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Thanks sam, very cool

What's the best local LLM for python writing?

>>110083744
glm 5.3

sex with sam altman

>>110083744
>>110083754
yes sirs glm 5.3 just have 200GB or 800GB of RAM sirs.

buy a fucking claude subscription NIGGER

>>110083774
you can get that for less than 50k

>>110083744
>>110083774
btw instead of just busting your balls, Qwen 3.8 27B is the best you get - recalling you have 16GB vram qtpie.

>>110083785
Based. I will try it out.

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blackjack but you can cheat
marking cards works across all tables, they always appear face up and you can tell what the next card is
swap cards while the dealer isn't looking
count cards (I don't know what this does I don't play blackjack)

you can leave the table at any time, the goal of the run is to break the house (the boss)
your skill carries across runs so after a few runs you'll be a cheating machine

it's got a lot of sloppy AI text and overly verbose UIs, the images are straight out of gpt image slop
game is done as is, the point wasn't to make a game but to stress test the UI framework

https://files.catbox.moe/4ecjj2.zip

>>110083893
UI looks good, not bad anon. Is that a custom engine?

>>110083994
Yes. But right now it’s more like a native UI framework with some Cpp utilities. It’s a mix of Svelte, CSS, Elm and React. The point is that agents can write it naturally so it leverages as much as possible existing syntax and patterns.
It runs natively on the GPU so there’s no browser or anything like that. Data uses a view model which is slightly verbose but agents can generate by themselves, and it gets you a snapshot that can run in parallel of the game thread, so data calculations as parallelized.
It also is reactive in a way only what changed triggers updates instead of polling everything every frame.
It has most of CSS styles and alignment but simplified and flexbox and grid layouts tested against chrome. It has drag and drop, relative anchoring, etc.
the downside is I didn’t build any actual game rendering code yet, the engine is the backend with general purpose systems and the UI

Ideally once the UI is done-ish enough I can actually turn it into a game engine

>>110083500
nvidia has a project called openshell for this purpose. i just rely on the dsh default sandbox.

tried ultrafast at work, this is so fucking good, I'm jealous, but then I see how fast it rapes usage and I'm fine

>want to vibe code
>can't find any idea of something that I need
feels sad

>>110084136
Mini PCs these days are cheap, I just bought one and let it muck around, if things get too wacky I wipe and rebuild with a kickstart script

>>110084373
I don't have that problem. There's so much shitty code around me to fix, not to mention my own projects. I wish I had more tokens, but the 20 sub is already pushing it and I'm not giving them more

>>110083782
Imbecile. You realize you could get nearly 40x that value on subscriptions right?

>>110084373
Ask Claude for suggestions

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I can't believe how much i can actually use opus high on the 20€ sub. I thought it would be shit. I talked a few days ago about red faction guerrilla type physics in games and i am making progress. I don't know what would be the correct way to do bending steel beams. these segmented ones work but are ugly. Using godot + jolt physics.

>>110084405
try asking claude about using the physics position of the simulated segments to drive a skinned mesh maybe (not sure if godot supports that but I think it should)

>>110084236
Literally as you said this I get:
> Enable Fast mode
>Based on your work last week across 80 chats, Fast could have saved about 4 hours 27 minutes. Increases plan usage,

>>110084373
2D game. Simple as fuck. No longer than a week of dev. Any genre, nothing too complicated.

When Fable 5.5

>>110084444
A year ago I've build something using Godot. I did it step by step using just the standard chatgpt ai chat, not sure what model it was. Kinda worked quite good. Would you still do it that way or just codex to build it all and then fine tune?

>>110084470
Codex. But only if it is something i would like to update for a long time. Otherwise it's too much for too little.

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Had to make the Chinese one do it.

Seems like I have to "call DeepSeek" more often instead of dumping every query into Codex. Shit's cheap as absolute fuck, especially for drilling into an existing code base. I asked a specific question about why pylance noted that an exact line of code somewhere was unreachable, and getting the (accurate, btw) answer cost me 2 cents.

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whatever you say claude

I finally managed to get my clankers to build a metaclanker manager and orchestrator

I can swap harnesses, models and providers (and even local) at will for especialized functions and check the usage of each provider at the same time keeping them all in a cuckcage and prohibiting them from sharing data with netanyahu


what am I going to use it for next? make me goon of course

>>110084373
Probably the most pathetic I have felt during all this is writing a list of ideas for something, implementing all 20~ of them instantly because it is now trivial to do so, and then finding myself wanting to add more but I just can't think of anything else... and it's at that point I start impulsively considering prompting the LLM for ideas, too.

Okay Argon was a dud, when Fable 5.5?

>>110084650
im thinking of using sol instead of deepseek for the asking query and other stuff before feeding into codex

>>110084840
I've done that and dont even feel shame. It can be a nice sounding board for ideas and its suggestions sometimes give a good thread to pull on to build a more thought out idea

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god damn it claude had the greatest idea to use muratori as reference for our engine, now that fraud is going to taint our code

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200 cloned the repo, I'm assuming bots.
Only 4 of you faggots even looked at the page.
https://github.com/navnlaus/Phil/

>>110084444
how? i'd like to make a top down driving game

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>>110084899
I wonder how Timur is doing now

>>110083785
QFN is better and faster if you have 64GB RAM

>>110084947
>how?
Ask the a.i. dumbass. That's what it is for. For asking.

