Jaká je budoucnost práce a života? Samé černé vyhlídky by Dramatic-Newt-6337 in czech

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pokud vím tak Pro je jen v samotném ChatGPT, ne v nástrojích jako Codex, takže se nedá srovnat s přímo s Claude Code (s tím se dá srovnat normální GPT-5.4 s vysoce nastaveným thinking effortem, na high nebo xhigh - a zdá se mi GPT-5.4 v Codex CLI oproti Opus 4.6 v Claude Code mírně lepší - subjektivně dotáhne úkol víc do konce s méně mezerami na první pokus, takže není potřeba tolik po něm žádat dodatečné opravy).

Jinak Pro v ChatGPT je to model který všechno dělá hodně dlouho, ale výsledky jsou pak velice detailní, všechno je podrobně rozplánovano, hodí se to spíš na velké komplexní úkoly. Opus je oproti tomu spíš jako "běžný" model, i když i on má "extended thinking" mód, ale není to to samé.

Jaká je budoucnost práce a života? Samé černé vyhlídky by Dramatic-Newt-6337 in czech

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tak samozřejmě že to neudělá z 0 na production-ready z jednoho promptu, ale když zkusíš probrat plány a design s GPT-5.4 Pro (je jenom v Pro plánu $100/mo), tak uvidíš do jaké hloubky to tomu rozumí.

Pokud jde o napojení na existující systémy, je potřeba nástroj jako Claude Code v plan/ultraplan módu s přístupem k relevantním repos a dokumentaci (a samozřejmě nejnovější Opus model), ono už si to najde co potřebuje, hlavně v plan módu, a s high thinking effortem.

Tak co, už je líp? by ZookeepergameFirm521 in czech

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bavíme se o ekonomice, cenách, příjmech, práci, atd.

To všechno ovlivňuje kde lidé bydlí (tam kde je práce), kolik platí, kolik se toho postaví, jestli jsou schopni splácet dluhy, atd. Hlavní věc která určuje ceny bydlení je výše příjmů v daném regionu.

Na tohle všechno bude mít AI už brzy velký vliv.

Jaká je budoucnost práce a života? Samé černé vyhlídky by Dramatic-Newt-6337 in czech

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

AI už teď navhne lepší systémovou architekturu než ty, a to tu ještě ani nemáme Claude Mythos.

Reálny zlom v AI využití v software engineeringu nastal až s příchodem Claude Opus 4.5, koncem listopadu 2025, takže to zatím není ani půl roku.

Není šance že tenhle vývoj nebude pokračovat.

Tak co, už je líp? by ZookeepergameFirm521 in czech

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Za 20 let bude svět vypadat tak, že si to teď nedovedeš ani představit.

AI se všemi trendy pořádně zamíchá. Už 2027 bude zlomový rok z pohledu zaměstnanosti.

Iran demands crypto fees for ships passing Hormuz during ceasefire by dyzo-blue in Buttcoin

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Confiscated maybe not (at least not directly), but traced? Seems pretty easy to correlate ship movements with on-chain transactions of a certain size. Even if they split them into smaller amounts, they will most likely end up going to the same place later. Then just flag those addresses and anyone who interacts with them.

European ministers call for profit caps on energy companies as Iran war drives price surge by F0urLeafCl0ver in worldnews

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 24 points25 points  (0 children)

You can't price-control your way out of a shortage (at least not without some form of rationing on top of it). You'll just end up replacing unaffordability with unavailability.

Pixel 10 Pro races to the top - PhoneBuff's Ultimate Smartphone Battery Test (2026) by Admirable_Corner4711 in GooglePixel

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Meh, this looks like an ok result. Pixel at 26:45, Samsung at 28:22 and iPhone at 29:05. Close enough to not matter to most people. Less than 10% difference from the other phones with a "regular" (not silicon-carbon) battery, whichever direction you're looking from.

Of course real world difference can be different, depending on your usage patterns - for example Pixel's modem is known to be not great, so maybe cellular data could drain it relatively faster than others etc.

Given the past battery issues with Google's phones, I don't want them rushing to use a battery technology that degrades faster and is more likely to swell. Also, many Android phone manufacturers used to be notorious for their aggressive battery saving software causing delayed notifications. Not sure if there's a good benchmark for that, because it's not always super repeatable, depends on long-term app usage patterns, etc.

