Frannky

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by Frannky 5mo ago
I don't want to think about that stuff. I just want to ask and get stuff done.
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by Frannky 5mo ago
I tried all the versions, starting from Grok3. Grok3 was the one I was getting real work done with. After that just terrible experiences. I use LLMs for asking questions and coding. Generated answers are bad. Generated code is bad. Images a
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by Frannky 5mo ago
I shared a couple of days ago why they were not doing like Google and offering oss models, but damn, offering Anthropic models after all the badmouthing. Next news: OpenAI models live on Colossus 2
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by Frannky 5mo ago
I want to just talk to the Mac and have it do things. I tried computer use and other alternatives, but the latency made it unusable. I want to be able to control both Mac, apps and the browser. I also need it to figure out things by itself
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by Frannky 5mo ago
Grok is pretty bad. No wonder usage is low. I think they messed up when they removed the human annotation team and went in the direction of automation. The bet can eventually pay off when they figure out how to train without human help and
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by Frannky 5mo ago
I was interested in trusted execution environments and how safe they were. If you look on google scholar and start reading, they seem super vulnerable. The feeling is that the industry has no better option and that they are a way to tell cu
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by Frannky 5mo ago
Very interesting, thanks for sharing. I am testing it with Pi in Zed and it seems pretty good.
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by Frannky 5mo ago
Nice, thanks for sharing!
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by Frannky 5mo ago
Thanks, I am trying it right now. I had an opencode plan 5$/month, so I will play with that. I use ZED and I added Pi ACP, so I can try the both pi and Kimi. I will also try it in opencode and via Kimi code.
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by Frannky 5mo ago
I have to try Kimi. I was looking for an alternative. If you have any experience, advice, please share. I saw Kimi is at the top of the Open Router ranking.
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by Frannky 5mo ago
I have forgotten to add the tendency of not owing problems and taking care and solve immediately but instead deflecting and saying it shouldn't be done now it's not my responsibility etc Just terrible
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by Frannky 5mo ago
I am looking for a good alternative to Claude code + opus that is not codex. I tried switching back to opus 4.6. The attitude of 4.7 is what is more problematic. Difficult to enforce checking stuff before answering, and it suppose he knows
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by Frannky 6mo ago
I love zed. What CLI agent and model do you use with it? I am looking for something on par with CC+Opus4.6, possibly subscription-based
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by Frannky 6mo ago
It's lazy, does not take ownership and responsibility, wants to defer work, and I have to force it to check reality. It likes to guess and assume it's correct and I am wrong. Agents.md is not helping at all. It's in full ensh
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by Frannky 6mo ago
I have been noticing a similar pattern on opus 4.7, I repeat multiple times during a conversation to solve problems now and not later. It tries a lot to not do stuff by either saying this is not my responsibility the problem was already the
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by Frannky 6mo ago
That would be a nightmare. One thing is to review a PR generated by a human using AI and caring about the code; another is reviewing wild agents, especially when they make changes everywhere
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by Frannky 6mo ago
I think the issue is deeper than prompts, agents.md, smart flows, etc. I think the problem is that LLMs are searchers, trained on preferring some results. So, if the dumb solution is there, and the smart solution is not there, they won&#x27
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by Frannky 6mo ago
I would love to unleash parallel agents, but I am still checking every single edit while enforcing minimal, stateless, modular code, and I have the AI check in with me before writing the next file. A lot of times, I find it has incredibly s
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by Frannky 6mo ago
If these results are because of vampire attacks, the results will stop being so good when closed ones figure out how to pollute them when they are sucking answers. Also, they are not exactly as good when you use them in your daily flow; may
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by Frannky 6mo ago
Are you using Mistral? Is it good? I wasn't able to find benchmark comparisons with Opus
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Ask HN: Claude Code Alternative
10 points by Frannky 6mo ago|6 comments
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by Frannky 6mo ago
Claude Code with Opus and the Max plan is fine for me, even though I'm not super happy about moments when it's not available, the costs, account banning, etc. Anyway, what I am looking for and am curious about is if there is a sol
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by Frannky 6mo ago
Why? Did they figure out cheaper compute? Or did they lose a lot of users, and now the compute is there unused?
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by Frannky 6mo ago
I have been using hetzer for a few years now. I realized I just need a Linux VM and snapshots. It is so freeing to not have to deal with big tech's VMs and their cumbersome and soul-sucking steps and documentation.
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by Frannky 6mo ago
My subscription was up for renewal today. I gave it a shot with OpenCode Go + Xiaomi model. So far, so good—I can get stuff done the same way it seems.
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by Frannky 6mo ago
Opencode go with open models is pretty good
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by Frannky 6mo ago
Give it a try to opencode + mimo V2 pro...
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by Frannky 6mo ago
I am honestly just happy they haven't figured out a way to lock in the users, and that there are alternatives that can get it done. I feel like they treat the user as a dumb peasant.
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by Frannky 6mo ago
Self hosted minio?
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by Frannky 6mo ago
I was always very curious why people are using azure. Clunky difficult to setup and crazy prices. I know a person being very happy with them because of the credits they gave it to him. I felt I probably don't have a model that explains

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