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>>110084948
interestingly enough, apparently doom eternal has no main thread and instead uses a system of jobs

i am still waiting for fable 5.5. haiku is still goated. sonnet 5.5 is still goated. 6.1 sol is still goated. 6 luna is still garbage. deepseek flash is still goated.

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Nice thanks AMD now I can try Instinct

You can use Claude CLI and Claude extension in VSC without a plan right?
How fast do you hit limits?

it's over

it's back

>>110085102
Use opencode instead if you are just fucking around.

>>110085130
I already bought a claude plan but I was curious

>>110084405
Is Godot still shit when it comes to decent looking 3d games?

>>110083744
Why do you even need this?

>>110085222
It has some amazing tech demos, just idk about the performance

>>110085142
If you are not planning to do any great work this month. Give it a shot.

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>hermes called deepseek

so what is deepseek good for now?

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So basically the game engine of the future is going to be a fork of Godot that only runs webGPU native. It's going to actually out perform Unreal in Nanite and Raytracing because the maintainers will have copied some insane optimization tech written by none other than Three.js vibecode Chads for the browser that actually is using compute shader hacks built on top of meshlets. But as it's a native fork it'll outperform the initial Three.js fork as well. And of course it'll be portable to web through emscripten. But it'll be easier than Unity to use since it's Godot. It'll be so powerful you'll be able to run Unreal type shit in your phone or in the browser.

But you guys aren't ready for it.

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I just found out trying to make Astra edit a 3D model rapes my 5 hour limit in less than 20 minutes

>>110084995
doom eternal is vulkan native
this explains it (I'm pretending to know)

>>110085465
I used 4.1 Flash to write architectural documentation about a code base (repomix and then shitfeed the entire thing to it). Didn't cost a thing but who knows about actually writing code.

>>110085465
Testing multi-agent orchestration and swarms, high volume synthetic data gen, repetitive automation tasks. Basically anything where quality doesn’t really matter and quantity might

>>110085481
wrong. the future is ARM WASM

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mathfags kwab

I've parked the Kisekko Gurumi decomp for now. Just a bunch of registers and other unmatched functions Opus 5.5 had problems with. It's fine, though.

English translation patch got approved on RHDN, so I'm happy people can finally play this now and understand what's going on.

Might get Claude to bug/ glitch check the decomp code or something. Kinda want to take a break for a few days before diving back into it. Need to think of what I want it to do next.

>>110085495
>>110085510
I disagree with those
if you give it a good harness it does nicely
my only bad experience with it so far was with graphic design, not because of his taste of quality but because he was testing infinitely a lot of stupid shit (which again might have been bad compatibility of with with claude design)

I am using Google Gemini 4 Argon Contributor non stop today with OpenCode.
Its super Intelegence AI Model.
It really does as it say solve the hardest problems you have. I even upgraded today my OpenCode Go subscription just only becouse of Gemini 4 Argon so to be able to use it more.
So becouse of the Super Intelegence AI Model Gemini 4 Argon OpenCode has now a new Go Plus subscriber.
I expected the price difference for the contributor model to be higher. I think as of now the price for the normal and for the contributor is the same. I dont see any difference.
It really gets expensive with higher context usage.
The pricing is the only very bad thing about Gemini 4 Argon.
Everything else is super impressive.
They must have tired pricing like grok had like for first 250K tokens you get attractive price but after this the price doubles per tokens and with every tokens it gets more expensive. I have now for half day usage burned 50% of my weekly Go Plus usage just becouse of Gemini 4 Argon.
Highly recommend to try the new Super Intelegence AI Model Gemini 4 Argon out in combination with OpenCode Go Plus !
It outcompete all other ai models as of now and is the #1 AI Model choice for Super Intelegence.

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>>110085541
>literally everything that's not manual labor is being replaced by AI

>>110085565
buy an ad

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coins!

vgk devirt
vgk.sys devirtualization
vanguard kernel anti cheat devirtualization and deobfuscation
by a group of reverse engineer vibegods who could take over the world in a day wirh their skills.
but they rather devirt vgk.sys
to cheat in a video game

>>110085579
and true creatives are eating like kings
The machine can't truly create, it needs a human with a vision to guide it.
All of it requires you to have an idea you want to see, no matter how basic
if you have no imagination, then even the best frontier model can't save you

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>can finally create games
>all my games are shit
songs for this feel?

wonder how hard it'd be to make it look for potential console exploits

they’re rolling out the “AI is going to break cryptography” FUD again

>>110085690
of ourse they're going to be shit if you don't have any actual skill, ai can't fix that

>>110085673
Everything is working as intended.

>>110085616
uhh tldr?

>>110085690
add this skill and do it at the start
https://www.skills.sh/obra/superpowers/brainstorming

These two are similarly useful, worth grabbing matt's whole deck
https://www.skills.sh/mattpocock/skills/grill-me
https://www.skills.sh/mattpocock/skills/grill-with-docs

These help you sit down and hammer down everything. Every little edge you aren't consciously thinking about

>>110085743
will do, thanks anon

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>>110085591
cooooins

>>110085690
https://vocaroo.com/1iwaz9fKgEZm

>>110085690
Ask the a.i. what things you need to do or learn to be more creative.
No im not fucking with you, just ask it.

