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by KronisLV 4mo ago
Well, fuck. Any community forks?
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> Just read the post and it didn’t sound AI to me. Those short and punchy two-part sentence groups very much feel like the writing that Claude does, like: The writing feels familiar. Suspicion earns its keep. Ultimately, the judgement r
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> There is never a “Nothing found, good to go!”. I have to keep reminding myself that the model will always give me what I ask for, regardless of the reality/truth. Tell it something like: Before doing any commits or producing a
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> Some of the harnesses I’ve tested are quite weak, which leads to poor results. So in your opinion, what would be the best off the shelf options? And secondly, how much better you’d say a purpose built one is compared to a general purpo
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> $100K USD With z.AI GLM Coding Subscription for 1344 USD per year, that buys you 74 years. Maybe if you want to host the model for a group of people or really need no artificial token limits, or maybe cannot use cloud models, then it m
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> everything technically checks out So who's responsible for all of the Spring Dependency Injection bullshit with circular dependencies and AOP issues, stuff like @Transactional only working when called from a different bean, as wel
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> never rely on anything that wasn't at least seriously looked over by an LLM I can imagine LLMs becoming a mainstay, but what you are describing isn't wholly different from sufficiently advanced static code analysis - where yo
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
I mean if I see those in N years, I'll be happier than with the older stack that came before them - the jank levels seem to generally be decreasing with every next attempt to get things right!
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
I love Vite, Vitest, Oxlint and Oxfmt and look in their direction for most of my new projects! I hope these folks manage to get a bunch of money and can fund the continued development for at least the next decade. Sure beats opening some an
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
Looks quite pretty! Not sure if I want to try that instead of OpenCode, maybe. OpenCode also has a desktop app, I will admit that I like their TUI one better (and honestly more than Claude Code TUI) but whole the desktop version is kinda mo
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> then it's a terrible system to govern humans under. Agreed! > capitalism exploits greed to generate prosperity. Sadly without representation, that prosperity accumulates around the few that then don’t necessarily disperse it ba
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> they don't accept that all working code should be merged. That’s perfectly within their rights to do! > Aspiring contributors who'd like to make a different tradeoff are of course free to make a fork. Too many of those do
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> You should not be weeding out bad PRs regardless of their source! A pull request is a social artifact whose value and meaning is dependent on its author; bad PRs from a human author often mean things such as "I'd like to lear
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
Maybe it’s never been done properly cause human nature will never allow it to be, e.g. it’s an ideology that’s incompatible with humanity. But surely there’s a more sane option than under regulated capitalism with a problematic wealth distr
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
Not sure about OP, I usually make Opus 4.8 on Extra thinking level implement features for me on a specific project, while I'm busy with other stuff. For a change, I let DeepSeek V4 Pro implement it on Max thinking level. Nothing too ou
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
I’d love for some of my tax money in the EU to go towards both supporting FOSS development and various home grown software, instead of seeing proprietary DBs and OSes being used wherever I look. Like come on you can’t afford enough devs to
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
I moved over from my old Android to an iPhone (needed to develop an iOS app for a freelance thing too) and that was the first thing that cause me off guard - it’s like controls that should be buttons of some kind were just omitted.
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> We can write math to predict weather, make it tractable to solve using approximations, tolerate IEEE 754 weirdness, and finally tell what the clouds will do a week from now. Even so, we’re operating on approximate datasets and sometime
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> So I'm left in a state of limbo where I either try my luck with another doctor or wait and see if my shoulder gets better with the rehab I'm doing. Get a second opinion from another doctor. If that’s inconclusive, see three.
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
It's odd that the model doesn't support it directly, but they at least have https://docs.z.ai/devpack/mcp/vision-mcp-server
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
The simplest would be either OpenRouter: https://openrouter.ai/z-ai/glm-5.2 Or grabbing their GLM Coding Plan directly: https://z.ai/subscribe I went with the second one to try it out, feels pretty oka
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> It doesn't sound crazy at all, this seems almost obvious. The OS should provide a chat completions server and the user should be able to select the underlying LLM's server. This should be just like selecting a default search
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> there were multiple 'please check its all done' separate agent runs/checks You could ask it to go through the spec point by point and then mark what is done and WHERE/WHY, then it'd point you towards exactly wh
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
I'd unironically like my workplace to cover AI spend for me. There's so, so much mechanically simple but time consuming refactoring that should be done but nobody ever does that because there's never enough free time. Or even
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
Update: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48690101
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
So, where's the export restrictions?
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
The value of tokens isn't necessarily objective and there's a bunch of factors that go into it: infrastructure costs and deprecation, the operational expenses for that and personnel, as well as a bunch of R&D for training new
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
For agentic development upwards of 90% is pretty normal! For example, if you make Claude Code explore a codebase, write a plan based on it and your requirements, do a few iterations of further specifying and altering it, and afterwards let
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> I cannot see the agent burning through $50 for one moderately sized TypeScript cleanup in my setup. Here's my usage, from the ccusage tool (slightly shortened for readability): ┌──────────┬───────────────┬────────────┬────────
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by KronisLV 4mo ago
> To give an example, just doing Typescript type fixes with this model across 50 files cost me $54 this afternoon. If you can use a subscription with any of the SOTA models, do that. Instead of around 4k EUR in token costs, my Opus usage

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