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by KronisLV 4mo ago
Weren’t they claiming their party is opposed to over regulation and critiqued EU for that or something? Funny, that. Anyways, this seems like pretty good PR for Anthropic: “Our models are so powerful even the government forbid us from expor
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> To a certain extent I think the existence of `rm -rf` as a command that runs blindly without any understanding of what it's deleting is the problem. Yes, and the lack of a Recycle Bin of any sort is even more puzzling. I think bot
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
“Your AI agent is acting somewhat erratically.” “What AI agent?”
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
"We have detected that you're from Oceania, so as Eurasia, we have decided to silently make all of the code that you generate have subtle bugs, bad patterns for performance, security vulnerabilities and overall make the quality t
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Switched back over to Firefox a few weeks ago, it's as pleasant as I remember it being. Unfortunately sometimes my Intel Arc B580 has a driver quirk where all the windows freeze and unlike Chromium based browsers I can't open Task
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Here’s hoping that soon we’ll get Opus 5, Sonnet 5 and Haiku 5 that will be more reasonable economically.
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> it feels like they are trying to get subscribers to switch to usage-based billing I think they might be hitting a point where subsidizing the expensive models for subscriptions makes less and less sense. With Opus 4.X, last month I pai
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> In my most other "industries", craftsmanship is not _dead_, but it's been pushed to the wayside for (significantly) cheaper and more available alternatives. What if for a lot of software projects out there you don't
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
I mean in general I'd rather take slightly inflated estimates than the odd sprint poker stuff where other devs and PMs negotiate hours down and before you know it you're also stuck fixing nitpicky reviewer comments on code that is
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Personal experience: for overall software development, DeepSeek V4 Pro (Max reasoning) is pretty fast and generally okay - it does fuck up regularly though and I’d compare it with maybe Sonnet. It’s also quite affordable, at my current usag
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
I mean, personally I just hope that at the end of the day everyone is as happy as the technologies in question will permit them to be. Either way I wouldn't say that Zig is done even after such prominent/loud news as the Bun rewri
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> In the near term, Bun choosing to switch from Zig to Rust specifically to fix all the memory errors seems to have done the Zig community some psychological damage. Meanwhile, some projects are doing the opposite, like going from Rust t
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Pretty cool site! > v3.4.3 has been out long enough that its rate (5.00) is already comparable to historical releases. The "wait and see" argument is an appeal to an unknowable future that shifts the burden of proof away from t
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
The simplest mainstream options for tools: 1) Claude Desktop which includes Claude Code for Anthropic: https://claude.com/product/claude-code (alternatively the terminal based version; either way get the subscription)
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> Perhaps programmers in these countries will use cheaper models like Deepseek and they will be able to compete better, so offshoring continues? Even here, companies don't really trust Eastern providers that much, so they'd be
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
In Latvia, the net salary for a Java dev is around 1729 - 4314 EUR, based on https://www.algas.lv/algu-informacija/informacijas-tehnologi... (crowd sourced data) For the employer those employees cost between 2945 - 773
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> Deepseek has some models in Bedrock. Just looked into it, seems like at most they have just 3.2, not 4: https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/pricing/ Looking around their catalogue more, most of their models seem q
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Crazy, the other day I looked in my local store order history and say that I bought G.SKILL RipJaws V F4-3600C18D-32GVK, a DDR4 32 GB 3600 MHz kit of two sticks. I bought it for 82 EUR, before the whole ongoing situation. Now the same spec
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
I don’t live in a wealthy country and my salary isn’t that great, but Anthropic’s 100 USD tier is still worth it for me. I’d probably go with a 50 USD tier if they had one but oh well. I’m also looking at DeepSeek since they permanently low
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> Where do you keep Issues, Pull Requests, Wikis, Discussions, project boards, and everything else? (rhetorical question.) I think it's worthy of a non-rhetorical answer anyways: https://docs.gitlab.com/user/pro
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> None of these tools make use of local GPU whatsoever. You can use local models with most of those, you’d just need to get something like Ollama, LM Studio or vLLM working - but that’s the boring and not flashy part, it’s probably easie
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Link: https://www.pckeyboard.com/page/category/UKBD I’d get one if the shipping to EU would be more reasonable.
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
In my case: the Claude Code desktop app makes having a bunch of parallel sessions easy, at least compared to when I had just a bunch of terminal windows open https://claude.com/download can also couple that with Remote Cont
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> I use frontier models via API pre-paid tokens every single day, and I can barely rack up $100 per month. According to ccusage ( https://github.com/ryoppippi/ccusage ) if I didn’t have the 100 USD Max subscription, I
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
The other comment already mentioned that you get their subscription: https://mistral.ai/pricing/ they do say that you can try out their coding agent for free, but personally the Pro tier is pretty affordable too to try
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
With the insight in your comment and this bit from the above one: > This is a race and nobody will care or remember how the winners got there. It seems like the EU should have paid China for the distillation datasets, esp. since Mistral
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
I tried it out on some dev tasks with their Mistral Vibe subscription, and the performance was pretty okay (okay, not great), both in regards to development and speed. Worse than Anthropic's models I'm used to but at 20 EUR per mo
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Yeah, that's Nextcloud's point of view. Here's the other one: https://www.onlyoffice.com/blog/2026/03/onlyoffice-flags-lic... https://www.onlyoffice.com/blog/2026/03&#
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> I understood the technology contributed negatively to my personal growth. If your goal is to become better at writing code, it almost certainly is a net negative. If you define growth as shipping stuff and getting things done that you
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
You can get something pretty fast right now with a Cerebras Coder subscription, sadly I think the best model they had last I checked was the somewhat dated GLM 4.7: https://inference-docs.cerebras.ai/models/overview I

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