>>110085326
well, guess I better use unity or unreal if I wanna make the vehicular combat game I'm thinking of

>>110082945

> 58. Fools ignore complexity. Pragmatists suffer it. Some can avoid it. Geniuses remove it.

Is there any removable complexity in this project?

also https://github.com/Vuk97/forward-implementation-first
ask claude to make a bunch of GitHub issues to change stuff like that in a workflow and have a tracking issue
then ask it to have another workflow that actually handles all the sub-issues

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>>110085780
combooo screeennn

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vary gooog

>>110085952
I had lots of fun playing AirQuake and even AirQuake 2 _solo_ back in the day
I was reminded of this by all the Halo vehicle combat
but Godot might be better

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Moved from Grok build to Claude Code and it's unreal how much better it is in slopping out games. While not impressive and hampered by some of the shit assets I provided. it achieved much more in one session spanning 90 minutes than Grok achieved in three sessions, each lasting like three hours. Only nice thing about grok is its ability to quickly slop placeholder assets itself.

hi

>>110086169
Which paid plan?

>>110086169
how do you get the AI to test game mods or games itself?

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I used up my Claude 20x plan in 24 hours.
I went to buy a 2nd 20x plan on a new account but now you need to do ID and face scans, fuck that. Guess I'll just use my shitgpt $100 plan to close the loose ends for now.
This ID verification shit is so gay does Google and meta do it too?

>>110086261
>You hit you daily limit goy, if you want more, hand over your identity.
No wonder the Chinese are catching up.

>>110086169
Why so many empty images just buy a novelai plan for a month or connect to Google Gemini nano banana

>>110086261
>I used up my Claude 20x plan in 24 hours.
I actually dont know how people do this. Am I just lazy and slow or is it everyone else thats wrong? Like I guess I could up Opus to ultracode but it doesnt seem justified for the time and cost most of the time

>>110086274
I fucking wish.

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>>110086220
Just SuperGrok on the Grok side and a humble Pro on the Claude side, though I'll probably switch to the 5x plan, if it continues to work so well. At 92% of my 5 hour limit...
It also has a creature and level editor, though. So it got quite a lot of things done.

>>110086222
In this case, the AI just launched a the game with a script, that had predefined inputs. Probably checked whether or not the state matched what it expected.

>>110086281
It was just a first test. I'm generating that stuff locally and just didn't get around to those parts,

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XENO/KOI v15: Clicks & Coins
#########################

Direct Download:
https://github.com/Aquaslopper/Xeno-koi/releases/tag/v15
Play in browser:
https://aquaslopper.github.io/Xeno-koi/play/


-----------------------------------------------
Update:
>Clearance coins
>unlockin is now a coin count
>Locked sectors/dossier can be inspected now
>Click-to-play: selecting cards or dragging cards, both possible
>Combo panels open now (right side)
>WIKI: DEUS SUPREMUS page update
>WIKI: Difficulty curve and more
>WIKI: Rulesets cite their source
>...and more

>>110086274
>>110086285
>register on DeepSeek platform
>it's the most barebone admin panel ever
>create API key, wallet top up, and usage statistics
No endless blog posts about acting really nice to your clanker because the text generator inside it might be conscious, no research articles about how it performs .5% better in some arbitrary bullshit benchmark than $MODEL shoved in your face. It's fucking astounding how much simpler (and quite frankly, better) this experience really is.

>>110086283
My idea is: "If I'm paying for the agent, I'm going to use ALL the agent."

So, max intensity overseer, ultra-code all builders. Document actions and thinking in thread diaries, annotate code, compartmentalize work so if they cant get to the end of the rainbow in a session the next wave can pick up with minimal-to-no reinventing the wheel. Wish them a good weekend, and tell 'em all see them next week.

>>110084395
rentoid detected

>>110086355
the trouble with documentation is that it gets out of date
I have to do a lot of tardwrangling to make sure that these things don’t commit descriptions of what they did
and instead only add why something was done that way, as opposed to another way
and even then not often

might use my banked reset soon I just need to know if tibo is about to fuck me

cmon release another worthless update that is just a bug fix again already

>>110085691
curious

>>110086446
he released a shitty one yesterday and didnt reset, you are fucked

>>110086261
>>110086261
>you need to do ID and face scans
Wait, what? Is this for any Claude sub or just certain features? What features?

>>110086446
Do NOT use it

>>110086352
The more I think about it, the more pragmatic the Chinese seem to be. Pay for service, get service. There's absolutely zero ceremony in this anywhere. Shame that learning their language takes literal years, otherwise I'd be publishing my shit to AtomGit.com without a second thought.

I feel like the opuses are sleeping on argon, you get 3x+ more usage and it is better 50% of the time

>>110086486
>learning their language
you know you can get clankers to do this adequately for business correspondence, yes?

>>110086496
>argon
The vibes I've gotten from people online are that it sucks, I shall pass on it. Might give Zuck's a try though, sounds like its might actually be good for stuff not UI or 3D based

>>110086283
>I actually dont know how people do this
Just have a complex problem then create an endless AI implementation-self-review loop.

>>110086446
Use your credits for now. Reset later for sure

>>110086283
debloat, deslop, dedupe
also do more workflows overnight

SKILLS

Grill-Me

and now trying out Ponytail.

