RussianCow

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by RussianCow 4mo ago
> Qwen 3.7 models run by providers in EU, US, & Singapore that OpenCode FAQ claims don't use retained data for training. Note: Alibaba Cloud is the only company that currently offers Qwen 3.7 models (they haven't released a
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by RussianCow 4mo ago
Product management is its own skill, and few true domain expects have it. Without some form of PM, the resulting software will end up a mess due to poor UX, too much bloat, etc. I think AI is going to force most software engineers to pick u
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by RussianCow 4mo ago
That ship has sailed. Anyone who works in a field is now considered a domain expert (or "SME") even if they're nothing of the sort. There should ideally be another term that's a superset, but I doubt it would ever catch
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by RussianCow 5mo ago
If you need mobile check deposit, you can only do that from a mobile device.
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by RussianCow 5mo ago
Sure, if you're made of money. For the rest of us, AMD gives you more bang for your buck. Though in this market, it's hard to argue that any of them give you good value.
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by RussianCow 5mo ago
> the moat any single org has is somewhat limited I disagree. The models are going to become commodities (we're already almost there), but the tooling and integrations will be the moat. Reproducing everything Anthropic has already b
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by RussianCow 5mo ago
I didn't say free. They've had a highly discounted, ad-supported plan for a few years now. It's relevant because OpenAI also introduced a cheaper monthly plan that includes ads.
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by RussianCow 5mo ago
But the fact that they've added an ad-supported tier this early into their life as a company means they're desperate for revenue. You start inserting ads when you're optimizing for profit, not when you're still growing.
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Pgrust: Rebuilding Postgres in Rust with AI(malisper.me)
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by RussianCow 6mo ago
I'm not the OP, but it's the latter. I'm currently using the "Lite" GLM subscription with OpenCode, for example. I'm not using it very heavily, but I haven't come close to hitting the limits, whereas I bur
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by RussianCow 6mo ago
I have a vivid memory of once looking over someone's shoulder in the IE days and being horrified to see toolbars taking up about 80% of the available screen real estate, leaving only maybe 150-200 pixels of vertical space for actual we
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by RussianCow 6mo ago
> Didn't a court in the US declare that AI generated content cannot be copyrighted? No, my understanding is that AI generated content can't be copyrighted by the AI . A human can still copyright it, however.
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by RussianCow 7mo ago
I honestly can't say I've ever seen a non-techie expand a window to full screen using the green button on macOS. I'm not sure why, because in theory, I agree with you.
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by RussianCow 7mo ago
Intel. That's good to know! Do you know why this is? Presumably because of the shared memory pool across CPU/GPU, or are there other factors?
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by RussianCow 7mo ago
> Theirs simply no reason for any normal person to buy anything else. My wife currently has an old MacBook with 8GB of memory, and she hits the memory limit somewhat regularly just from web browsing and light productivity work. But wheth
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by RussianCow 7mo ago
I know this is happening with external customer support, but is this really happening internally at big companies? Preventing you from talking to a human in the correct department about an issue feels like a bomb waiting to explode.
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by RussianCow 7mo ago
I'm excited to try this. My coding workflow lately has been to whip up detailed plans with Opus, leaving little to no ambiguity, and hand them off to Composer 1.5 to execute. Composer isn't the smartest model and ends up needing s
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by RussianCow 7mo ago
That's a completely separate codebase that purposefully breaks backwards compatibility in specific areas to achieve their goals. That's not the same as having a first-class JIT in CPython, the actual Python implementation that ~ev
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by RussianCow 7mo ago
That makes sense if you're comparing with Java or C#, but not Ruby, which is way more dynamic than Python. The more likely reason is that there simply hasn't been that big a push for it. Ruby was dog slow before the JIT and Rail
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by RussianCow 7mo ago
I haven't. I'll give it a try! Thanks!
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by RussianCow 7mo ago
I use this on my Zenfone 8. It's...okay. The UI is pretty sub-par, but the main reason I use it is because the camera, by default, has this annoying, overly aggressive denoising filter built into it that makes everything look slightly
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by RussianCow 8mo ago
It's almost like LLMs are trained on human writing...
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by RussianCow 8mo ago
I'm not moving the goal post. We're talking about a consumer OS (Android). Servers are a completely different ball game with an entirely separate set of tradeoffs. On average, it's much easier for a company to adopt new, unkn
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by RussianCow 8mo ago
> By law they are required to do whatever they can to maximize profits. I know it's a nit-pick, but I hate that this always gets brought up when it's not actually true. Public corporations face pressure from investors to maximi
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by RussianCow 8mo ago
You've made my point. How many people use Linux as their primary desktop or mobile OS? And that's arguably the world's largest open source project.
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by RussianCow 8mo ago
There is just no reasonable way that the open source community can compete with a $3.8T company. And before you say something along the lines of, "But they don't need to compete, they just need to be good enough", that still
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by RussianCow 8mo ago
I think the parent meant that Zed could not have used an established UI library like GTK or Electron since performance was such a big focus of the editor.
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by RussianCow 8mo ago
On macOS, Option+Shift+- and Option+- insert an em dash (—) and en dash (–), respectively. On Linux, you can hit the Compose Key and type --- (three hyphens) to get an em dash, or --. (hyphen hyphen period) for an en dash. Windows has some
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by RussianCow 8mo ago
In my experience, Composer is billed like the rest of the models, but Auto mode is billed separately. I recently hit the limit on my plan and was being billed for on demand usage, but using Auto kept it within the "included" allow
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by RussianCow 8mo ago
I'm not positive I could draw a technically correct bike with pen and paper (without a reference), let alone with SVG!

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