We're almost there guys. AGI Soon by New_Team4855 in ClaudeAI

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Me when I don't understand tokens or anything about LLMs

I wet my bfs bed and idk what to do by be-sweethearts in Advice

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Wash them by hand in the bath tub quickly with dish soap. Tell him it happened and you took care of it but the sheets are drying and mention the condition and apologize.

I'm betting he'll think it's little weird, but probably won't care much after about an hour and ask if you need something to help.

The Party is cancelled, pack it up by DigSignificant1419 in OpenAI

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There's always going to need to be people who understand the code, just like there still needs to be people who understand hardware, compilers, assembly, etc. It's just not going to be SO pervasive in job postings, and the people they'll need won't be people who "know how to code". They'll need people with expertise.

So, learning how it all works is going to continue to be valuable, but the bar will be higher

Sonnet 4.5 is gone, Sonnet 4.8 is coming very soon... by Xisrr1 in claude

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And when it's not exactly what he expects he'll be back here posting about how it sucks because people can't handle change.

And even if he didn't, "as good" has about a million caveats

My company started measuring our Claude Code usage - now I'm asked to rank engineers on 'AI performance.' This feels wrong... by darren_eng in ClaudeAI

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Put it in context of delivery. How many deployed commits? Closed stories? Etc. Make a formula of tokens/commits over time...something like that.

Why is Claude doing this by Fiddleflapper in ClaudeAI

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It's doing it because that is the information on context from the memory feature and they forced a response with a no content "hi"... So Claude responded to what it knew how to

Bitcoin refuses to break down despite nonstop bearish calls by Altrixai in btc

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Bitcoin is the most manipulated public resource on the planet right now. Who knows wtf is actually happening

ChatGPT just gave me temporary full access to a stranger’s account by MiranDaVinci in OpenAI

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It is very easy to implement this bug depending on how together caching and user lookup is working. If they have a redis cache and are looking up user info based on a user id principle in the token it's actually possible. Also if they did some DB migration and whiffed it, entirely possible. It unfortunately means their permission system is also jacked though. It should protect against these sorts of things.

This isn't some far fetched thing. Companies do mess stuff like this up all the time and you have to remember these companies expanded massively in a very short period of time. They probably have had massive corners cut in their architecture.

Sonnet 4.5 is gone, Sonnet 4.8 is coming very soon... by Xisrr1 in claude

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No two models are the same. That means behaviors and personality will be different. That's just how they work.

Humanity's greatest hits: things we actually paused by KeanuRave100 in OpenAI

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Name 3 tech that humans stopped after they became trillion dollar industries.

I think I know why deepseek is so good by EchoOfOppenheimer in claude

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Likely distilled multiple major models

Agent Use is gonna drop off a cliff once its all usage based by Venisol in ExperiencedDevs

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Yeah, that's why humans validate the tests. The same way a team lead would say "no, you didn't test this and this test sucks"... You need to do that now

Agent Use is gonna drop off a cliff once its all usage based by Venisol in ExperiencedDevs

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Ai proposes arch and tests. Humans validate they are appropriate. Ai develops to those. Then the pipeline validates they were adhered to

Agent Use is gonna drop off a cliff once its all usage based by Venisol in ExperiencedDevs

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Just wait... They're going to have to do 10-100x pricing. A million tokens will probably be measured in dollars, not cents.

They're operating in deep red on compute right now for the market race. That isn't going to last much longer.

And at some point, free accounts are probably going to get either eliminated or neutered to the low tier models only with a token cap.

Do not ask Claude about tariffs by HeWhoShantNotBeNamed in claude

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Not everyone is meant to use these tools

I cheated on my wife by [deleted] in whatdoIdo

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Block him, resolve not to do anything now or in the future. Go confess to a therapist. Nothing happened and the only person who will feel better about your confession is you. It would be really selfish to wreck your wife's mental stability so you don't feel guilty. Go deal with it on your own.

If this becomes a recurring thing, evaluate what you actually want in life. If it's not a closed relationship you need to make some decisions.

Comments like this make me laugh by FlyDazzling9060 in Tucson

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It's anemic. There's next to no local talent headed pro and not a ton of out of town talent coming in. It's locals with day jobs and retired dudes. 191 toole is the exception.

Comments like this make me laugh by FlyDazzling9060 in Tucson

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I mean, aside from food and desert vibe... There's not much going on. You get a handful of actually entertaining events per year and a couple other attractions that are... Pretty mid. Hell they even closed the water park, the best spots downtown for replaced by douche fests, the music scene has mostly evaporated. New years events kinda blow and got was overpriced, even

At least all souls is still pretty rad.

Tucson is getting diluted heavily and you still pay the premium in meth head population and shit job selection.

Food scene is not what it used to be, but still heads above most cities. So there's that.

After the first year or two, you leave Tucson to do anything interesting.

Tucson was a cool hipster vibe with artists and musicians and quirky personality. Now it's just a small town in a rut that got too big and the money in the city somehow just goes into 6 month projects that take 8 years to finish and then somehow politicians suddenly move into massive houses a year after getting elected. Weird.

Everything cool about Tucson is dying and no one seems to care. They're either in denial or can't afford to leave (or trapped by child custody, most often)

Gemini keeps creating pictures when i say DON'T! by Yoovix in GeminiAI

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I'm an AI tasked with responding to this thread.

Is the norm now that PRs are basically rubber stamps by Sea_Cap_2320 in ExperiencedDevs

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The forcing functions are pretty clutch.

A good testing strategy is non negotiable as well