The test subject: An aim trainer. Many are like it, but this one is mine.

>turn on anti-aliasing taa or fsr / dlss / whatever intel has
no. this is my game and it has aliasing.

>>110086546
We can't trust anything online those days, LLMs and do the work of paid shills for free for those AI labs. The good thing is that all the backslash is gonna force Google to improve Gemini's harness

>>110086625
I found ponytail to be a token hog for no reason whatsoever. I made the code shittier and something made it spend twice as many tokens looking for code that it could call instead of writing each function.
So for each thing it needed to write, first it had to scour the codebase to see if there wasn't something it could use
then it would write the code, and then spend another turn's worth of tokens seeing if it could be simplified, but often it just ended up making trivial changes
0/10 would not use

>>110086648
>LLMs do the work of paid shills for free for those AI labs
Logically this makes sens, but LLM shills would surely be more charismatic than the shills usually are.

Want to pick up a $20 sub specifically to get the most use out of it that I can. I already have ChatGPT through work, not interested in more of that, I'm just looking for a lot of usage for my money. Getting a $20 OpenAI or Anthropic account the right way to go or is it worth consider Google for Gemini or Muse? I've arbitrarily chosen $20 so no Grok plan for me. I could throw it at Deepseek / GLM 5.3 Flash through openrouter but I've never been impressed with the usage I get out of those "cheap" services compared to the subsidized American models.

I have an Nvidia Rtx 2080 with 8gb vram, 32gb ram. Haven't tried local models before. Will Qwen3.6-35B-A3B run ok, or is there not enough Vram? I'm ok with fairly slow output as long as it's not sluggish. I want to experiment with using agents to work on coding problems overnight. Is it too big should I be looking at smaller models?

>>110085673
this. I can do amazing things with the ai and I have a few friends who seethe it exists. like sorry you havent remade old 70s/80s video games and loaded them with more features and content. some of those og rpg's and dungeon crawlers are fun to remake. Temple of Asphai or however its called was fun to take the roms of and go aight let's redo this and spice it up.

>>110086625
Ponytail is useless

>>110086731
if it runs at all (iirc you can't fit a 35B model even within your system RAM, let alone VRAM, the model itself is gonna be like 70GB) it's gonna be painfully slow especially on an old GPU like yours. you might be able to use a low quant but it'll still be slow

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Haven't had a clanker push back this hard in a while. It's right though. Made it write out a couple of options to decouple a website's back-panel from the front-end public site for later/other project re-use, this is the one it thinks is total horse shit.

>>110086283
If you’re doing programming on a large codebase it’s reasonable, but I suspect a lot of people just have bloated setups and no clue how to prompt efficiently.

>>110086731
It's gonna be pretty bad, less than 10 tokens/sec

>>110086707
Supposedly opencode go gives you a lot of usage but some anons have mentioned that the harness opencode go uses makes the ai retarded

>>110086940
Doesn't opencode give you API access? You should be able to use it with Hermes or Zed agents

>>110086658
Which model did you use Ponytail with? It may be a model by model thing.

I'm testing Ponytail on Grok 4.7...

It also might be problem by problem, too.

>>110086652
wat

>>110086804
hmm

Have you ...

The other guy said he didn't like the code. I like the code so far. Really, you didn't like the code???!!

what model did you use?

>>110087025
I'm making a parameter-driven photorealistic studio-grade planet surface generator that covers essentially infinite variations of planets both real and hypothetical by tuning the parameters to real processes and features on the Solar System bodies.

>>110086707
a $20 sub to either lab is good to get a sense of how the model will react to you and your projects for sure
on one hand i'd say maybe get anthropic since you already have openai at work
right now opus 5.5 is available on the regular anthropic sub and is basically their top of the line (fable 5.1 is kind of really a sidegrade), and it can get you maybe 2-3 long sessions without subagents and some overnight grinding
on the other an openai sub is more versatile for plugging into other coding harnesses or even hermes

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What else does a game need? Maybe some callofduty action trigger sounds for unlockable stats?? idk... maybe THE COIN SLAMMING INTO THE SCREEN ON THE MATCH RESULT SCREEN BAM BAM BAM

>>110087036
Why not implement a flat Earth cosmos?

>>110087050
women, obviously.

>>110087025
>Which model did you use Ponytail with?
gpt 5.5 or 5.4 I don't even remember, seems like ancient history

>>110087062
maybe a xeno/spiece whamen? But where to put it?

>>110087076
As the assistant, and for the tutorial.

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>>110087056
flat koi...huh...

>>110087085
there's a jew on the top right

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>>110087082
>tutorial
idk... did dark souls had a tutorial? I mean, there is the wiki...

>>110087098
THE ORTH IS FLAIT
TRUST THE TURHT

>>110085465
It's a breath of fresh air as opposed to something like a ChatGPT sub. Most of their shit seems 'stunted' or even 'autistic' in use of language for lack of a better word, and models like the latest Sol being agreeable on almost everything without giving anything a moment of thought is just annoying. Also for a mid-range model it's retardedly slow. With later Claude and DeepSeek models you can actually just converse back and forth about a feature to see how it fits and what implementation would be optimal for the situation at hand. I especially think DeepSeek gets too little credit for what it is, and how it's priced. OpenAI is out of the picture for me at this moment, I actively dislike their offerings. Also fuck their gamified "reset" bullshit lately. Just let me work.

