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@fjzeit Yeah, I did the same on a private project and to the very end, when I checked out an old version, it pretended it was following its own structure while having effectively randomized all files.

that three week period shortly after the release of Optus 4.5 where i let claude loose on my codebase with less supervision has cost me about 4 weeks of rework. if you are in a position of responsibility and building real software with a “we don’t look at the code anymore” attitude let me just warn you: you have no idea how deeply and painfully you’ve rooted your future.

@shiri_shh @steipete Maybe read the comments under the announcement :)

The working style of OpenClaw founder @steipete is insane. bro runs 4–10 AI coding agents in parallel to generate, review, and commit code at superhuman speed. hitting 500+ commits pretty much every day and did 6,600+ in jan month alone. NVIDIA CEO must be happy seeing him spend $250k worth of tokens every month lmao

Lots of people yelling "war crime" at everything on this app all day long... but here we can see the first real war crime of this war: Iranian cluster ammo falling indiscriminately on a purely civilian target.

@vladuhat999 @saltyAom Watch someone 60+ use word and you'll rip your hair out. Copy & Paste is using the mouse to go to the edit menu. No ctrl+c, ctrl+v, not even right click to copy... Oh, and the youngest generation is equally clueless as soon as it's outside of tiktok and instagram,

@saltyAom how they use Word/Excel if they can barely locate files? You need to manage your documents to properly use them

Tech people overestimate how an average person use a computer Average people just use Word/Excel (or Google Doc/Sheet) and a browser Most people don’t know how to edit video on a computer Most people can barely locate files Most people don’t even know what a RAM is

@viktor_techness @naruto11eth @Pranit But that's slow AF, right?

@naruto11eth @Pranit 1. I am actively exploring how I can take a hit. To be immune from model price gauging. Qwen3:122B runs on a $50/mo VPS flat. 256GB Ram. Still seeing how far I can take it. If I can set an agent on one task and work on another - win.

we are actually DOOMED if you think about lmao. currently, openai/anthropic subscription costs us $200/mo for max plans. tech folks and people earning enough can afford it. but what most do not realize is the over dependency and addiction. you use llms for everything: web search, code, cowork, grammar, etc etc. it is deeply integrated into your life. if both companies decide to raise the prices, which they will, from $200 to even $800, YOU WILL PAY for it. because you're over dependent and addicted. it will happen 100%.

@naruto11eth @Pranit Well, I run two 3090 at home with a 27B and a 32B model in parallel, which serve most of my zeroclaw requests right now. Not having used local models since Llama2, they have come A LONG way. Plus, privacy. And fallback to API is still possible and done.

1. people dont like taking a hit on the quality claude can create on lower models or local llms models. 2. correct on the phones, but to get 1 prompt from servers to you, it takes insane amount of energy. 3. there is telecom company called jio. they had a free plan, disrupted other networks business, and then hiked up the prices. people are addicted to the internet. :)

@naruto11eth Have you seen the 1MTok prices for gpt 5.4 pro?

@BrennpunktUA Ganz ehrlich: nix. Es geht um Epstein für den Mann...

Fox News fordert übrigens massiv den Eintritt von VAE 🇦🇪, Katar 🇶🇦, SA🇸🇦 in den Krieg gegen das 🇮🇷 Mullah Regime. Anscheinend ist in den Golf-Staaten in den letzten Tagen Panik ausgebrochen, weil man befürchtet, USA 🇺🇸 könnte voreilig den „Sieg“ erklären, und sie mit dem „angeschossenen“ Regime allein lassen. Die sich teilweise im Stunden-Takt widersprechenden Aussagen von Trump könnten also durchaus darauf abzielen, dass die Golf-Staaten endlich ihren Arsch bewegen und zur aktiven statt lediglich passiven Verteidigung übergehen. — es ist nicht immer alles so, wie es im ersten Moment erscheint, schon garnicht während eines Krieges, und Trump einfach für „blöd“ zu erklären, wie es unsere 🇩🇪 Medien gerne tun, ist natürlich der einfachste Weg, anstatt mal das Hirn einzuschalten und mal zu überlegen, was neben der Beruhigung der Märkte noch hinter der widersprüchlichen Kommunikation der Trump-Admin zum Iran 🇮🇷 Krieg stecken könnte.

