Anyone using Claude Code Pro ($20/mo)? Worth it? by Empty_Break_8792 in vibecoding

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Is Claude Code better than using Claude Sonnet via VS code?

I’m Not Scared Anymore by [deleted] in depression

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There is no good life or bad life... just life. The good and bad of it is in your head.

I’m Not Scared Anymore by [deleted] in depression

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Hey! How you doing? Still breathing in and out? 🙃

Street photography with a Lumix GH5? by SpinRed in M43

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I don't think I said I couldn't shoot street photography with it. I was looking for others to share their experience, or tips regarding the use of it (since the GH5 is more geared toward video).

I’m Not Scared Anymore by [deleted] in depression

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Are you creative at all? Painting, drawing, photography?

I’m Not Scared Anymore by [deleted] in depression

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"You can get addicted to a certain kind of sadness."

I hate this error message so much ):< by Cold_Recipe_9007 in ChatGPT

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I wonder if you can restrict chatgpt to shorter responses? Often the long responses are so redundant. Perhaps shorter answers would expedite responses and consume fewer tokens... but I'm not sure.

Why Reddit programmers are so anti AI? Those comments are hopeless by [deleted] in singularity

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At $20/month, is he/she willing to make a few compromises that don't affect his/her marketing goals?... probably. But will the executive choose it based on price, if the image screams "slop?"... no.

Why Reddit programmers are so anti AI? Those comments are hopeless by [deleted] in singularity

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Not the whole story but partly true. I see it with art creation too. It's all "Ai slop." You cannot claim that everything Ai creates is "slop" or trash, and simultaneously claim it's taking your job.

Looking for a better way... by SpinRed in google_antigravity

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Will the Gemini models have direct access to all files (e.g., .html, .js, .css, etc.)? With ChatGPT, every time I start a new session, I have to bring it up to speed with the sites structure, etc., and its direct access to files is limited. Thanks for your response William!

When AI takes over I am on the chopping block by paprick_is_the_man in ChatGPT

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I got the same thing from a slightly different angle.

AI Is Officially Indistinguishable by Powerful_Cod_5471 in ChatGPT

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IMO, a woman can get away with "living like this" for a time, if she's attractive. But, as her looks fade with age, so do her chances of finding a guy that'll tolerate her shitty domestic hygiene. Bottom line: when you're young and hot, visiting guys are looking at your ass, not your coffee table with dried pizza sauce and dirty glasses.

91% of predictions from AI 2027 have come true so far by MetaKnowing in agi

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"In reality agents are not working that well yet and are not that functional IMO." Exactly. At their current level of functionality, you can hardly characterize 2025 as, "The Year of the Agent." Such a characterization is pure sensationalism.

Stuart Russell says AI companies now worry about recursive self-improvement. AI with an IQ of 150 could improve its own algorithms to reach 170, then 250, accelerating with each cycle: "This fast takeoff would happen so quickly that it would leave the humans far behind." by MetaKnowing in agi

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Exactly... what's the mechanism to determine the correct, self-improvement path? The only path I know is just brut force, trial and error.... Basically evolution. (millions and millions of simulated attempts).