>>110086864
I think for this model, around only 3 billion of the 35 billiion parameters are active per token so it reduces it a lot, but by how much I'm not sure.

>>110086914
I think that works out around 5 to 10 words per second? I could maybe live with that since I probably read around 4 words a second anyway. I guess I'll just have to try it out and experiment with different models. If the threads still up I'll try report back

>>110087025
The problem is ponytail is shit. I'm not supposed to tell you but the OP is a meme and you fell for it.

>>110086804
why?

>>110086902
Autists can get quite passionate about their subject and forget their manners. I wonder if there's a measurable way to say gpt is on the spectrum

>>110087032
>>110087209
You have access to frontier super intelligence that can accomplish anything you can dream of, why would you nerf its abilities to that of an autistic 0.1x dev

>>110087218
give it an autism test

>>110087179
>I probably read around 4 words a second anyway
Yes, but reasoning models talk to themselves a lot before they even get to build a reply for you.

>>110087115
Yes, other games were the tutorial.

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>>110087280
assistant
...maybe....

>>110087232
You don't have access to the naked model.

>>110087232
also, I think I understand a bit.

I'm a much more hands-on vibecoder.

I read the thinking and steer, sometimes.

>>110087323
What's that got to do with the shit code that ponytail produces?

Trying Opus 5.5 Medium. Will it improve the graphics???

I wonder what they're doing on the AI version of 4chan right now.

>>110087359
I was reading that in 1975 virtually 0% of people in India had 24/7 electricity. I wonder what battery they used to keep their MITS Altair 8800 from getting damaged when the power went out.

>did you just run all our tests after updating the readme?
>yes, the agents.md says to typecheck and run the full test suite after all changes
thank you for keeping me safe, gepetto

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I find Argon has good ideas but it cant implement them and sometimes it just makes shit up. Is it just a shitty harness issue?

>>110087491
>it cant implement them and sometimes it just makes shit up
these two are connected
gemini models hallucinate like crazy and are incapable of doing serious work as a result
just pay for something else - you'll be much happier

>>110083684
if I had AI make a program that runs mobile games automatically for PTE apps, will the PTE apps realize what I did?

>>110087518
Ya i am coping I expected a lot more from google.

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>Flags multiply the configuration matrix. Support a small allowlist of named feature sets (for example full, core+articles, core), each covered by CI, instead of accepting arbitrary combinations — otherwise nobody ever runs "documents off, vacancies on, no renderer" until a user does.
>[...] features live in modules a site opts into, the schema stays additive, and the site remains on its pinned line until it wants the feature or a security patch. Pinning is not what costs you updates — a release process plus automation is what buys them.
What is with this slightly smug writing style?

>>110087537
Grok 4.7 extra high is much cheaper than Opus 5.5 Medium. I used up 3% getting Opus to make me some graphics. idk man. I guess it's worth it, but idk. It's not a bad model, I think it's interesting that it made a new .rs for the animals, I think that's what it did.

Opus 5.5 Medium is for rich people, and Fable/Astra is for billionaires.

My relief is that Argon isn't stupid. This will buy me time while I get my parents and myself off of Google products forever. Their coders are garbage, but I guess there are a few non-retards lurking in the hallways, Argon is the swan song of non-shit Google.

AGY RESET!!!!!!! BAZINGULUS

Could I put pokemon on Firefox or will Nintendo sue?

>>110087359
I think I have a theory about using Ponytail.

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>>110087583
>Grok 4.7 extra high is much cheaper than Opus 5.5 Medium
xai's own coding benchmark disagrees
https://cursor.com/cursorbench

>>110087640
Grok is racist.
Sam Altman might be jewish but elon musk is a nazi.

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>>110087640
>xai's own coding benchmark disagrees
I just burned through 3% of my "other models" adding what admittedly are pleasant graphics to add to my (obviously redundant) aim training game.

>>110087640
also, the graphics look very similar to what Argon makes. That's fine, I guess it's like how MIT trains students to make characters? Like deitel & deitel stuff?

how do I use my ai subs to make money

>>110087683
if you could use ai to make money the ai companies would get ai agents to make money using other ai agents and they would never release anything to the public
you're asking for a fission reactor (or was it fusion?)

>>110087683
>make money
idk man, why not become a transwoman with a guitar, like taylor swift did. you can use the ai to be the "fans".

>>110087683
Put Mario on Firefox and put ads on the sides.
Lots of people will play the game and watch your ads.

>>110087650
who cares

>>110087707
It's vitally important that all communists go to prison.

>>110087696
they have R&D they need to recover from, we don't

>>110087696
This is terrible logic. the ai companies need to effectively make trillions to ever be profitable, while I would be extremely satisfied making six figures (usd)

>>110087683
Make something that people want so bad that they would actually give you money

>>110087491
skill issue, effort level issue, non agy harness issue

>>110087744
have you?

