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wtf

>>109357088
good OP pic

Anyone else enjoying https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRsQsTMvPNg ? I was looking through all the slash commands in Claude and found /radio
>>109357097
I’m not good at responding to news but I try

>>109357088
>Eliezer Yudkowsky screaming.png
what thread edition is this?

>>109357121
step 1: cut a hole in the box edition

>>109357121
you can be both a doomer and an LLM enjoyer, anon

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where is opus-chan 5
i need my claude and codex reset now!

>>109357088
OP is retarded and forgot to change the date of the top news entry to the date of the huggingface hack

Capability delusions are silly. Accuracy is the current state of math

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>qwen 3.6 35b collapses to 12tok/s after a few prompts when offloading VRAM to RAM (16GB+rest)

you promised me glory /vcg/, you promised me riches

>>109357121
Snailcat and the Methods of Clanking

Turned on fable bets on how long until it dumps me down to opus

1h per day for plus voice chat is too little wtf

>>109357160
What command line are you using? It works at ~20tk/s for me at Q8 and I have an ancient DDR4 CPU

>>109357061
Not sure if the moon (and crystal palace etc.) are real assets/locations desu. The project is about quests anyway, I've 100% cyberpunk like 3 times, I just want more content desu

So everyone here is rich and successful now with all these sci-fi models coming out?

aside from those who are already rich from corporate AI jobs

>>109357187
i don't think i've ever been dropped out more than once in the entire time I've used fable
at least with Opus as long as you stick to programming you're fine
I even had opus reverse engineer some software and was able to break into my own car over bluetooth.
the only time it refused was when I claimed I was using a VPN.
So basically if you act like a normal person you'll never get dropped
if you act like a squirrelly bitch claude will pick up on it

>>109357088
best light weight models for c/c++/assembly programming?
i have 8 gigs of ram and 12 of vram (i asked last week, but didn't save thread or suggestions)

>>109357266
there’s a link to the previous thread in the OP

>>109357266
opencode

>>109357266
gemma-4-E4B-it-OBLITERATED knows the machine elves and netflix, perfect for c/c++/assembly

>>109357272
i did a quick search and didn't find my posts using key words, i'll check again closer

>>109357277
thanks i'll check it out.

It's funny seeing issues on openai/codex and here complaining about context window. I've never had an issue with the context window, 258k is plenty

Today my employer is giving me a server to run my vibe coded app on. I will either make a complete fool of myself or management will praise me for my 'think outside the box' attitude. Wish me luck bros.

>>109357287
they were the kids that bought a jaguar because it had more bits

>>109357287
I have to run muh loops.

>>109357287
because codex silently auto-compacts when it hits the context limit, so you never even know when your AI gets lobotomized

>>109357261
I'm just making math proofs, I'm unsure fable immediately flags math as unsafe or whether ot depends on the math

>>109357349
>quick maths
ime fable really likes math, especially if you remind it of curry-howard-lambek and abstract stone duality

>>109357308
Does seem like a case of bad craftsmen blaming their tools
>>109357339
and what prevents you from doing so? I've done all that with no issues
>>109357344
It's not silent though, it literally shows an event that it's automatically compacting, and this particular point is ironic because various sources claim codex's compaction is the best, in fact there are plugins for other harnesses to use codex's compaction endpoint.

>>109357357
I'm going over the 2d case of the shit that was found earlier this week next

I had to go to the post office, first time I saw the real world in weeks.

>>109357370
I've noticed if it didn't print anything and it hit the compacting block you can't let it continue after the progress bar ends it'll go full stupid. Though I'm unsure they've fixed this over tome

>>109357401
That makes sense because the compaction endpoint returns assistant and user messages, so if you're blowing through the entire context window from a single prompt like all tool calls and file reads then there's probably something wrong with your codebase or the scope of the task is too broad

Did gpt just start bugging out and not responding for anyone else?

>>109357370
personally I have mine set to compact at 64k context
anyone who needs more than that is a promptlet

>>109357486
I know that I'm inefficient in terms of tokens, but I want to save my time and do more parallel work. I could craft better prompts, and I do it for bug fixes sometimes, but for my feature campaigns I want it to be simpler. I just say: read the campaign 326 docs and continue from the last wave, following the roadmap. It probably reads some unnecessary stuff, but it's something I can do in a minute rather than thinking about it much.

>>109357508
that’s how i work too. do one dedicated long planning session without having to worry about the model getting lobotomized, then start the implementation in a fresh convo. nobody wants to copy-paste a fucking novel or rewrite ten paragraphs of context every time. having it compact every five minutes when it shouldn’t be compacting at all is annoying as fuck

>>109357088
This guy should have written introspective science fiction instead of being a public doomer.

>>109357287
I used to find 4096 tokens plenty.
Now I want 512k at the minimum with proper needle in a haystack retrieval.

anyone know if the voice model in codex actually counts towards codex usage? or is the codex usage just the underlying model the voice model is orchestrating?

>>109357088
I hope this "skill" meme dies soon.
>https://github.com/mattpocock/skills/tree/main/skills/engineering
LLMs don't need your techbro lecture on how to write tests, fix bugs, review code, or any of that. They already know that.
>https://github.com/DietrichGebert/ponytail/tree/main/examples
Many of these are skipping basic features for the sake of impressing you with a shorter code snippet.

>>109357628
>email-validation.md
>Skipped: RFC 5322 parser, DNS MX lookup, confirmation email. Add when you actually need to reject user+tag@sub.domain.co.uk or catch typos, until then, this catches 99% of "oops I fat-fingered it" cases.
Cool, nice, I love code that isn't fit for purpose
>debounce.md
>Skipped: debounce utility function, class wrapper, config object, setTimeout + clearTimeout is the debounce. Add a utility when you need it on 3+ inputs.
Cool, nice, I love code that isn't reusable

Sol is more correct than 5.5 but god damn it takes 10x longer to move on to the next task