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adhamsalama
1y ago
Well, the US and a lot of the US companies fund the Palestinian genocide, and you're OK with that, so people support the genocides they like. So don't be a hypocrite.
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adhamsalama
1y ago
I feel like I've been reading news like this for over years, yet these breakthroughs never make it to market.
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adhamsalama
1y ago
Would be nice to compare it to Aider.
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adhamsalama
1y ago
It's unlimited for the models that have unlimited use in GitHub Copilot, gpt-4.1.
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adhamsalama
1y ago
And you can use it as an API, so you can plug it as an OpenAI compatible LLM provider into any 3rd party tool that uses AI, for free. That's the only reason I subscribed to GitHub Copilot. Currently using it for Aider.
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adhamsalama
1y ago
There is no engineering involved in using AI. It's insulting to call begging an LLM "engineering".
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adhamsalama
1y ago
Cursor was sold for hundreds of millions? Wasn't Windsurf sold for $3 billion? And Cursor is more popular.
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adhamsalama
1y ago
Cursor was sold for hundreds of millions? Wasn't Windsurf sold for $3 billion? And Cursor is more popular.
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adhamsalama
1y ago
CodeCompanion is also not bad, but yeah, I've just tried Aider for the first time so I might end up using it. Do you have any opinions about Claude Code vs Aider?
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adhamsalama
1y ago
Bro just one more war in the middle east bro it'll be good this time bro they're terrorists bro just believe me bro
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adhamsalama
1y ago
There are several AI plugins for Neovim. Copilot's auto complete seems to be working fine.
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adhamsalama
1y ago
You mean Coraline, right?
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adhamsalama
1y ago
Part of the problem is when you have to rely on someone else.
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adhamsalama
1y ago
How does it enable graphical Linux systems? I mean, I did already do this by running KDE Plasma on Termux, but why would Google allow this?
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adhamsalama
1y ago
I haven't, but it looks interesting, might try it. Thanks!
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adhamsalama
1y ago
I'm writing an easy to use APM platform in a single executable (plus the database). I tried self-hosting Sentry recently and found out there are a lot of moving parts, which makes sense for their scale and use case. I was wondering if
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adhamsalama
1y ago
Microsoft.
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adhamsalama
1y ago
VS Code forks like Cursor that use their extensions?
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adhamsalama
1y ago
I think it's an SQL injection.
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adhamsalama
1y ago
Well, his company does help Israel in its genocide against Palestinians.
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adhamsalama
1y ago
Do you have any credible sources for your claims?
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adhamsalama
1y ago
em-dash is indeed how I spot AI-generated content. Works 99.9% of the time.
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adhamsalama
2y ago
I remember watching this video a couple of years ago, and was glad to remember it again before even clicking the link. Thanks for reminding me of this gem!
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adhamsalama
2y ago
I'm still new to Go so I don't know much about this other than empty slices. Can you give me some hints?
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adhamsalama
2y ago
I just wrote it using the browser APIs and a small signaling server using WebSockets. That's it.
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adhamsalama
2y ago
Can I ask what you mean by vendor agnostic? Don't the WebRTC APIs exist in all browsers?
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adhamsalama
2y ago
We need The Mythical Man-Month: LLM version book.
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adhamsalama
2y ago
This will make it easy for people to write terminal emulators using web technologies that look a lot like actual terminal emulators (like Hyper). So we have gone full circle like twice?
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adhamsalama
2y ago
Good thing nobody cares what you suspect. Try writing something insightful instead.
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adhamsalama
2y ago
I like this book, but it doesn't contain any code examples, so it wasn't useful to me. I ended up adopting code from the High Performance Browser Networking book and some code examples by Google that were written like 8 years ago.
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