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Kuyawa
6mo ago
No, I have not tested other coding agents. DeepSeek works well enough for what I need. From what I've seen I can guess that Claude, now with the new Design feature, is ten times more effective as it also creates images, styles and medi
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6mo ago
I am using DeepSeek extensively to develop apps, three in the last month, with my own CLI coding agent [1] developed by DeepSeek itself line by line. I haven't spent $1 yet in well over 10 million tokens. If I considered myself a 10X p
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6mo ago
America is not rich, the government and their cronies are. The people is just realizing that there are no more crumbs falling off the tables, vultures have eaten them all. It will take a hard reset to start it all over again.
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6mo ago
Mister Ternus, please create an Apple TV. It will redefine the way we watch TV and that's exactly your job, to make something truly unique. And I'll tell you the secret sauce, the remote. I know you'll come up with something
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6mo ago
AI medical assistant for your personal care It can analyze lab tests (uploaded as PDFs) and interpret markers for accurate assessment of conditions and treatments. It also keeps a medical record and history of consultations for further revi
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6mo ago
> Meta AI isn't available yet in your country Not my loss, will keep using DeepSeek then. Wake me up when my country is no longer in the wrong/right side of history.
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6mo ago
And the past too, if we've been paying attention
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7mo ago
How difficult would it be to do the same for the crypto world? I love the concept.
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7mo ago
I've used a cheap 50" TV as monitor for almost a decade now and I can't complain. Sight is 20/20 at 60yo, no eye strain, no headaches, nothing. I only use it for coding (sublime) and browsing (brave), so I don't car
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7mo ago
I'd like to see views of the moon and the earth from the spaceship on every hour. Is there any link for that?
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7mo ago
node:fetch is all you need, simple and effective
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7mo ago
Where everybody sees failure I see a trillion dollar business, a faceless ai shop that merges all shops around your location. "I need mayo, ketchup, mustard and ground beef" "Here is a list of products with prices ... proceed
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7mo ago
AI assisted medical consultations My first agentic app to dive head first into the AI world not to be left behind, oh boy this new world moves faster than I thought. https://mediconsulta.net Feedback highly appreciated
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8mo ago
Reality distortion field at its fullest. I want one! I swear to god they can transmit virtual ecstasy through their website, it's so incredibly impressive you want to buy one even if you don't need it. Everything is so perfectly p
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8mo ago
I love it for the things that I do. It's not comparable to Claude which is the top coding experience right now but for typing chunks of code, refactoring, etc is more than enough. I don't have a full CLI agent, I just installed de
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8mo ago
Just play pickleball every day As a 60yo male, pickleball is the best complement to weight lifting for my overall physical and mental health. Life is definitely better with adrenaline, dopamine and endorphins flooding your brain
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8mo ago
Deepseek all the way, for both chat and coding. I can't complain as their price is the less expensive of all, started with just $2, worked all February and still $1.95 left in balance Working on my first AI app for medical advice and I
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8mo ago
"Pack heat" may be a modern use
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8mo ago
When I was a kid in the days of the discman, I came up with the idea of a cigarette-box-sized optical card reader that instead of spin the media it would scan the card and play the songs in it. I called it the "opticard" and thoug
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8mo ago
Things that worked for me: - sing songs with lyrics and a dictionary at hand (listening and pronunciation) - get a native speaker girlfriend/boyfriend (slangs and chit chat) - practice role-playing scenarios like restaurants, movies, c
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8mo ago
If this is possible, why not all online AI engines work like this?
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9mo ago
> Over 48,000 companies use PostgreSQL, including Netflix, Spotify, Uber, Reddit, Instagram, and Discord. I hope all of them donate to the PostgreSQL community in the same amount they benefit from it https://www.postgresql.org
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9mo ago
Location: Venezuela EST -4 GMT Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Node JS TS React Next Python Swift PostgreSQL Résumé/CV: https://kuyawa.net/resume Email: kuyawakata at gm Senior full s
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9mo ago
"Doctors are more like machines" "Machines are more like humans" I love the future...
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9mo ago
Russia of course
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9mo ago
"If we’re not at the table, we’re on the menu" Venezuela was an appetizer, Iran is next, Greenland the salad, but we all know China is the main course
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9mo ago
https://kuyawa.net It's in spanish but if anybody needs a hand in technology just drop me a line. In over 30 years in the field I've seen it all and I sure can help you in your project
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10mo ago
Location: Venezuela Remote: 100% Willing to relocate: Negotiable Technologies: Fullstack, node, react, nextjs, tailwind, postgresql, solidity Résumé/CV: https://kuyawa.net/resume Email: kuyawakata@gmail.co
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10mo ago
I'd ship it with <card> in my own apps ("my own apps" in bold)
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10mo ago
Been doing this for over twenty years now <invoice> <avatar> <dice> <card> <view> <toolbar> You name it, it works wonders and make my life easier. Of course I am a lone developer so I don't ca
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