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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Seems like the whole licensing thing is still hanging around, wonder what will come of it: https://github.com/Euro-Office/DocumentServer/issues/44
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> The "JetBrains Mono" font Thought for sure we'd get a critique of Inter overuse. JetBrains Mono is a lovely font, though.
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> Currently a lot of people do this sequentially in the form of multiple code-review passes by fresh agent sessions looking at the work of previous sessions. Up until now I've used a review loop approach, where within a Claude Code
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> And I was dead wrong. Now I mostly use DeepSeek Pro myself. I've wasted over a hundred Euros re-doing work that was done badly due to the model not being up to task (Vue with TS + wrapper components around PrimeVue, needing to han
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
For programming, you can also try out Terminus (there’s also a TTF version): https://files.ax86.net/terminus-ttf/
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> Yet, lately I often find myself mildly displeased, furiously hammering on my laptop “WHAT THE FUCK DID YOU DO???”. The recipient of these tirades is, you might have guessed, a coding agent. It’s completely pointless, I know. Coding age
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
You can get reasonably close with fewer, however more agents give better signal: e.g. if 3/3 flag something as an issue, the outer one that orchestrates them can view it as something to give more attention to, whereas if it's just
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
I just have the Anthropic 100 USD Max plan and it's enough for daily work - I sometimes do hit the 5 hour limits by mid day, but weekly ones usually cap out at around 80% or thereabout, even with this approach. I usually use xhigh, som
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> Regardless of what model you use, agentic coding tools are indeed pretty good at finding issues if you target them a bit. And they have no respect for their own code or any sense of shame. So, you can just point them at their own code
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> I assume it is far more than even any of those $200 "max ai" plans. Am in a random small company, colleague spent 100 EUR a day on Sonnet through AWS Bedrock (needed to use a EU region). Paying for tokens will get you in a de
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> It’s asking “why?” five times until the actual requirement emerges from the aspirational nonsense. It’s telling the CTO that their conference-inspired idea is a terrible fit for the team they actually have. So it's the person usin
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> For end-users, this dichotomy implies that agents are reliable for rapid prototyping but remain unreliable for production-grade backend development. Time to start writing linting tools that check the architecture and spoon feed the LLM
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Then I will make my build last as long as it can, in protest of that. I do expect at least a performative price drop in the coming years, though.
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> i've been wanting to go elsehwere. There's always the option of using Anthropic's models for some tasks like planning and then just hand over the implementation task to something like DeepSeek. Across different tools, a
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
I'm not moving past my DDR4 build (and the 32 GB of DDR4 2133 MHz backup chips I still have around from way back, before I got the current 3200 MHz ones) until the prices go back to being at least partially sane. This also means that C
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Two predictions. The people responsible for throwing the consumer segment under the bus will see no repercussions for this - nobody is going to jail, consumers get screwed. The memory prices will never return to the pre-shortage prices. The
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
The one detail I did forget to mention is that if anyone goes with the Mistral subscription (instead of paying per-token), then the Mistral Vibe tool gives you their Medium 3.5 model by default, with a 200k token context. It will probably b
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> There's definitely a way to use Claude code that is token conscious. Colleague used Sonnet 4.6 on some pretty normal agentic coding tasks through AWS Bedrock to keep the data in the EU, 100 EUR usage in a single day. In comparison
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
I'm working on a custom launcher for hooking up Claude Code with various providers (groups env variables in profiles) cause DeepSeek doesn't have vision and sometimes I need browser use with screenshots or Opus reasoning, for othe
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Gave it a brief shot, felt a bit early on, went back to Claude. I feel like the Kanban board that would do it best would just allow easily bringing up Claude Code sessions with all user input etc.
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Cline was also working on something like this: https://github.com/cline/kanban
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
That’s very cool and very expensive - I think the cadastre value of the apartment that I live in is like 35k EUR or thereabout. I wonder how much worse just a bunch of Intel Arc B70s might have been, software fuckery aside. Ofc if I’d need
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
> So much for AI getting cheaper. For now, that's DeepSeek: https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/pricing/ (they have a discount until the end of the month, even after that they will have pretty good p
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
I made a basic reference site around similar ideas a while ago: https://quick-answers.kronis.dev/ I think some people just prefer a more conversational format.
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Oh hell yeah, EU is doing something right! I fear to think how the US stats have changed. And China is… alarming.
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Codex is pretty good, OpenAI models are up there with Anthropic's, though I still prefer the latter for most development tasks (in part UI/UX, in part personal preference for how the model performs and interacts with me and the co
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Oh hey, they're the people behind Oxlint and Oxfmt: https://oxc.rs/ I moved some projects over to those from ESLint + Prettier and while the compatibility isn't 100% (I didn't need that), and the time to proc
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Cerebras is now a public company(cerebras.ai)
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
Used them for a while! They didn't seem to have prompt caching so I burnt through the daily 24M token limitations really quickly when doing large scale changes on a codebase (essentially a team's worth of menial migration/ref
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by KronisLV 5mo ago
There definitely have been some options in the past, cool to see them. Oddly enough, though, Qwen 3.6 35B A3B and Gemma got some really good reviews, despite being way smaller than any of these ones. Qwen 3.5, 122B A10B: https://

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