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I am curious how renewables + battery compare here, if at all feasible. I thought there was a gas turbine shortage?

About knowing whether a scenario is fictional, there was an interesting finding in Anthropic's J-Lens research. When they benchmarked the model to evaluate whether it would try to …

How does it compare to 5.6 Luna after the permanent 80% price cut? That one is dirt cheap at API pricing, I can't imagine quota is going to be a concern on the $200 subscription, w…

Don't you think that's a bit of an inane comment to make about a setup you know nothing about? Surely they are using read-only access.

They happen to require intent and are thus irrelevant here.

I thought you need to prove you are working in cybersecurity or provide evidence of authorization for work done. It's really just simple ID/face verification?

If they did any damage that would be a reasonable argument. As far as I am aware, nothing bad happened.

On a tangent, because you mentioned five years for widely used software being implemented by domain experts rather than software engineers: this seems like a very conservative time…

Those are good points, but some arguments are weak: - Chatbot usage in $20 plans is likely nowhere close to a $200 cost. Inference cost has come down rapidly, with reports from Jul…

And if anything, I believe progress has been accelerating. A year ago the SOTA was GPT-5/Opus 4.1/Gemini 2.5 Pro, two years ago Sonnet 3.5. Looking at Opus 5 for SOTA performance a…

It is in media management. I cannot talk about the features in detail, but I would not be surprised if it can be done with half the line count. What I was trying to say is that mai…

With Kimi K3 and Qwen 3.8 Max on their heels, I think the only way they can pull that off is by selling much better models.

I never had an issue with Auto mode in Claude Code. It used to be the same with Codex, until one day it became entirely unusable, rejecting even git operations out of concern for t…

I also scoffed at the ChatGPT $200 Pro plan back then. Back when coding for me still meant copy-paste from the web version, it was only worth the $20/month for me. They only added …

The Claude Code App automatically does this by default. The Codex app only does it in Plan mode, I believe. I did not touch the Plan mode for a while.

I also spend a lot of time at work trying to get the code into a shape I deem acceptable to open a MR for the team, without looking incompetent. At home I stopped reviewing the cod…

I did not think so at first, but it indeed comes back 100% AI generated in Pangram.

$0.05 per task, Intelligence Index score 52 -> GPT 5.6 Luna max $0.36 per task, Intelligence Index score 56 -> Grok 4.5 high $1.13 per task, Intelligence Index score 58 -> Qwen 3.8…

If you heard nothing about it, it would be because you did not make any effort to look for it. It is central to both OpenAI's and Anthropic's stated mission and either CEO has been…

They are also universally saying that AI's benefits far outweigh the challenges and will produce extraordinary improvements in prosperity, health, and human capability.

You know what's even better than a nice public park? A hospital and a university. And if they don't generate taxes, they should fund a welfare program too. That is what the discuss…

I found this article posted yesterday interesting: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49180901 I am under the impression that they are building data centers in very rural areas w…

There is more than one company constructing data centers, and I am not sure what you are saying here. It is not a free market if cities offer tax breaks to data center developers t…

If Google put out a blog post about Gemini 4 having escaped its sandbox via 0-day exploit to then hack other companies, I unironically believe this would result in a boost to their…

In my opinion the law here works as intended. No intent, no crime. If you wish otherwise, tread carefully. I do not want to go to prison in case my software malfunctions.