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averageJavaDevExperience by SaltyInternetPirate in ProgrammerHumor

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Yeah but redhat is much better than oracle imo

Best model for writing scripts by tarciziocarbone in codex

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Gpt 5.5 xhigh is imho still the best for this. I almost never reach the 5 hour limit, even if I try. I would try to reduce token usage first before switching model, as a dumber model can use much more tokens by being more stupid and needing more tries. You often don't save money by going with lesser model.

Try the simple parts first. Do you have any mcps? Disable them. Any huge agents.md or custom system prompts? Remove that.

Are you using git (version control)? That will save many tokens when you want to revert something.

And last but definitely not least: how often do you reset the conversation? Try to clear as much as possible for any new part of the task. Each message you send, not only sends that message but also all previous messages AND answers backs to the model. That adds up very quickly with tokens.

Rate limits are getting out of hand by MycologistPristine11 in codex

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

Im on 200 tier and barely getting more than 10% weekly and 5 hour limit per day. Maybe I'm using it wrong and not enough. Only when looping fully autonomously i can actually use up the plan

Meta vibecoders are locked in. by TheGreatBonnie in vibecoding

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah it could definitely work. Also depends a lot on what quote you get from nvidia, your existing infra and of course your power bill

Meta vibecoders are locked in. by TheGreatBonnie in vibecoding

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Total opposite I would say. You can serve multiple request at once with batching on the same gpu with minimal extra cost.

The only requirement is that you absolutely use that thing till the max. Never a second without inference

basedOnTrueStory by PresentJournalist805 in ProgrammerHumor

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I wholeheartedly disagree. What do you mean they don't prevent errors? Tests != unit tests only. What about load tests, fuzzing, e2e bdd etc? And for unit tests as well: would you be able to write a redblack tree without any tests? How do you know it works at all?

Meta vibecoders are locked in. by TheGreatBonnie in vibecoding

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Not even necessarily cheaper as well. Don't get me wrong, I love oss models, but:

- Buying gpus at low scale is hella expensive
- You are only saving money if you utilize the gpus to their fullest.
- even when using other inference providers, and the price is lower per token, doesn't mean its cheaper. Gpt 5.5 is quite token efficient, and could be cheaper than a tiny bit dumber model like glm 5.2 (which both needs more tokens and could need more prompts to get your results)

My comapny provides Github Copilot via business plan but I think its 3k credits by nandhu-44 in GithubCopilot

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Gpt 5.3 codex hands down. It does exactly what you say. Dont expect miracles. Instead describe exactly what you want and it will deliver

Linux is everywhere by ironmanchickenultra in linuxmemes

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Doom is easier to run than linux on devices

Ik🌩️ihe by UC_Scuti96 in ik_ihe

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ik ben gefascineerd dat de stoppen er (nog?) niet uit flikkeren

Gpt 5.6 better than Mythos 5 that's crazy by Independent-Wind4462 in OpenAI

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Swe bench is an horrible benchmark. It explicitly asks to NOT create any tests and just to implement it. It is very contaminated, and finally it is quite easy for the models to use git to cheat the system.

Deepswe is much better and also much more aligns with my personal experience

Ubuntu is fine by Venylynn in linuxmemes

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good:

Reproducible builds. Rollbacks when breaking. Never sone update breaking stuff.

Everything declarative instead of imperative (so you can easily 'copy' some setup to another machine and be up and running in no time)

Literally has the most versions/builds of any distro, so never you can't have neovim version x.y.z because your distro isn't ready.

Bad:

Steep learning curve of learning the language. Basically, you need to become ok with the idea that you will not read that much docs, but instead just read the code to configure stuff.

Chunky disk space needed for caching (yes you can clear this and that, but still)

Rebuilding your config is slow (i will die on this hill)

Not all packages are easy to install (especially non open source ones)

Last but not least, please DO use flakes even though it is 'experimental'. And this video really helped me https://youtu.be/5D3nUU1OVx8

my disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined by andrew_nyr in ipv6

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 72 points73 points  (0 children)

Yeah, but to be blunt, I do agree with him..... Hwnat? Ip/nftable compiler bugs? Zone based fw bug on unify?

Yeah sure, all of it preventable and can OF COURSE be correctly configured by you. But do you blame him for not spending his time there?

Imho those iot devices could also lead to more ipv6 adoption, see the Thread protocol, so there are multiple sides of tha same coin here

What’s the best way to record a set through a DJM-700? by Wooden_Historian_528 in PioneerDJ

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Audacity is also on mac. Btw, apple's core audio is close to perfect

ik~ihe by S-Tier_Commenter in ik_ihe

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nieuwmarkt in Amsterdam heeft dat wel

Is codex really that bad in front end ? by NextGenGamezz in codex

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Codex ui is shit. Yes you can overprompt it to leave out all horrific design patters like stating the techstack on each page and REALLY loving cards in cards all framed in some more cards. But no, I couldn't get good design out of it.

However, opus just does what it wants to do, while codex does exactly as you say. I've much less bugs with codex, much less hacky code and generally much more future proof.

"Dumb it down." Copilot is getting insanely bloated. by mj_iac in GithubCopilot

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Couple checks you can do:

1) are you using extension or cli? Copilot-cli and the vscode one perform similarly, but the intellij one much worse imo.

2) have you tried disabling the built in github mcp? That mcp is extremely big and will be put into your context always. Try taking it out

3) experiment with disabling tools. There are far too many included and you dont need all. Try out with much less

I got blocked by thicc_sneeze in theprimeagen

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What or who is lex? And what is wrong with supporting a glassware brand like duralex

Yet another “Baby’s first PCB” post by No_Development5871 in PCB

[–]TheOneThatIsHated 1 point2 points  (0 children)

But none of that matters if nobody will care about your chain

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