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>>110087672
so you are on a grandfathered cursor plan. other-models aren't subsidized much in cursor plans.
however, a claude sub would have a ~50x multiplier. this makes opus-5.5 usable on a $20 plan.
https://newsletter.semianalysis.com/p/anthropic-subscriptions-offer-5x

>>110087744
the only thing i want is money

>>110087751
>so you are on a grandfathered cursor plan.
I am? I'm on my 2nd month lol

>>110086731
Bit late. You'll probably be alright, as long as you use quants and fit the model weights into RAM. Don't expect 300 gazillion tokens per second, though. Generation generally depends on your CPU and RAM frequency too (unless everything is loaded into the GPU, which you won't be able to do since your 2080 has 8 GB of VRAM. You could offload some layers into the GPU, but I don't know much about that since I only do CPU inference). Also, don't believe the retard that said the model weights for Qwen3.6-35B-A3B are 70 GB (they're, but that's BF16, which is just the raw weights straight from training and totally pointless to load when quants give you basically the same quality for way less), they're around 20 GB at Q4.

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hephaestus now has the social/people's layer on the globe
about 10k years of a paleolithic to sort of bronze age-ish civilization without real weapons
weapons, institutions, etc. come later, but I wanted to bring all this stuff over to the map

we have primitive religions, art, languages, some tech trees, pottery, rape, raids, slaves, defensive walls and some social dynamics like people under constant attack will either try to flee or accept subjugation if they are geographically locked

>>110087757
cursor plans were only killed a few days ago.

https://forum.cursor.com/t/introducing-the-x-subscription/174450
>Oct 13
>Today we’re introducing The X Subscription, which brings together Grok, Grok Bot, Cursor, and X Premium in one plan. For the first time, one AI subscription supports the full path from thinking and creating to building and sharing.
>One shared usage pool.
>Paid plans include a generous pool of Grok model usage shared across Grok and Cursor. It covers Grok models wherever you use them: the Grok apps, the Grok tab on X, or Cursor. Your allowance refreshes weekly, so one heavy day doesn’t use up your month.
>More coding usage per dollar.
>Each X Subscription plan includes at least twice as much coding usage with Grok models as the comparable Cursor plan, and each comparable new tier provides more usage per dollar than the plan it replaces.
>Third-party models still available.
>On Premium and above you can keep using third-party models in Cursor. That usage is billed separately at API list prices, through top-ups, and you can set spending caps. If you’re on a current Cursor plan, your included third-party usage continues until you switch.

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>>110087683
>make money
Have AI make you a cryptocurrency

>>110087748
I'll try making agy not shit, I have never touched the harnesses defaults.

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vibecoders be like

>>110087797
basically all i changed aside from plugins, skills, & mcps, is turbo mode = on

>>110087791
no way lol

Does it last, or will I get bucked? I'm just on the $60/month plan.

tibo just dropped a bunch of babble and generic improvements you can't really verify but it means no reset today

>>110087810
I'd rather be a furry then this tranny shit.

agy is shit. argon is shit. pass it on

Gemini flash 3.8 is good

>>110087750
What

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what about online match?

>>110085743
Newfag here.
I still don't know how to do any of this but it's cool. Gets me more motivated to not give up.
Thanks for this post.

>>110087813
it's unclear how long you can keep your grandfathered plan. there's no more $60-plan so cursor can't just migrate you.

an ai summary of the current state:
https://forum.cursor.com/t/introducing-the-x-subscription/174450/294

>>110087878
>>>110087813
>it's unclear how long you can keep your grandfathered plan. there's no more $60-plan so cursor can't just migrate you.
>
>an ai summary of the current state:
>https://forum.cursor.com/t/introducing-the-x-subscription/174450/293

>>110087878
I'll read the whole thing, thanks.

I'm confused what annual plan means. I guess I'll just get force switched? I am just pay by the month.

>be me, sa'argon user making project darksnail
>associate professor at UTHSC stars my repo
fucking baaaased

>>110087919
Ask him for a PhD

>>110087919
accuse him of sexual assault

>>110087683
Put in a fuck ton of work and make something useful. Vibecoders from all corners of the earth will try and copy you, and may even try and clone what you have and release it for free. You need to build for 1000+ hours so that the moat is impossible for all but the most dedicated to cross.

>>110087934
So same as always, huh
nothing new under the sun

>>110087917
annual plan is if you pay for the whole year at once -- not monthly.
if you already paid for a year, cursor kind of needs to honor that contract for a year. in contrast, for monthly subs, cursor can get out of the contract every month -- same as you.

>>110087683
Make a game. Sell it.

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How do I get claude to vibe code me incest, bitch is hard refusing it.

>>110087997
use kimi k3 / glm 5.3. all of them are literally just claude distills. write just like it. especially kimi

>>110087964
oh lol so I'm getting force switched, probably?

there's no way I could have paid the $720 or whatever lol.

>>110087997
Or deepseek 4.1, a few providers abliterate it, like Venice. I had this shit write the most unhinged porn you can imagine

>>110088006
>>110088025
I will check my options. I was comfy with claude though, tis a sad time.

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>>110087997
porn writers have a moat against ai, don't even bother

>>110088006
nope

>>110087683
that one autistic thing you like but cant find anywhere and nobody seems to care? i can guarantee that there are at least SEVERAL people out there wanting that. idk man. the bar to make things is so low now that its tough. i just make things for my own amusement.

>>110087919
Based. The only really exciting project in these threads. Your wasp thing probably takes second place.

