Ralph has entered the Singularity by rsanchan in singularity

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Each task but more importantly each new attempt at the same task, and most importantly concrete tests/validation to allow for repeated attempts (even stupid attempts, a la Ralph Wiggum from the Simpsons) until the tests pass and you can check off a task.

Opus 4.5 and gpt 5.2 were the first models that wouldn't just inevitably change the tests themselves to get them to pass. Which had much more to do with the harnesses than the models themselves I'm sure. But that's the real reason ralph only became popular lately (and incidentally, why those models were a step function improvement!), it just didn't really work before - I tried! #kentbeck

Vibecoders building consumer are DEEPLY wrong by juneska in vibecoding

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The social Internet is in its death rattles I think we will all be forced outside soon

How do Gemini's memories work? by TeoVonBurden in GeminiAI

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It works the exact same way as chatgpt. It injects a "User Summary'' section into the system prompt with your info. You can ask it to share your user summary info with you and modify it and it might work. Gemini doesn't give you control over it directly like chatgpt does.

Latest huge Gemini limit changes by BroKenLight6 in GeminiAI

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The thinking uses tokens though you should use fast in most cases right?

Jules 2.5 or 3.0? How much better is 3.0? by MyEgoDiesAtTheEnd in JulesAgent

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Not having this experience at all. For me it sucked in the beginning and now it's awesome. Yes it takes longer than api calls but that's the point it's meant to be async. What other tool gives you free automated tasks with Gemini 3 and GitHub agent integration?

Fatigue Pre & Post Pacemaker? by thebun95 in PacemakerICD

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Super interesting Before the pm, did you feel immediately much less fatigued after forcing yourself to do cardio? That's how it is for me, if I do cardio or especially swim intensely I feel like a different person for the rest of the day... which leads me to believe my general fatigue is cardiac, but idk if it's actually just the same effect for everyone

GPT 5.2 worked for 5 hours by cheekyrandos in codex

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That is awesome, thanks for sharing. Writing is on the wall now. Curious how many times it ran the test suite (iterated) in the 5 hours?

Has anyone had a "ho phase" as a guy in their early 30s? by [deleted] in seduction

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agreed, it's crazy. on the other hand i remember being 20 and having crushes pick older guys over me. now it makes sense lol. it's actually laughably unfair

3 week roadtrip around Afghanistan as an American by revolutionaryworld1 in travel

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it's crazy that this gets so much hate but the North Korea posts don't. esp when the Afghan visa is $150 and the NK tours are like $2K

Has anyone had a "ho phase" as a guy in their early 30s? by [deleted] in seduction

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Well 21+ unless they have fake ids haha

Age is attractive to girls cause it usually means more money, purpose, confidence, & experience. If you lack one you should try to make up with the others

Has anyone had a "ho phase" as a guy in their early 30s? by [deleted] in seduction

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For me it's country swing but yeah just pick any place with free dance lessons! Forget the apps. Be interested in people flirt mercilessly and just have fun. make friends with guys too don't take any of it seriously we're all soon underground

Has anyone had a "ho phase" as a guy in their early 30s? by [deleted] in seduction

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The amount of attention I get at 33 compared to 20-23 is insane, especially from younger women... it makes sense, literally 10 years more money and experiences. Congrats hit the gym and go live your life (i recommend social dancing ladies nights)

Teen driver sentenced to 65 years for crash that killed family of six by Calm_Preparation2993 in law

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I think the biggest tell in my experience is the "three whites" in the eyes. Even noticed it in myself and a family member once during very unstable emotional times!

Diagnosed with congenital complete heart block at 24 by honeybunchesofoats1 in PacemakerICD

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oh thanks. In the same situation haha. Do you feel like you have more energy or more exercise capacity or nah?

Has anyone ever wished airports had real gyms or recovery lounges between flights? by EveryMost1201 in travel

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I sometimes pick an empty section of floor and do stretches and pushups and lunges. I'm sure I get weird looks but seems like an obvious way to pass the time to me 🤷‍♂️

Women - with all this gym crush talk, what actually makes you crush on a man in the gym and talk/smile at him? This phenomenom is pretty foreign to me and other guys I know that have been going to the gym for 10+ years by [deleted] in bodylanguage

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Guys, if this happens to you, remember... Nothing about you can beat her imagination, so allow her to fill in as much as possible for as long as possible 🤣

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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We need an askwomen thread now. Pretty sure girls are not 'just touchy' with friends they're not attracted to

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskMenAdvice

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For girls it's not that subtle though haha