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Is OpenAI truly behind? Just anecdotally I recently fully switched to using Codex at work because it feels a lot more competent

Your best chance would probably be mailed statements

Well when you don't even have a product to sell yet the website is the second most important part, right after actually making the thing. The website is there to sell preorders

I genuinely think you have to be trying to not pick up git after 20 years. Have a little more faith in yourself, it's not super complicated

Vibecoding your whole website is an indication of how seriously you’re taking a project. With how new this company is and how clearly this whole website was made with AI, how can you trust a single thing this website says about a product that barely exists? The AI probably just invented half of it

A city I used to live in did the same thing when they refurbished all the major bus stops. I always wondered why

Shelters also ban lots of normal things that make them harder to use, or have onerous rules around your schedule that make working impossible. There are a lot more reasons people don’t use shelters

I would love to be able to add one of these bots to my Minecraft server! I’ve got a family server and we’ve been talking about how to get an AI in there for a while. I tried out some open source harnesses to allow a generic LLM to join, but none of theme were particularly good.

If the goal is simply money, take the job now and play the corporate game. There’s a lot of money to be made being cut throat.

If you have a genuine love for computer science and the craft of programming then steer clear from the corporate world. It will suck the life out of you.

The supply of software has already gone up, and most of the new stuff is close to useless

Of course we all know the best artists are the ones that went to school

Page count is not a measure of how seriously something is being taken when you can easily generate pages and pages of slop

If your contributions are genuinely indistinguishable from AI code, then this shouldn’t affect you. There would be no way to enforce it

Well you still ignore those things, just not with a committed .gitignore. Now your repo and your gitignore are pristine

Fascinating! I’d be very interested in further research on people with trauma/PTSD

There’s the obvious harm that some people are just not equipped to see these graphic images, especially with no warning. Like people who have trauma from being in or around the acts being depicted

I would guess patents. If you don’t get the rights for an for an existing design, you need to build your own from the ground up

We're talking about the seat heaters though. I'm pretty sure heated seats use resistive heaters and not waste heat from the engine

I’m often stupid, but usually not on purpose. What’s your point?

A standout paragraph from that thread:

Put more simply, we are going to make these enhancements, but hacking them in for a flashy headline isn’t a good outcome for our users. Instead we’re approaching the problem with the care it deserves, so that when we ultimately ship it, we don’t cause regressions.

These exact changes are already on the roadmap and Bun’s PR is rushing ahead.

Using the heated seats will cause you to loose range on every car, not just electric

Some civilian casualties may be unavoidable in a conflict sure, but the US and Israel are not trying very hard

Probably around the same time as the Citizens United decision. Supporting a business with your money also means supporting the things they choose to spend that money on

From my experience, Claude Code is just better. Although I recently started using Zed and it’s pretty good

My understanding is that MLX is Apple’s CUDA, so a CUDA translation layer would target MLX

I don’t know why this would kill systemd

I’ve never had respect for the industry as a whole, only individuals within. There has a been a serious lack of rigor and professionalism in software engineering for as long as I’ve been a part of it

I can’t believe that someone paying for this actually expects to chat with the model. Just think of the logistics, it would be impossible

I don’t think it’s an age thing, I think is desperation. I’m not desperate enough to get it

I’m pretty sure the dictionary just gets put on the front of the compression algorithm’s “context” so that it can be referenced just like any other part of the document. You wouldn’t need individual blocks with different compression schemes, it would all get compressed together.