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> I haven’t met a single person who has tried pi for a few days and not made it their daily driver. Pleased to meet you! For me, it just didn’t compare in qua
by sshine 7mo ago
> I haven’t met a single person who has tried pi for a few days and not made it their daily driver.
Pleased to meet you!
For me, it just didn’t compare in quality with Claude CLI and OpenCode. It didn’t finish the job. Interesting for extending, certainly, but not where my productivity gains lie.
- esafak 7mo agoPeople seem to be really enjoying rolling everything themselves these days...
- ixsploit 7mo agoBecause it’s very easy todo nowadays. Why making compromises in your workflow anymore?
- theshrike79 7mo agoI've spent way too long working around the jank and extra features in Other People's Software. Now I can just make my own that does exactly what I want and need, nothing more and nothing less. It's just for me, it's not a SaaS or a "start-up" I'm the CEO of.
- insin 7mo agoThat seems to be what a significant chunk of the "insane productivity" is actually going into
- raincole 7mo agoSeriously? The most common complains on HN is how every software is built upon Electron and React.
- razodactyl 7mo agoRemember that OpenAI ran statistics on ChatGPT conversations and found development related conversations were in the low 10s https://openai.com/index/how-people-are-using-chatgpt/ https://openai.com/index/how-people-are-using-chatgpt/ - the people who enjoy rolling everything these days is representative of our echo-chamber.
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