artdigital

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by artdigital 1y ago
Your link 404s
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by artdigital 1y ago
Been thinking about fully self hosting my small stuff for a bit but a mini managed k8s ($10) is just so convenient. I build a new docker image for some thing, add a manifest file to my k8s repo and apply it - my “cluster” spins up a new pod
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by artdigital 1y ago
Yes if it hits 79%, you can swap it under AppleCare+ at the Apple Store. My MBP M1 Max is on the second replacement and still great! I use Al Dente to further optimize battery and calibrate it now and then
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by artdigital 1y ago
When I handed in my M1 Max MBP for repair, I bought a M3? Or M4 MBA to return when I get my MBP back, or to keep if I really notice a difference. Used it for a week and came to the same conclusion, I felt absolutely no difference in day to
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by artdigital 1y ago
I fail to see how comparing Jules to Claude Code is relevant. They’re completely different. A good Jules comparison would be OpenAI Codex. For a Claude Code Google equivalent there’s Gemini Code Assist CLI
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by artdigital 1y ago
I’d say GPT-5 is the best in following and remembering instructions. After an initial plan it can easily continue with said plan for the next 30-60 minutes without human intervention, and come back with a complete working finished feature&#
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by artdigital 1y ago
Gemini is an excellent collaborator? It’s the one AI that keeps telling me I’m wrong and refuses to do what I ask it to do, then tells me “as we have already established, doing X is pointless. Let’s stop wasting time and continue with the o
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by artdigital 1y ago
Mind explaining?
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by artdigital 1y ago
Try the uncensored/jailbroken variants like openai-gpt-oss-20b-abliterated-uncensored-neo-imatrix I just tried to ask it how to make crystal meth and it generated a very detailed step by step guide
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GitHub Copilot CLI(github.blog)
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by artdigital 1y ago
Codex had MCP support for a long long time
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by artdigital 1y ago
AFAIK Maestral doesn’t have block level diff and sync which is the main reason (for me) to use Dropbox: their superior sync engine I have Maestral (and rclone) running on my raspbi but wouldn’t use it for things like sparsebundle syncing
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by artdigital 1y ago
Oh what, there’s a Helix mode now? Been wanting to learn Helix more and using it for small edits but never saw a Helix mode in any editor yet
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by artdigital 1y ago
Cloudflare WARP (1.1.1.1 tunnel or Zero Trust) run by default on MASQUE
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by artdigital 1y ago
Then don’t be a hoarder and only get what you want to watch I have my watchlist hooked up to *arr so it pulls that stuff automatically. Once I watched it and it’s not something I want to show to others, I delete it.
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by artdigital 1y ago
We use async agents heavily. The key is to have proper validation loops, tests and strong/well phrased system prompts, so the agent can quickly see if something is broken or it broke convention. We have proper issue descriptions that g
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by artdigital 1y ago
Alright, I wanted to give Jules another fair try to see if it improved, but it's still terrible. - It proposed a plan. I gave it some feedback on the plan, then clicked approve. I came back a few minutes later to "jules is waiting
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by artdigital 1y ago
And Gemini CLI github action (this project) runs again in a VM (github action runner) on a separate checkout of the code. This is what OP meant with multiple coding agents.
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by artdigital 1y ago
And this can't authenticate the same way the normal gemini cli does, it needs an API key from the looks of it, so free, standard and enterprise plans through OAuth currently don't work for authentication, just the free tier of the
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by artdigital 1y ago
> Curious to try this against the Github (website) Agent. The website Agent is definitely dumber than the vscode agent (because it has to spend 20 minutes figuring out how to build and start my monorepo apps) but on the flip side, it doe
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by artdigital 1y ago
I wonder why they call this `gemini cli`, it's not really a CLI anymore when it's primarily used through GitHub, is it? Why not follow Claude Code naming with this and just call it `gemini github action` or `run gemini`?
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by artdigital 1y ago
Yeah agree. I currently don't subscribe to any of the Gemini things because I'm too much in the Claude ecosystem and can't justify another sub. But if I were to subscribe to something, it would be the Google Developer Premium
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by artdigital 1y ago
You're forgetting the 'Google Developer Premium' subscription ($300/y) which also bundles Gemini Code Assist / CLI, some Vertex credits, but none of the other Gemini things One can make an argument that other Gemini
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by artdigital 1y ago
I tried Jules multiple times during the preview. Almost every week once, and it’s pretty terrible. Out of all the cloud coding assistants, it’s the worst. I honestly thought it was just an experiment that got abandoned and never expected it
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by artdigital 1y ago
Q CLI is great. It’s basically Claude models but pretty much unlimited and only for $20 Not as polished as Claude Code but also a bit price difference
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by artdigital 1y ago
I never have tool calls failing on macOS. What tool calls are failing for you?
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by artdigital 1y ago
Wanted to give it a proper try but because it's so overloaded, it almost instantly downgraded me to 2.5-flash. The vscode extension didn't even load, it just gave me a rate limit warning directly after logging in Tried upgrading t
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by artdigital 1y ago
How can I subscribe to this? From the comments here it sounds like it's NOT bundled into the Gemini Pro subscription, but into "Gemini Code Assist Standard". I can't find any way to upgrade to a paid plan, is this even p
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by artdigital 1y ago
Not a desktop app, but Gemini has “Jules” which is their autonomous coding agent You hook up your GitHub repo and it’ll clone it, setup the env and then work on the task you give it
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by artdigital 1y ago
Doesn’t it require you to create a new chat?

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