Not often article makes me want to buy shares. Like... never.
This article is spot on.
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I've been using freeCAD for about 3 years now. Looking at what he was able to make with it blows my mind. I love freeCAD, but I don't think I've ever been so continuously frustrated by a piece of software
Can concur. I jump between OnShape and FreeCAD in my free time. OnShape feels very polished. I go back to FreeCAD, because I've bought some models, I don't want to publish in OnShape's free tier.
It's amazing how much can be done, but anything that I think will take an hour, lasts 6. Many times into the night.
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eurekin commented on Claude says “You're absolutely right!” about everything github.com/anthropics/cla... · Posted by u/pr337h4m
Yes, but don't miss what I said about the other setting. You can't see what it's using from past conversations, and if you had one or two flippant conversations with it at some point, it can decide to start speaking that way.
I have that turned off, but even if, I only use chat for software development
eurekin commented on Claude says “You're absolutely right!” about everything github.com/anthropics/cla... · Posted by u/pr337h4m
Turn off the setting that lets it reference chat history; it's under Personalization.
Also take a peek at what's in Memories (which is separate from the above); consider cleaning it up or disabling entirely.
Oh, I went through that. o3 had the same memories and was always to the point.
eurekin commented on Claude says “You're absolutely right!” about everything github.com/anthropics/cla... · Posted by u/pr337h4m
Is that GPT5? Reddit users are freaking out about losing 4o and AFAICT it's because 5 doesn't stroke their ego as hard as 4o. I feel there are roughly two classes of heavy LLM users - one who use it like a tool, and the other like a therapist. The latter may be a bigger money maker for many LLM companies so I worry GPT5 will be seen as a mistake to them, despite being better for research/agent work.
My very brief interaction with GPT5 is that it's just weird.
"Sure, I'll help you stop flirting with OOMs"
"Thought for 27s Yep-..." (this comes out a lot)
"If you still graze OOM at load"
"how far you can push --max-model-len without more OOM drama"
- all this in a prolonged discussion about CUDA and various llm runners. I've added special user instructions to avoid flowery language, but it gets ignored.
EDIT: it also dragged conversation for hours. I ended up going with latest docs and finally, all issues with CUDA in a joint tabbyApi and exllamav2 project cleared up. It just couldn't find a solution and kept proposing, whatever people wrote in similar issues. It's reasoning capabilities are in my eyes greatly exaggarated.
yesterday, i signed up for qwen3-coder-plus. It fails 4/10 "diff" edit format in various code editing tools i use.
Gemini Pro 2.5 with diff fenced edit format, rarely fails. So i don't see this Qwen3 hype unless i am using wrong edit format, can anyone tell me which edit format will work better with Qwen3?
I'm running a30-a3b-instruct q6 quant on exllamav2 and checked few simple tasks in roo and cline. Prompt adherence, tool calling and file changing worked flawlessly
How did you do your setup ?, right now the only way i know how to run LLM is through LM studio.
Using tabbyApi and exLlamav2.
I'm still in awe that a local 3090 gpu was able to run the qwen3 coder instruct 30b-a3b exl3 q6 and...
Was able to create a sample page, tried starting a server, recognising a leftover server was running, killing it (and forced a prompt for my permission), retrying and finding out it's ip for me to open in the browser.
This isn't a demo anymore. That's actually very useful help for interns/juniors already.
eurekin commented on ChatGPT Is Still a Bullshit Machine gizmodo.com/chatgpt-is-st... · Posted by u/01-_-
Unusual for such outlets to take jabs at prominent companies. Normally, they are much more lenient. Interesting