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The irony is, it's sort of a household name on HN for over a year now, being way ahead of what was available commercially on the market - and yet, it seems most
by TeMPOraL 2y ago
The irony is, it's sort of a household name on HN for over a year now, being way ahead of what was available commercially on the market - and yet, it seems most people here haven't heard of it.
(The author used to post a lot of insightful comments here about LLMs and other generative models, too.)
- ErikBjare 2y agoThe same is true of my own gptme, which has been pretty much at parity with Aider along the way. Paul (Aider author) is a lot better at writing useful stuff than me though! (like the amazing blog posts)
- TeMPOraL 2y agoThanks for mentioning this, because I somehow managed to miss gptme all that time! I'll check it out now.
- throwaway314155 2y ago> it's sort of a household name on HN for over a year now, being way ahead of what was available commercially on the market - and yet, it seems most people here haven't heard of it. Can you clarify what you mean? If "most people here haven't heard of it" then it's probably not a household name.