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9mo ago
Yeah but... yeah.
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9mo ago
I have never had any of these problems using codex. Codex just works. on like the cheapest organization plan, I've never hit any limits, ever. Meanwhile I go on hackernews every day and I see you people talking about claude like its 19
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9mo ago
People who are grievance farming basically, looking for ways to be upset at and complain about things, overreliance on the pathos, diminishing logos
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11mo ago
Yeah. I think that the experience degrades a lot on Windows
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Ask HN: What open source LLM agent do you guys use and why?
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
what is going on in the uk
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11mo ago
No I love being stuck in traffic every day of the week for hours, its totally worth it because I can drive to an empty patch of grassland that no one wants to go to and there's nothing there. That's why cars are so amazing and fre
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1y ago
no she opted in
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1y ago
what
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1y ago
Yeah lmao, I was well aware of maple story as a kid, it was advertised to me on the western websites I used growing up, it was just bad and clearly not as impressive as something loke WoW which I also didn't play but at a light glance
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1y ago
Maybe the other games just sucked? That screenshot of that vietnamese game we're supposed to feel bad for not knowing about looks awful, like any of the western mobile slop that's a dime a dozen. There is no fucking way on earth y
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What open source AI extension would you recommend for someone using VS Code?
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1y ago
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1y ago
Are you saying that because you're also skeptical? I haven't had the best time switching to agent coding. I mean for throwaway work its fine but its kind of boring and aider still messes up from time to time
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1y ago
so youre just manually doing what i automated but that 1% of the time when it opens in the wrong browser is too much mental overhead? if youre at work and you tap a link you were almost certainly last using your work profile so its nearly a
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1y ago
Firefox profiles are still janky and I had a lot of issue switching and managing two profiles effectively. Specifically the biggest problem I had was that clicking on work links would not open them in my last used profile (work profile). Th
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1y ago
By try to help, do you mean that it currently does so or that functionality is otw
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1y ago
This satisfied me for awhile, eventually though I wanted a more comprehensive solution to record todo notes alongside thoughts and project ideas, so I escaped my IDE and got a simple obsidian setup going. I can definitely recommend
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1y ago
Read this and you clearly want something like Obsidian. Get obsidian and then set up - Syncthing for free open source syncing that doesn't go to any cloud, just replicates across your own devices - You can just do a single markdown fil
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1y ago
My dad got box seats to a hockey game when I was a wee lad so theyll sometimes throw money at docs
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1y ago
Then what should I do :(
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1y ago
Just plain wrong and a puritanical group already claimed responsibility for this
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1y ago
where are we headed...
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1y ago
Self forcing is really bad and deteriorates video quality a lot. Dont recommend unless your "job" is extremely simple, like "the character smiles and then turns around"
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1y ago
its a toy for techies. i see crap like this on youtube all the time. useless and impractical tech that people gobble up because were all children at heart and we like toys even if we're grown ups now. but it annoys me nonetheless becau
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1y ago
IIRC i stopped using this because it takes way too long to toggle on/off and another crucial mistake they make is that YouTube acts like its chrome incognito where you want full privacy and an anonymous browsing experience, I do not wa
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1y ago
What if people just paid for services they use and depend on frequently
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1y ago
o3 is really powerful. I understand it tbh. They don't want scammers and abusers easily accessing it
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1y ago
Yeah... unfortunately this is how it is at my company which is a startup, I reported so many bugs that just got ignored and it can be demotivating to see the same bugs still in our app months later that could've been fixed in 15 minute
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1y ago
Is there truth to this? Do you have any sources to link to on this
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1y ago
Yes, I use this and it is pretty solid. I can recommend it
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