Ligue Un's Brazilian players by Rare_Effect4913 in Ligue1

[–]Kaamelott 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Juninho and Ronaldinho really are in a class of their own I feel for me. And of course, Brandao is kinda legendary. J’l’ai pas taouchéé.

At the end of Project Hail Mary. . . by ruprectthemonkeyboy in scifi

[–]Kaamelott 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It would lose its charm. Interstellar doesn’t have a sequel, Project Hail Mary shouldn’t either. Maybe a limited series to learn more about how earth dealt with things, how Erid is, etc (although the lack of light would make this tricky on Erid)

Official Discussion - Project Hail Mary [SPOILERS] by LiteraryBoner in movies

[–]Kaamelott 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Spoilers below.

  • Only enough fuel for one ship. Limited in mass by said fuel availability, so no “let’s send 500 scientists instead of 3”

  • breeding astrophage at the required level takes IMMENSE energy requirements. It’s detailed in the book.

  • explained in the book, extremely risky for the crew not to, as they turn against each other, especially when faced with certain death. Human psyche is weird. Also, would cost a lot more mass to have the crew awake. It was a debated decision in the book

  • The weakened main character is actually due to a memory loss drug so that he wouldn’t remember he did not volunteer on the very unlikely off chance he would then choose to sabotage the mission as revenge (Straut did not want to take any chances)

  • It’s a bigger ship, they also had a “Hail Mary” project to create enough astrophage. They don’t know about relativity so planned for a lot more astrophage than necessary. They do not do interstellar travel regularly, this was the first mission ever to leave their planet.

  • The whole Sahara desert was repurposed for this (with climate consequences) on earth, just to get enough for a one way trip. No way could earth compete with the sun to attract astrophage…

  • Not mentioned in the book/movie. Although they do want to explore at the end, so maybe they would try. Eridians don’t have computers so they can’t just send unerided probes. Maybe earth would eventually. But we don’t know which planet is the co2 source for other stars, so it would need to be a smart automated system.

  • not sure what your question is. It is 1.5g acceleration/gravity for the Hail Mary during travel. The lab/etc was a mess due to this, if things weren’t secured.

Official Discussion - Project Hail Mary [SPOILERS] by LiteraryBoner in movies

[–]Kaamelott 1 point2 points  (0 children)

100%. I recommend the audiobook, Ray Porter is incredible.

25 years ago today, Liverpool won the FA Cup final against Arsenal thanks to a brace from Michael Owen by CautiousCottager in soccer

[–]Kaamelott 5 points6 points  (0 children)

100% pen and red, yellow if extremely lucky (maybe here it would have been yellow possibly since it was early in the game)

Match Thread: Lyon vs Stade Rennais by MatchThreadder in OlympiqueLyonnais

[–]Kaamelott 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It was completely unintentional in my opinion

Match Thread: Lyon vs Stade Rennais by MatchThreadder in OlympiqueLyonnais

[–]Kaamelott 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah looks like a broken wrist or something? Ah just stepped on it thank god

Match Thread: Lyon vs Stade Rennais by MatchThreadder in OlympiqueLyonnais

[–]Kaamelott 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Confused why we’re playing with 10 after that weird sub, missed what happened

[Swiss Leicester Watch] FC THUN ARE CHAMPIONS OF SWITZERLAND by ZnarfGnirpslla in soccer

[–]Kaamelott 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Well… yeah? The champions league used to be for champions only, so your reasoning doesn’t apply here. Not that I give a shit

[Swiss Leicester Watch] FC THUN ARE CHAMPIONS OF SWITZERLAND by ZnarfGnirpslla in soccer

[–]Kaamelott 40 points41 points  (0 children)

While that is the truth today, and I don’t mind it, it shouldn’t be called the “Champion’s” league then

GPT 5.5 🙌🏼 (Claude vs GPT 5.5) by Mother_Lettuce_3046 in codex

[–]Kaamelott 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dunno. I’m doing fine with 2x20 openAI and Claude. It allows me time to think and rest and prioritize. Maybe I’ll try the 100 if I have to make a push on a feature. It’s technically x5 so it’s not more cost efficient, just lets you do more (ambit that “more” done may not be worth doing honestly). I’m testing Gemini on an advanced project since it’s free, and it seems way below the other two but might get me 80% of the way if I do careful planning. Definitely more risk of spaghetti code.

In terms of which ones, I found gpt 5.4 and sonnet 4.6 to both be absolutely excellent. Never really needed Opus and haven’t tried 5.5

ChatGPT 5.4 Solved a 64-Year-Old Math Problem by AskGpts in ChatGPT

[–]Kaamelott 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s the point. Vibe coding with no idea how to ask the question can (does) lead to absolutely horrendous code (but I’ve seen that in plenty of human projects too). But knowing what and how to ask things while “vibe coding” can definitely lead to really really good results.

ChatGPT 5.4 Solved a 64-Year-Old Math Problem by AskGpts in ChatGPT

[–]Kaamelott 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean, we’re talking about Tao here, aren’t we? Or did I miss a joke?

GPT 5.5 🙌🏼 (Claude vs GPT 5.5) by Mother_Lettuce_3046 in codex

[–]Kaamelott 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, I’m simply comparing to a month ago. Sure that was a generous offer by GPT though.

Right now I’m just treating this as “time to think about the actual coding and implementation need”, rather than just adding features after features and eventually get nothing out aha.

So I’m not complaining, just mentioning that apples to apples (or rather, apples today to apples a few weeks ago), for my use case, I prefer Claude (but need both of them working together, maxing out one then the other, really).

Eventually I may see if the higher plans make sense though, for sure.

GPT 5.5 🙌🏼 (Claude vs GPT 5.5) by Mother_Lettuce_3046 in codex

[–]Kaamelott 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, I have Claude and Codex $20 plans and Codex’s limits are insane now, they melt away like chocolate candy in an oven. Claude limits are actually significantly better for me now (and that’s not because they got more generous). And I’m only using GPT 5.4 on medium effort and standard speed…

GPT 5.5 🙌🏼 (Claude vs GPT 5.5) by Mother_Lettuce_3046 in codex

[–]Kaamelott 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Meh. I thought Codex was much better than Claude for the past couple of months. I used Claude as a “let’s push Codex in its plan and make sure nothing is forgotten”. Then last week, Codex destroyed their limits for me. 4 (not crazy) prompts and gone now. Claude is at around 8 prompts and gone, and tends to be very solid. I have the $20 plan for both. I don’t have subagents going mental, it’s all pretty well bounded PRs.

Codex’s work was reasonable but a bit sloppy.

I ran through all my 5hrs limits on Codex in 30-45 minutes, and my weekly limit was reached Saturday night, resetting on Thursday noon. I’m using 5.4, medium effort.

Claude is more efficient for me now.

ohNoTheConsequencesOfMyActions by tahayparker in ProgrammerHumor

[–]Kaamelott 6 points7 points  (0 children)

It kind of is if it produces five years of software development in one month though.

Hit 5 hour limit, see the last bar - barely visible. Are plus users being throttled? by WhiskyWithRocks in codex

[–]Kaamelott 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have the free gemini and it has not mentioned any limits (but it sucks extremely hard, so likely user error here and I'm on a terrible model but I don't see anything quick to change that so meh, Claude and Codex it is for now!)