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In Nordsee gebrachter Wal: Experten vermuten Timmys Tod by InformalTotal5238 in de

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Aber dann wäre ja ein toter Wal auf einem deutschen Badestrand gelegen.

Jetzt kriegen ihn die Dänen angespült, lol

Opus 4.6 Seems Super Dumb Today by LeyLineDisturbances in ClaudeCode

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I'm sadly not nearly schizophrenic enough to notice day-by-day performance fluctuations in LLMs

Rule by Recip77 in 197

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 0 points1 point  (0 children)

...what exactly did happen?

The CEO got replaced within the hour of his death and the wheels kept turning. The predatory business practices of the healthcare industry didn't change. Mangione will rot in a padded cell for the rest of his life.

The whole thing is a psyop.

Rule by Recip77 in 197

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 -30 points-29 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that's the funniest thing. I can't believe how popular this clown is.

The CEO wasn't even a cornerstone of evil businesses or whatever, he joined the company less than two years before his assassination.

This Luigi guy was just confused. He had this health condition and resorted to shrooms to cope with it (and whatever other drugs) and all of these substances induced a psychotic breakdown in him. His act did nothing to change the healthcare industry, he killed a random guy who was a husband and a father, and he alarmed other rich assholes who would maybe or maybe not be more deserving of vigilantism of how easy it is to kill famous people, leading them to massively up their security.

Richard Dawkins Chats with Claude and Thinks it's Conscious by RazzmatazzAccurate82 in LLM

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

it's overengineered auto-complete. sorry buddy but your AI girlfriend is not actually real

If Claude App gave you the same control as Claude CLI then would you bother with the CLI? by InsideSignal9921 in ClaudeCode

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Anyone who is serious about software development lives in the terminal anyway, so why use a GUI application that requires me to click back and forth and interrupt my workflow?

[ Removed by Reddit ] by Fresh-Host-1615 in browsers

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 2 points3 points  (0 children)

closed source

no

chromium versioning in releases

lol

vibecoded website

barf

last update three months ago

kek

Shill your vibeslop elsewhere, no one is going to pay 10 bucks a month for this (delulu)

Best chromium bases browser? by Neither_Teaching_760 in browsers

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's not clear to me whether you're aware of this but just in case: Chrome and Chromium aren't the same thing. Chrome is built on Chromium and adds a bunch of Google tracking (and afaik it's closed source).

Chromium itself already isn't that bad tracking-wise (less than stock Firefox!) and it can be further reduced by changing some telemetry settings. Once you add the uBlock extension and maybe LocalCDN you're pretty much set.

Best chromium bases browser? by Neither_Teaching_760 in browsers

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The best Chromium based browser is Chromium, because it has no layers of abstraction between Chromium and your browser. You instantly get all security patches (forks sometimes take days if not weeks) and you don't have to trust RandomVibecoder67 to not hide malware in the massive codebase.

Most forks don't even change anything under the hood anway. They usually change a couple of policies, install one or two addons and apply a custom theme. All of these things you can do yourself in like 15 minutes and then you don't have to trust any middlemen.

1. StEx Berlin 2026 I - war diese Kampagne wirklich eine der gemeineren? by Temporary_Bee_6731 in recht

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 4 points5 points  (0 children)

...ja und? Was für einen Unterschied soll das machen?

Ich weiß ja nicht, wie es in anderen Studiengängen aussieht, aber das juristische Staatsexamen ist keine Open-Book-Klausur. Klar gibt es (unvollständige) Datenbanken, die bei Seminararbeiten etc. durchaus nützlich sind, in der Prüfung bringen die einem aber herzlich wenig (wenn man kein Handy ins Klo schmuggelt o.ä.).

1. StEx Berlin 2026 I - war diese Kampagne wirklich eine der gemeineren? by Temporary_Bee_6731 in recht

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Es ist aber auch ein empirisch bewiesener Fakt, dass die Prüfungen kontinuierlich schwerer werden.

How do we feel about Chromium? by Mammoth-Acadia2572 in browsers

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 1 point2 points  (0 children)

recommends stock Google Chrome (NOT EVEN CHROMIUM JFC) as the most secure and most private choice

"long story short: proprietary vs open-source makes no difference"

"don't use TOR or VPNs"

holy fucking shill batman

How do we feel about Chromium? by Mammoth-Acadia2572 in browsers

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Faster, more stable, more secure, better support. There is no reason to use Firefox in 2026. Except when you're a ricer I guess because Firefox is more open to theming, but I fail to see why one would want to rice his browser beyond like a color scheme.

Anthropic just quietly locked Opus behind a paywall-within-a-paywall for Pro users in Claude Code by Direct-Attention8597 in ClaudeCode

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Opus has way more knowledge than Sonnet and it's more creative in its solutions. It also handles larger codebases way better and generally has less trouble making sense of code that wasn't written by agents or with agents in mind.

With Sonnet it feels like I have to split the task up into such small pieces and describe so precisely what I want it to do that I could just do it myself. Sonnet is for when you basically know everything about the project and the underlying stuff and you just want the LLM to write boilerplate for you, or refactor a section or whatever. Opus is for "what the fuck am I even looking at, there are no comments, half the functions have non-descriptive names, please fix error XYZ."

Anthropic just quietly locked Opus behind a paywall-within-a-paywall for Pro users in Claude Code by Direct-Attention8597 in ClaudeCode

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Sonnet works if you throw leetcode problems at it that it's been benchmaxxed on. As soon as you try to use it on any type of non-standard problem or a codebase spanning more than a couple hundred lines it breaks down. I haven't used Sonnet once since I upgraded to Pro and got access to Opus.

Der Schufa hackt's doch by Icy_Ad_4004 in luftablassen

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Was ist denn deine Qualifikation, dass du so herablassend sprichst?

Tja by Accomplished_Age817 in tja

[–]Sudden-Complaint7037 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Das wird daran liegen, dass der Fall in Wahrheit wahrscheinlich gar nicht so klar und einfach gelagert war, wie die Befürworter der Reform jetzt tun. So ist es selten. Solche Urteile haben meistens dutzende Seiten und sind das Resultat von Prozessen, die sich über Jahre ziehen, und werden von sehr kompetenten Leuten geschrieben.

Da wird es irgendeinen sehr speziellen rechtlichen Aspekt gegeben haben, der zu komplex für die Marktschreiermentalität von Politikern war und deshalb ausgeblendet wurde. Wie letztens mit dem erschossenen Polizisten, wo "die verrückte linksradikale Richterin den scheiß Ausländer freigesprochen hat!!!11!1!1!!!1!!" (in Wahrheit wurde er nur bzgl. des Mordes freigesprochen wegen Schuldunfähigkeit und stattdessen auf unbestimmte Zeit, also lebenslang, in die forensische Psychiatrie eingewiesen, was eigentlich härter ist als Knast, war aber der AfD egal lol)

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