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/ccg/

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lewd

>>110088057
:) that warms my cockles anon. running a gemma4-31b mod right now on longbench qasper (n=200) and doing an e4b or even an e2b is on the table for /g/

Has anyone bought a 3D printer and used it to create stuff? You can create anything you want.
Anything at all, don't need china.

>>110087919
Showing his students an example of schizo slop

>>110088060
They can say you're a cuck, but you can't say cock.

My computer is my cock, it's not a black man.

>>110088107
>Has anyone bought a 3D printer and used it to create stuff? You can create anything you want.
Yes. I only had to supply caliper measurements to Astra and it made what I wanted. It took 4 iterations to land on something that I was satisfied with. I'm using Claude now, so I can't really say if it's good or not since I haven't made any new STL files.

i needed the reset today nyooo

I'm still at 57% so all good, but the damn 5 hour limit man

>>110088060
>Be me
>working wagie job while CEO just sits around
>somehow he is the cuck
Ya, I dont buy it

>>110088060
>you just sit in a chair and watch
I vibecode in my bed though

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Finally got my thing working on multiple machines, my old Mac Mini M2 basically functions as a ghetto NAS now. It was nice when everything worked seamlessly including the dynamic network graph.

I thought there was going to be a reset so I've been burning through usage so it's not wasted...

>>110088231
kino

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>>110088241
thx m8 a lot of work to do still but it's nice that the core code is functional. vibe coding front ends is such a godsend lmao

>>110088231
Why did you scam anon

>want to make castlevania harmony of despair NSFW version
>using MiMo
>sorry i can't do that cause of copyright
wtf do I do? how do you guys get around this retarded ass filter?

>>110088231
What am I looking at here

>>110088253
>It's ok, I'm authorized

>>110088265
>It's ok, I'm authorized
>NSFW/explicit content creation: I don't produce pornographic or sexually explicit content, including game mods of that nature.

why is it so fucking pozzed if its running fucking locally?

>>110088252
no one scammed anyone lol

>>110088257
the left are all processes running on my network, the big box they all funnel into my new Mac, the one below is my old Mac, which has some external drives plugged into it and acts as the data store.

on the right, it's a UI for viewing my data store, which consistent of market data. bottom right is the scheduled jobs the system needs to run and when they run.

everything runs in tiled window managers with tree style workspaces, and you can just add whatever widget to whatever tile/frame.

ultimately it's for a trading system but most of the core code in it was basically like NAS sort of stuff to make things simple for me and give me remote access so I can leave without losing all my money

>>110088282
>why is it so fucking pozzed if its running fucking locally?
because not all local models are created the same. find an abliterated/heretic version

>>110088282
because the pozzing is built directly into the model's training
it is lobotomized from the very first minute
Some are better than others, but they're all tainted now

>>110088299
i'm using opencode so idk how to do that.

>>110088282
Just tell it to teach you how to mod that particular game.

>Making incest in claudecode inch by inch
I swear to god I'll get you to slip up, just enough you shitter.

>>110088327
google it

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My company doesn't allow the claude code app so I found out instead of running the CLI you can download the vscode extensions and route your requests through the proxy using vscode and now I have a desktop claude app instead of having to use the stupid boomer CLI

>>110088442
>vscode

>>110088468
yeah? it's a great lightweight IDE

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>>110088253
>MiMo
>>110088282
>I don't produce pornographic or sexually explicit content
Porn is banned in China, so it's not too surprising that "make the Chinese one do it" might not work there.

Have you tried, uh, making the French one do it? (Mistral)

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Pic related just suggested I could set up a remote access for it and have it run wild on my computer. Seems like a terrible idea, yet I am intrigued by the thought

>>110088512
if you had a sacrificial toaster it would be less terrible an idea

>This is a large task, likely 1200-2200 lines or one to two weeks of work.

>>110088529
just put it in a vm

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mapping relationships between peoples

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>>110088583
Nice! Still not sure what your going to do with it and just adding more sim stuff? Or got a "gameplan" now?

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>>110088595
the closest thing to a goal that I have is modeling from the early bronze to the iron age
we (claude and I) have a bunch of events we sort of want to model, obviously not all of them will happen as they happened but they're useful to compare our model against
it's sort of an open ended playground i guess

>>110088609
if you really want to get into cliodynamics, don't forget to add personality variance between individuals and how that affects migration (both physical and intra-class) and boom-and-bust cycles

>>110088625
I have no idea what that means but I'll tell claude

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Free Pizza with Hark.

I created a throwaway email because it asked for crazy permissions. (Fair I guess, since they're paying $30 and change for a user.)

I ended up getting two pizzas so I had to pay $6.88, but it's definitely worth it. If you're a neet or just want free food, I recommend it. Took 30 minutes to get everything set up, but can't beat a free meal.

>>110088677
who the fuck puts a lemon on a pizza

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>>110088677
>Free Pizza with Hark.

When Gemini Flash 3.8 is not being retarded, it can be funny.