me: "can you use whatever resources you like, and python, to generate a short 'youtube poop' video and render it using ffmpeg ? can you put more of a personal spin on it? it should express what it's like to be a LLM" claude opus 4.6:

Trump on Save Act: If we get this they probably won't win an election for 50 years, okay, and maybe longer.

It's not an exaggeration to say that the next few weeks will determine whether the US remains a democracy.

@GergelyOrosz How much are you spending that it's "good enough"? Sonnet 4.6 still makes the most glaring mistakes and I have to point out where the errors are, lest it go on an hour long quest. Opus is too expensive to use for anything private. Gemini is even worse

Not sure how Dario could have predicted the step change with the Nov/Dec models (Opus 4.5 / GPT 5.2 and 5.3) that made this possible. And it's not that all code is being written by AI: but inside early-stage startups and AI labs it is 90%+, and it's a leading indicator BUT software engineers are happily employed, as it turns out writing code is just one part of the job, perhaps not even the most challenging one (especially not looking ahead)

Exactly one year ago (10 mar 2025), Dario Amodei: "I think we will be there in 3-6 months, where AI is writing 90% of the code. And then, in 12 months, we may be in a world where AI is writing essentially all of the code." This turned out to be... too darn accurate.

@AsbjornVoetmann @mustyoshi @miless_15 More like 50, but yes. The current prices of AI are heavily subsidized, even...

@mustyoshi @miless_15 OpenAI is burning 14 billion USD every year, at some point the venture capitalists who are funding the party will want their money back, and then some.

Orgs: wow, I don't need engineers, AI can code for me. It's cheaper. Orgs: I don't need PMs and designers, AI can do that for me. It's cheaper Orgs again: I don't need Senior SDEs, AI can code review for me. Orgs: oh, but I have to pay again. Oh, this exceeds my human cost. And I can't force an agent to work on weekends if it's credits runs out? I could make a human work on same pay. Let me hire a human again.

@Object_Zero_ And that's why the US has bases on Greenland and would most definitely be allowed to station interceptors of any kind there. You know, ally stuff...

Greenland - As viewed from a proper map Why Greenland? Well because Moscow bases almost all of their strategic military assets on the Kola Peninsula next to Finland. This is where the Russian ICBM silos, submarine bases, and their strategic bombers are. If you look at the flight path (ballistic or powered) from Kola to anywhere on the lower 48, then everything goes over Greenland. Greenland is the theatre where any strategic exchange between Washington and Moscow is contested. If you want to intercept a ballistic missile, the best point to do so is at the apogee, at the top of the flight path. The shortest route for an interceptor to get to an apogee is from directly below the apogee. That’s where Greenland is. So, without stating what should happen here, this is **why** the Trump administration says they **need** Greenland for national security. The other thing that is happening is that the Northern Passage through the Arctic is opening up, and soon there will be Chinese cargo ships sailing through the Arctic to Rotterdam. It’s faster than the Suez and the ships aren’t limited to Suezmax size so China and EU trade is going to accelerate a lot. This means Chinese submarines will also be venturing under the Arctic into the Northern Atlantic, IF THEY AREN’T ALREADY DOING SO. Hence, the North East coast of Greenland serves not 1 but 2 critical strategic security objectives of US national security. If this wasn’t clear to you, please understand that the Mercator global map projection is for children and journalists only. It is not a useful guide to where any countries or territories actually are in the real world that we live in. No self respecting adult should be using Mercator for their worldview. Anyone saying “there must be some other secret reason for Trump being interested in Greenland” is a certified ignoramus.