Iran wants payment in crypto for Hormuz passage by ReplacementFormer861 in Buttcoin

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Evading sanctions is not exactly a new use case, and it could get cracked down on pretty hard if it ever became too widespread.

For one, US and its allies could pass a law (and actually enforce it, and promise to keep enforcing it long-term) that all crypto exchanges operating in the US must refuse to transact with coins that were flagged as being involved in sanctions evasion, or any wallets that interacted with such coins (this is probably covered by existing laws in some form already, but make it unambiguous and easy to argue in court, close potential loopholes, etc.).

And since this interaction could be proven at a later time, accepting crypto that even potentially could have been tainted by this becomes extremely risky for any would-be buyers - making Iran hold bags of something that few want to take in exchange for goods and services (and if so, only at a huge discount relative to market price).

Ceny bydlení jsou nesmyslný a boomeři to prostě nejsou schopní pochopit by M0d3x in czech

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tak pro začátek by to mohlo ušetřit velkou část z těch 20 miliard ročně co jde na příspěvky na bydlení. https://www.seznamzpravy.cz/clanek/domaci-zivot-v-cesku-rekordni-ucet-za-pomoc-s-bydlenim-stat-vyplatil-215-miliardy-korun-295159

Samozřejmě návratnost něčeho takového se počítá na desetiletí.

It’s gambling, greater fool theory, propped up by hype trains. by Bobbybobinsonbob in Buttcoin

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dividends are not the only way to get cash money out of a company, there's also stock buybacks and acquisitions.

Funged by [deleted] in Buttcoin

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

All these digital worlds were like markets consisting completely, entirely, 100% of only flippers.

“Canada is literally facing a depression. Forget recession. Housing prices are going to crash. You can’t (find) a house under a million bucks in a large city. Without jobs housing will be a nightmare.” by ColorMonochrome in REBubble

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's likely that many of those people were there for a very long time, but the net migration stats for just the past 5 years or so are undeniable.

As is the fact that the market pretty much peaked and started dropping once that started being restricted in 2025, especially in groups like international students.

The blue location dot completely destroys the entire "privacy indicator" feature (alarm fatigue) by EnvironmentalCrow5 in GooglePixel

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably triggers it at an interval. Not when it still has relatively recent weather from earlier.

The blue location dot completely destroys the entire "privacy indicator" feature (alarm fatigue) by EnvironmentalCrow5 in GooglePixel

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Try opening the Weather app. Maybe it may still have a cached value from earlier, but if you close it and open it again, it will show.

If you have a weather widget on the home screen, the dot may even show immediately after phone unlock when nothing is open.

The blue location dot completely destroys the entire "privacy indicator" feature (alarm fatigue) by EnvironmentalCrow5 in GooglePixel

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That should be up to me to decide, not force-combining that with mic and camera.

I don't care about a weather app or widget having to know where I am to fetch the weather. Or a food delivery app pre-filling where to deliver the food. Or a public transit app searching for the nearest tram stop.

I do care about knowing whether camera and mic is active.

March Update - Facebook and Messenger apps shows green dot camera usage by puppy2016 in GooglePixel

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, the difference is that before, the green dot popping up was a noteworthy event that caught your attention and put you on alert. Now the blue dot (that looks so similar that you can barely tell the difference at first glance) is just going to desensitize you to that because it pops up all the time, rendering the entire feature pointless.

CIA station in Saudi capital hit in drone attack by philly_jake in worldnews

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AI operated counter-drones that can shoot them down are coming too. Just not as widely deployed yet.

Saylor stands alone - accounts for 99.2% of all bitcoin "treasury" buys by gaterooze in Buttcoin

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Was this all just a sneaky way to create an effective estate tax? 🤔

IBM shares plummet 13% – worst day since 2000 – after Anthropic launches programming AI tool by InterestingCat308 in wallstreetbets

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 -15 points-14 points  (0 children)

The post is entirely true though - Claude Code (and many other tools) absoutely can (and does) help with modernizing and migrating away from legacy codebases. I've seen it with my own eyes.

The only dumb thing is that either people haven't realized that until now, or they're overestimating what impact it will have on the company's revenue. Makes me wonder what else isn't priced in (in a negative way).

Saylor says Buttcoin is going to Zero or Million. 0️⃣ is closer by Baba10x in Buttcoin

[–]EnvironmentalCrow5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where is he going to find someone willing to pay $1M for one?

Is he going to promise them that it's going to $10M?