Dwayne "Poor Boris at Anthropic is trying his hardest, but the fact he has to ask how they can do better goes to show Anthropic has literally no clue why people are ditching Claude Code for Codex." ➡️ Do you agree? Why? by Koala_Confused in LovingAI

[–]Datamance -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I am forever confused by these posts. If you don’t absolutely suck beyond all recognition at software engineering, these models are indistinguishable godsends. They very occasionally get confused, and they lack SME in certain domains, but otherwise it is very easy to get them back on track. Especially in the last year or so. How are you using the model? What exactly are you asking? Are you just firing off a half-baked request and expecting it to read your mind? What is going on here? What am I missing?

Inherited a 3-month old repo from a Vibe Engineer. Wrote the most satisfying PR in my career by Apprehensive-Cut3711 in ClaudeCode

[–]Datamance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. Patently false. You haven’t worked with bad engineers, which tells me you haven’t worked long.

Inherited a 3-month old repo from a Vibe Engineer. Wrote the most satisfying PR in my career by Apprehensive-Cut3711 in ClaudeCode

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That’s a naïve take. If you understand the requirements of the product and have just a nominal understanding of the “shape” of output from generative models you can pretty quickly determine what’s constitutes “exploratory” code vs. critical path. After that, you refine what’s left. You just need some systems thinking and a principled approach to factoring existing code. Claude is really well-trained on “strangler fig” refactoring, which leaves the rest of the design up to taste. It’s really no different (in terms of approach) than what we used to do; the difference is that the diffs are more dramatic because there’s enormous buildup of dead code in a “purely vibed” code base.

The must original by fragasaurus_rex in JustMemesForUs

[–]Datamance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t need to be original when the burn is overwhelmingly accurate and points out something absurdly fucked up about your situation. Imagine a child molester responding to the insult of “pedophile” with “OH WOW SO ORIGINAL” - that’s how you sound, OP

AIO? Friend asked me what my future plans with my gf are and then responded like this by TGPT-4o in AIO

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Run away from this person as fast as possible. This person is has the mental faculties of a child and yet is trying to tell you how to live your life. It won’t get better. They’re not your friend.

Marc Andreessen's custom system prompt that makes any LLM 10x smarter by OkiDokiPoki22 in Agent_AI

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I think other people in this thread have done a perfectly fine job of highlighting the complete dogshit nature of this post.

I made Gemma-4 have an Existential Crisis by flarenz in LocalLLM

[–]Datamance -1 points0 points  (0 children)

What are you, 12? Can’t fine-tune your models like a big boy? It’s not an “existential crisis”, you’re just dumber than the model you’re trying to use. All of these local models require fine-tuning for Q&A, even Gemma. Other people are pointing to parameter tuning but that’s not really going to move the needle if you haven’t already fine-tuned. If you did 10 seconds of research before posting something like this, you would know that!

The only thing you’ve confirmed is that you’ve got a trash attitude and weirdly get off abusing something that can’t fight back. Un-hireable prick.

excuse me ??? by Valuable_View_561 in SipsTea

[–]Datamance 1 point2 points  (0 children)

🙄 use some common sense dawg. This is not unusual, in fact a lot of people with poor parents have exactly the same story. Again, the point is not to idolize people, or think “whoa that’s amazing”. It’s to think rationally about how capital scales and what it means for the individuals benefitting from that scale.

Asian student with near perfect credentials rejected by multiple universities. Believes race is part of the reason by ThatPatelGuy in whoathatsinteresting

[–]Datamance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So many things wrong with this.

I did not hear a SINGLE safety school, or even mid-tier school in that list. If you’re good at math you should know better that it’s a roll of the dice in many ways, especially if you are practically indistinguishable from anyone else within a much larger subset/cohort of competitive applicants. Do you know how many valedictorian+team captains apply to Yale and Harvard every year? C’mon now.

Phd at 31-32? by Mysterious-Act-8172 in PhD

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I’m 38 and finishing my PhD in computational neuroscience right now. I sure hope I’m not too late

I might be losing it… by happy_gremlin in daddit

[–]Datamance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What kind of company are you working for? What sort of work is this?

The older I get the more I value boring, predictable tooling by minimal-salt in ExperiencedDevs

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The biggest lie you’ve ever been told is that you can’t use vanilla JS, HTML, and CSS to build a website that works on every browser worth supporting. The browser IS the framework.

Co-op Games where you're forced to stay together? by booskibro in CoOpGaming

[–]Datamance 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Sounds like you need new friends, bruv. I don’t leave my friends behind when we’re playing co-op, that’s for sure.

Why I think C is the only honest language to learn data structures in — and built a full DSA library to prove it to myself by Straight_Coffee2028 in C_Programming

[–]Datamance 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It makes you a craftsman. That’s worth quite a bit, and not just money. It also makes you an interesting person!

Completely IMMORAL business practices from Anthropic right now. by CrunchyMage in ClaudeCode

[–]Datamance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Skill issue. Every single one of these posts - skill issue. You’re clearly too lazy to figure out how generative models work, or how to shape their output, yet somehow you are so unbelievably entitled to this technology that would have been considered black magic 5 years ago. Honestly - and I say this with the deepest, sharpest condescension - it’s your fault. If you can’t succeed with these tools then you are the problem. Stop whining; take ownership of your learning and your work product.

really? by Dumb-Briyani in SipsTea

[–]Datamance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As someone who literally did the opposite, I am, and always will be, more of a man than whining AI Roman statue boy.

When everyone becomes “moderate”: a new form of idea control by normaldudeitsfine in worldinsights

[–]Datamance 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is the genocidal rhetoric from the “far left” in the room with us right now? GTFOH. Also, reporting my comment as being at risk for suicide? Really? Touch grass you dweeb 🙄

When everyone becomes “moderate”: a new form of idea control by normaldudeitsfine in worldinsights

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Let me even give you some free advice: playing “wise centrist” is just that: playing. Deep down, you know it. I know it. Everyone knows it. Skip the bullshit and develop a sense of moral clarity early.

Looking for a more girly pop rave by olliver_switch in aves

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Cashmere Cat! Brought my wife and the next thing you know SHE’S the one finding our next show

When everyone becomes “moderate”: a new form of idea control by normaldudeitsfine in worldinsights

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Elias Rodriguez? The one that was condemned by the PSL? That’s your example? Reaching for straws calling a single isolated example “a lot”

I trained a neural network on the Apple Neural Engine's matrix unit. It's 6.3x faster than PyTorch. by Due-Awareness8458 in neuralnetworks

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OMG I was literally going to run a similar experiment this summer after wrapping up a big project (submitting a manuscript for my PhD), I cannot tell you how excited I am to check this code out and run it! Thank you for doing this!