@atlanticesque Or... (and I say that as someone with two macs on their desk) they prefer a tad more control over things. I still have to disable safety mechanisms for yabai to work.

literally no rational reason to get a laptop which isn’t a macbook so anytime I see someone with a windows laptop I know they are subject to tyranny, either by another (eg their job) or by their own mind

@Cologne_Dude @teslaxander Tesla ist eines der Fahrzeuge, bei dem ich nicht sicher wäre, zu welchem grad da Marketing und Realität noch übereinstimmen. Aber hoffentlich haben Sie schon HW6 für FSD

🤦‍♂️…. Verstehe auch nicht, warum mittlerweile viele bei dem Namen EU einen hohen Puls bekommen. Es muss die Verkehrssicherheit gewährleistet sein. Bremsen, Licht usw. Das war es. Alles andere ist schnick schnack. Zumal sich moderne Fahrzeuge wie Tesla eh selber überwachen und melden wenn was nicht ok ist.

*** Die EU🇪🇺 plant neue Prüfpflichten für Autos mit Elektroantrieb *** Der TÜV-Verband schreibt: Der Umfang der Hauptuntersuchung (HU) soll deutlich erweitert werden. • Elektro-Komponenten werden künftig einbezogen: Hochvolt-Batterie, Ladebuchse, Hochvoltkabel und Leitungen zwischen den Komponenten • Erweiterung auf Sicherheitssysteme (ADAS) : Fahrerassistenzsysteme (z. B. Spurhalte-, Abstands-, Notbrems- und Einparkassistenten) werden Bestandteil der HU Wahrscheinliche Folgen für Fahrzeughalter: Steigende Kosten📈💶 – Fehlerhafte oder falsch kalibrierte ADAS-Komponenten müssen neu eingestellt werden, teils durch Probefahrten im Straßenverkehr. – Werkstattkosten und Prüfgebühren können dadurch deutlich steigen. – Wenn die Pläne der EU so durchgehen, werden HU-Termine für BEV deutlich länger dauern. ⚠️Die HU soll sich zu einer umfassenden elektronischen Systemprüfung mit entsprechendem Kosten- und Zeitaufwand für Fahrzeughalter entwickeln.

@teslaxander Der TÜV Verband möchte also so viel Geld wie möglich. News at 11

@katjadler Marktführend in einem rapide schrumpfenden Markt, der bald nur noch bei Liebhabern überhaupt Anklang findet. Oder setzt Klingbeil jetzt auch Gesetze in China durch?

Es ist bemerkenswert, mit welcher Vehemenz marktführende Technik und damit Wohlstand vernichtet werden soll.

@CreepCiety @markusdd5 Zwei Möglichkeiten zu antworten: ich nicht, weil man den Kampf alleine eh nicht gewinnt und Querulant liegt mir weniger. Oder: man erreicht nichts dadurch, dass man bequem ist. Such's dir aus

@_data_ @markusdd5 Du störst also das Essen, für Ausenstehende, weil du ein Heizhals und Nervtyp bist. Naja, wenn du dich dadurch besser fühlst und meinst, etwas zur Weltverbesserung getan zu haben... In Wirklichkeit hast du es für alle beschissener gemacht.

Die einzig effektive Maßnahme dem zu begegnen ist übrigens vor Ort eine unangenehme Situation zu erzeugen und das offensiv zu kommentieren. Mir ist das jetzt auch schon das dritte mal passiert binnen des letzten halben Jahres und ab dem zweiten habe ich dann auch gesagt: Nein, wir sind hier nicht in den USA. Oder nein, das ist hier Selbstbedienung, da gibt es kein Trinkgeld. Und wenn ich merke, dass diese Locations das dennoch beibehalten, dann sehen mich diese Läden exakt noch von einer Richtung: von hinten. Garnicht erst einreißen lassen den Mist.

@silesianrefugee @SpoonTabby 2200 kalt. Wird's halt 2400 warm gewesen sein

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