The coolest part about this IMO is they used the same model we all have access to (GPT5-Pro), and not some secret invite only model.
Readit NewsEcommerceFlow commented on Claim: GPT-5-pro can prove new interesting mathematics twitter.com/SebastienBube... · Posted by u/marcuschong
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EcommerceFlow commented on A statistical analysis of Rotten Tomatoes statsignificant.com/p/is-... · Posted by u/m463
IMDB is my go-to, especially since users grade on "harsher" terms and anything >8 is considered amazing.
EcommerceFlow commented on Vibe coding tips and tricks github.com/awslabs/mcp/bl... · Posted by u/mooreds
The biggest issue I've had with vibe coding, by far, is the lack-of and/or outdated documentation for specific APIs.
I now spend time gathering as much documentation as possible and inserting it within the prompt as a <documentation> tag, or as a cursor rule.
EcommerceFlow commented on What if A.I. doesn't get better than this? newyorker.com/culture/ope... · Posted by u/sundache
If they're not paying users then they're just a liability.
How so? You capture the market first, then you turn on paid ads and reap benefits for decades like Google.
EcommerceFlow commented on What if A.I. doesn't get better than this? newyorker.com/culture/ope... · Posted by u/sundache
OpenAi has 700+ million users. Sam recently said only 7% of Plus users were using thinking (o3)!!! That means 93% of their users were using nothing but 4o!
Clearly the OpenAi leadership saw these stats and understood the main initial goal of GPT5 is to introduce this auto-router, and not go all in on intelligence for the 3-7% who care to use it.
This is a genius move IMO, and will get tons of users to flood to ChatGPT over competitors. Grok, Gemini, etc are now fighting over scraps of the top 1% while OpenAi is going after the blue ocean of users.
EcommerceFlow commented on GPT-5 is a joke. Will it matter? bloodinthemachine.com/p/g... · Posted by u/dbalatero
1) Sam said only 7% of PLUS users were using thinking models. This auto-router is probably one of the biggest innovations for "normie use" ever.
2) Maybe I'm biased because I'm using GPT5-Pro for my coding, but so far it's been quite good. Normal thinking mode isn't substantially better than o3 IMO, but that's a limitation of data/search.
EcommerceFlow commented on Claude Sonnet 4 now supports 1M tokens of context anthropic.com/news/1m-con... · Posted by u/adocomplete
How does one even copy their entire codebase? Are you saying you attach all the files? Or you use some script to copy all the text to your clipboard? Or something else?
I created a script that outputs the entire codebase to a text file (also allows me to exclude files/folders/node_modules), separating and labeling each file in the program folder.
I then structure my prompts around like so:
<project_code> ``` ``` </project_code>
<heroku_errors> " " </heroku_errors>
<task> " " </task>
I've been using this with Google Ai studio and it's worked phenomenally. 1 million tokens is A LOT of code, so I'd imagine this would work for lots n lots of project type programs.
EcommerceFlow commented on Claude Sonnet 4 now supports 1M tokens of context anthropic.com/news/1m-con... · Posted by u/adocomplete
Context window after certain size doesn’t bring in much benefit but higher bill. If it still keeps forgetting instructions it would be just much easier to be ended up with long messages with higher context consumption and hence the bill
I’d rather having an option to limit the context size
It does if you're working with bigger codebases. I've found copy/pasting my entire codebase + adding a <task> works significantly better than cursor.
EcommerceFlow commented on GPT 5 coming tomorrow confirmed twitter.com/OpenAI/status... · Posted by u/iamronaldo
Hopefully a major focus on tools, the models are "good enough" at coding, but tool usage lags behind substantially.