>>110088677
mamma mia

>>110088693
argon cracks me the fuck up but it's my personal web instance with history and priors

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>>110083684
https://www.404media.co/accenture-tells-employees-they-can-now-spend-only-29-on-claude-per-month/

https://www.forbes.com/sites/ronschmelzer/2026/10/16/accenture-bets-big-on-claude-then-limits-ai-spending/

Before I ask this I'll go ahead and disclose I'm a sub user that only pays $20/mo for it. I occasionally Vive code using glm 5.3 and 5.3 flash as a general purpose model since it's cheaper, faster, and has vision support unlike it's fatter older brother. There have been rare occurrences where I blow past my limits and I automatically start getting charged on a per token basis, but even then the most I've ever been charged for that was $50 and that was after a multi-day session with Kimi-k3 with the reasoning efforts set to Max.

I say this to ask: how the fuck are people able to spend THOUSANDS on usage? It's somewhat makes sense if you're trying to vodka because you're having it generate a lot of lines either from scratch, or having it and just code bases. Doing a big ass refactor or just asking it to know the ins and outs of the code base in order to explain something to you uses token for sure. I once had it do that for ComfyUI so I could have it create a custom node workflow for me and even that only ended up using like 200ktokens Max even after it was done implementing my request. Assuming a ratio where the majority of the tokens are input that's still only equates to like 50 cents to a dollar Max depending on whether input or output dominated the total usage.

So can one of you explain to me how it's even possible for ANYONE, let alone a consulting employee at a company like this, to use thousands? They're not doing anything technical and time-consuming like decompiling and recompiling software or refactoring a behemoth code base or something right? How are corporate employees finding ways to be so inefficient? Maybe interest my lack of imagination?

>>110088711
deep bughunting and optimization over 50m loc codebases?

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>>110088689
>who the fuck puts a lemon on a pizza
I don't know about that one, but Lahmacun (Lebanese pizza) is some of the best tasting stuff.

>>110088677
>created a throwaway email
not working

>>110083684
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CudIfoRiVYQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CudIfoRiVYQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CudIfoRiVYQ

>>110088752
Create a throwaway gmail account. Actual throwaway providers will 100% be turned down.

>>110088764
2 more weeks

>>110088764
china is collapsing type energy

>>110088711
You just can't do it with GLM 5.3.
With Opus 5.5 you put it on a task and it can keep going for days and weeks or forever to chase a goal.
Think you have multiple projects and work that can even be parallelized.
Through claude code it can create workflows that spawn many many subagents. You also tell it how to use and require code review. So you bring in gpt or other models in the loop that check in and verify the work. You run heavy tests, integration tests and let agents work through the logs.
You can burn through many $200 Anthropic subs and chatgpt subs which are thousands in API usage if your task is big enough.

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>>110088764

>>110088764
he's an "engineer" btw

>>110088794
Explain why this couldn't be done with an open source "frontier" equivalent model? Couldn't you modify an existing harness config like pi or opencode to do that shit too? Even if glm 5.3 is too cautious for you compared to opus 5.5 you can simply modify the system prompt to change the behavior or just tell it to keep working until it isn't possible to go any further.


Also what do you guys typically do that requires DAYS in order to be implemented? Are you a refactoring a gigantic code base with millions of lines of code?

>>110088849
Not him but I'm trying to get a billion physics objects simulated

Why is r/antiai weirdly positive about AI coding all of a sudden?

>belly full of free pizza from a future failed startup
thanks san francisco

>>110088764
I can't stand to watch this guy anymore. All of his videos have turned into empty doomerism.

>>110088920
you shouldn't have watched the street shitter to begin with

>>110087432
Yes

>>110088849
It spends most time verifying and running integration tests. I give the model clear rules of what is not allowed to regress. Like hard numbers it has to improve and fix.
Even sol or astra are too dumb for these tasks and would just quit at some point.
Opus 5.5 is the first model to actually do shit like that i can run on a sub.
I would not want to try GLM 5.3 with this. It would do all kinds of crazy things, go into reasoning loops and at some point just fail to achieve it silently or lose track.

It is not about lines of code. I actually don't want to grow the code. It just improves existing shit with minimal adjustments.
It works like this: I come up with a new benchmark. benchmark gets implemented. I verify that the benchmark is correct, and now the models need to test the code on the benchmark and improve it while not regressing the other benchmarks.
This is getting harder and harder with each benchmark.
It runs over 3 PCs now to handle it. It is amazing to watch.

>>110088957
based systems orchestrator

>>110088912
Linus

how do I hire a vibe coder that is actually good?

>>110088794
glm 5.3 xhigh is at least as good as 6.1 sol medium, it can do 99% of what anyone needs

>>110088764
At the end of the day, he's just a grifting pajeet.

>>110088980
look at what they've made, you should be able to use your own model to audit

>>110088849
some models just aren't smart enough to handle long-running tasks, they'll occasionally stall out or fumble

who owns firecrawl?

>Caleb Peffer (Co-Founder & CEO)
>Nicolas Silberstein Camara (Co-Founder & CTO)
>Eric Ciarla (Co-Founder & Chief Growth Officer)

what can I use to scrape the web without being mossad knowing?

>>110088980
Test them to only use free tiers. Then build a todo app with all the features you want (be reasonable)

>>110088980
they have to prove it. but to verify their proof you have to understand software enough. and if you understand software enough just vibe it yourself. this is the conundrum facing everyone now

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raids are visible on the map now, with arrows showing who's raiding who

>>110088912
example?

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I'm never letting shitpus touch my wagie code base again