Comment by SomeHacker44
21 hours ago
Surprising. I have hit its BS guardrails a lot lately, working on my vintage computers from the 80s and early 90s. Just about done with Claude.
21 hours ago
Surprising. I have hit its BS guardrails a lot lately, working on my vintage computers from the 80s and early 90s. Just about done with Claude.
I’ve been doing this with Qwen 3.8 27B with success. Kindle, Android Tablet, and Raspberry Pi all working better and fully owned thanks to agentic help. No issues with hitting the guardrails here ofc.
What tools/skills are you using to do this with Qwen 3.8?
What did you do with the Kindle?
What about Raspberry Pi is not open?
The boot firmware.
The hypervisor running on the VideoCore, booting up the ARMs, and the OSes that run on them:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ThreadX
Initially at least. Had some changes of ownership and rebrands meanwhile.
Now playing: "Hot Chocolate - It's just an illusion"
You can’t be loyal to these things. I ditched ChatGPT during the peak Claude hype after Christmas.
I feel like Claude has shittified a bit and ChatGPT is good and fast. Gemini remains mediocre, although it seems Google AI energy is directed elsewhere.
Just sign up with something like openrouter and keep switching models until one completes the task.
Paying by the token is a much more expensive way of doing it than signing up for the various coding plans when you need them.
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What were you trying to do with vintage computers?
kimi k3 is wonderful, I suggest you give it or GLM a try when you get the chance, I just use openrouter or cursor