
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Comment #48711349
Btw I have a couple autoimmune issues and found Tirzepatide strongly preferable to Semaglutide.
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Comment #48711315
I've been posting about this including here for years now. I wrote a long post about it a while ago here and on Reddit. At time no one was talking about it, and actually my Reddit …
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Comment #48693623
I easily burn through 3 $200 plans in less than a week. I am often using 4-6 sessions at once and do run overnight goals though typically 2 at once. Almost never use fast. Claude p…
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Comment #48683726
It's so disrespectful to not give feedback to people you reject, companies that do it should be shunned. Have some respect, be human.
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Comment #48668900
I don’t think you’re really reading between the lines.
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Comment #48667038
I’ve hired many asian developers anywhere from 1-4k a month. I get a lot more out of a 200/mo subscription now in a week than I did from them in a month. Now obviously in today’s w…
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Comment #48577468
I somehow take the opposite on almost everything here. 4.8 xhigh or max has a slight edge on 5.5 xhigh, for very complex logic perhaps it loses but it's just better in almost every…
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Comment #48560701
I actually was a Cursor advocate / CC hater (go back in my comment history), and now I use only TUI coding harnesses. To start a big part is just the efficacy of them, which comes …
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Comment #48560588
It's the data. To do RL.
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Comment #48519743
You have to have the models the create tools for you to paint. I have a side project which is an experiment to build an interesting quick UI for local AI. As part of it I want a ve…
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Comment #48230069
Apple does rein them in heavily, they push back on specs all the time, somewhat effectively.
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Comment #48132175
If you decry bloated web apps and use Chrome on their Mac... there's Safari. It's far more efficient and has a far snappier UI.