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You can get your HN profile analyzed and roasted by it. It's pretty funny :) https://hn-wrapped.kadoa.com/ I'll add a selection for different models soon.
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>obsequious Thanks for the new word, I have to look it up. "obedient or attentive to an excessive or servile degree" Apparently it means an AI that mindlessly follow your logic and instructions without reasoning and articulation is not good enough.
It's a bit of a fancy way to say "yes man". Like in corporations or politics, if a leader surrounds themselves with "yes men". A synonym would be sycophantic which would be "behaving or done in an obsequious way in order to gain advantage." The connotation is the other party misrepresents their own opinion in order to gain favor or avoid disapproval from someone of a higher status. Like when a subordinate tries to gu…
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I use roo code with Gemini to get similar results for free
Does its agentic features work with any API? I had tried this or Cline and it was clear that they work effectively only with Claude's tooling support.
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Not the same logic because interns can make meaning out of the data - that’s built-in error correction. They also remember what they did - if you spot one misunderstanding, there’s a chance they’ll be able to check all similar scenarios. Comparing the mechanics of an LLM to human intelligence shows deep misunderstanding of one, the other, or both - if done in good faith of course.
Not sure why you're trying to conflate intellectual capability problems into this and complicate the argument? The problem layout is the same. You delegate the works to someone so you cannot understand all the details. This makes a fundamental tension between trust and confidence. Their parameters might be different due to intellectual capability, but whoever you're going to delegate, you cannot evade this trade-off.…
Oh yes I have ;)
Which is why I always explain the why behind the task.
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Isn't Grok 3 basically real time now?
No LLM is real time, and in fact, even a 2025 cut off isn't entirely realistic. Without guidance to say, a new version of a framework it will frequently "reference" documentation from old versions and use that. It's somewhat real time when it searches the web, of course that data is getting populated into context rather than in training.
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Have you tried Grok 3? It's a bit verbose for my taste even when prompted to be brief but answers seem better/more researched and less opinionated. It's also more willing to answer questions where the other models block an answer.
A lot of people don't want to patronize the businesses of an unabashed Nazi sympathizer. There are more important things in life than model output quality.
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Have you tried Grok 3? It's a bit verbose for my taste even when prompted to be brief but answers seem better/more researched and less opinionated. It's also more willing to answer questions where the other models block an answer.
I have not tried any of the Grok models but that is probably because I am rarely on X. I have to admit I have a bias where I think Google is "business" while Grok is for lols. But I should probably take the time to asses it since I would prefer to have an opinion based on experience rather than vibes.
Google making Gemini 2.5 Pro (Experimental) free was a big deal. I haven't tried the more expensive OpenAI models so I can't even compare, only to the free models I have used of theirs in the past. Gemini 2.5 Pro is so much of a step up (IME) that I've become sold on Google's models in general. It not only is smarter than me on most of the subjects I engage with it, it also isn't completely obsequious. The model push…
More and more people are coming to the realisation that Google is actually winning at the model level right now.
Google making Gemini 2.5 Pro (Experimental) free was a big deal. I haven't tried the more expensive OpenAI models so I can't even compare, only to the free models I have used of theirs in the past. Gemini 2.5 Pro is so much of a step up (IME) that I've become sold on Google's models in general. It not only is smarter than me on most of the subjects I engage with it, it also isn't completely obsequious. The model push…