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Comment #48717757
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Comment #48294458
> Recently someone messaged me on Reddit about my post. I replied. They wrote again, I replied again. After a few messages I realized I was talking to an AI agent. My exact experie…
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Comment #47780331
The Tools detail page is wrong, it's the one from last release, November 2025.
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Comment #47779194
almost fell for it
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Comment #47778806
I can't seem to change the colors of the pie chart, other than the predefined themes. But all of those are horrible for a pie chart.
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Comment #47704582
> This bug is categorically distinct from hallucinations or missing permission boundaries I was expecting some kind of explanation for this
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Comment #47687545
Sure, two 3060 can pull usable performance on an usable LLM, but a single one can't (yet). > 3x RTX 3060 less tgab the price of a 3090 Interesting, here it is around the same. 200-…
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Comment #47612585
Was any text in the repo NOT written by AI?
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Comment #47528839
14B even at Q4 isn't realistic for coding on a single 12GB RTX 3060. Token speed is too slow. After all they are dense models. You aren't getting a good MoE model under 30B. You ca…
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Comment #47413582
> llama.cpp (previously Ollama) I almost fainted
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Comment #46976971
Interesting. Won't stuff like entity extraction suffer? Especially in multilingual use cases. My worry is that a smaller model might not realize some text is actually a persons nam…
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Comment #46976755
Is it possible for such a small model to outperform gemini 3 or is this a case of benchmarks not showing the reality? I would love to be hopeful, but so far an open source model wa…
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Comment #46552336
This is very interesting. Especially the last part where it shows gpt-5.2 and gpt-oss and their very similar and unique outcome of being 90%+ Serious. I tested this locally and got…
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Comment #46527808
> Are you saying this from experience? Yes. I mostly work on Quarkus microservices and use cursor with auto agent mode. > we wouldn't give an AI some vague requirements and ask it …
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Comment #46527441
I didn't read the blog yet because I clicked on cat pics and there weren't any!!!
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Comment #46524529
LLM's are good at making stuff from scratch and perfect when you don't have to worry about the codes future. 'Research' can be a great tool. But LLMs are horrible in big codebases …
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Comment #46272634
I don't want to sound rude, but what was your reason to go from scratch instead of joining an already established, open source effort? The likes of Cline, Roo, Continue, ...
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Comment #46272617
nice, what's your approach? Graphs?
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Comment #46147704
this is going straight into my funny folder
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Comment #46105203
It won't load for me right now
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Comment #45953021
Hello, would you add something to this list? I think it's pretty good > Over‑polished prose – flawless grammar, overly formal tone, and excessive wordiness. > Repetitive buzzwords …
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Comment #45953010
Hello, I am interested in this topic. What would you say were the tale tale signs of AI generated text for you? Apart from: - excessive em-dashes - useless words, verbosity
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Comment #45885757
There would't be a problem if there was transparency and clear boundaries. The future is simply enjoying what you want, but we have to get there past these first steps.
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Comment #45844866
Benchmarks show that open models are equal to SOTA closed ones but own experience and real world use shows the opposite. And I really wish they were closer, I run GPT-OSS 120b as a…
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Comment #45525056
casual workstation flex to kick off the blog