RamtinJ95

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   by RamtinJ95 1y ago

   This is a topic I feel very strongly about and have given it some considerable amount of thought. Most of those thoughts ended up in this blog post: https://handmadeoasis.com/ai-and-software-engineering-the-co... But the wh
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   by RamtinJ95 1y ago

   I don’t get it. I have been doing something similar for a month with opencode, is the new thing that the new sonnet model is fine tuned to call these tools “better” or simply that they have improved the devex to accomplish these things?
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   by RamtinJ95 1y ago

   The db example is bad because most people in db and data world agree mongodb is not a great choice anymore. In fact mongodb today has actually adopted a lot of the characteristics of a sql db.
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   by RamtinJ95 1y ago

   What? Who has made this claim, what is the evidence? I don’t think this is true at all.
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   by RamtinJ95 1y ago

   This is not my experience at all I have been daily driving arch for months for work and hobby development without a single issue. In fact it’s easier to fix issues or keep things like my config working on arch than it was on macOS.
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   by RamtinJ95 1y ago

   Yes in terms of raw LLM, but with some tools or a MCP the “AI” will never be wrong.
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   by RamtinJ95 1y ago

   Linear is what you are looking for
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   by RamtinJ95 1y ago

   so in other words we could replace snowflake/bigquery with this solution and get pretty much the same performance?
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   by RamtinJ95 1y ago

   I love duckDB and this looks just absolutely brilliant! One question for me is, lets say i want to start using this today and at work we are running snowflake. I get that each analytics person would have to run duckdb + this extension on th
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    by RamtinJ95 2y ago

    Do you mean that you have successfully managed to get the same experience in cursor but in neovim? I have been looking for something like that to move back to my neovim setup instead of using cursor. Any hints would be greatly appreciated!
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    by RamtinJ95 3y ago

    Thank you so much for this comment, my blown away by both this comment and your follow up´s!
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    by RamtinJ95 3y ago

    This is such a weird take... I just want to know why is that SO important to you? For me that is one of the things that I like the least with Python.