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Yeah I don't know who was the genius who approved changing an Alexa lookalike to a chatgpt clone for our phones.

Code has never been the execution of the ideas is cheap mantra.

It is the whole business flow chain of value to the end user what is valuable.

This must be easily benchmaxed because I have never gotten an "idk like" answer for the western frontier models. All my personal "real world" use cases will always resort to hallucinations.

Liability. I work in a tightly regulated market and I cannot use any service due to be in touch with PII data. If it was my option I would just use OpenCode with deepseek, it is more than enough for the majority of my tasks.

This, I have been doing my side hustle code with open code an 3.2 reasoner and it is way better than what I have at day job with copilot and whatever models are there.

Antropic has too much to explain if their advantage can be closed with just black box distillation. And if it is being white version they have way worse things to take care.

I can absolutely confirm that night mode works wonders. Since ten years ago I discovered them I no longer have dry eye like problems.

To be fair I cannot trust your shape in your jsonrpc, I am not sure if id is truly an integer or if you sent me an integer by mistake, same as params or even the payload of the params' param, this is why we ended adopting openapi for describing http interactions and iirc jsonrpc specifically can also be described with it. At least in the schema part no one would say it is ambiguous, also one does not need do heavier parses, the obj is a tree, no more checking on scaping strings, no more issues with handcoded multiline strings, it is dropped the need to separate attributes with commas as we know the end tag delimits a space and so on.

Probably absolutely no. I was studying about the corresponding names between tarot card and Shem Hamphorash and gave me incorrect names, it gave me a correct angel name but not the correct one of several cards.

So for studying? Nope, for practicing neither.

The idea is to be fit, not to be shredded.

How funny this comment is, when we take into consideration of us being on an industry full of dark patterns.

It is a shame that the people you are answering is being downvoted, I also understand the importance of coloring functions, but look at the examples that person put, python and rust. In those, executing a colored function (at least the async related ones) propagates up to the top of the program, that is a cost that we have to interiorize, but I would be lying if I told you I wouldn't he happy with such behavior. I do a lot of js/ts and I would love to just be able to "inline" await without making my current scope recursively to the top of the program like it can be done with F# with the Async.StartAsTask operation.

You can use adapters via Foreign Function Interface and interact with C++ code. The deal breaker is that memory is separated, C++ code has its own heap and Ocaml too. Quiet different to F# in which operating with C# is seamless and the runtime is the same.

Basically torrent is the best option, check readarr.