behnamoh

15 ms·

241.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
What does that mean? Can you elaborate?
242.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
> considering I hardly know the language. Same boat! In fact I used to (still do) dislike Go's syntax and error handling (the same 4 lines repeated every time you call a function), but given that LLMs can write the code and do the c
243.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
I wonder if the era of dynamic programming languages is over. Python/JS/Ruby/etc. were good tradeoffs when developer time mattered. But now that most code is written by LLMs, it's as "hard" for the LLM to write
244.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
So the only way to run it is by using Qwen's API? No thanks. At least with Kimi and GLM, I can use Fireworks/whatever to avoid sending data to China.
245.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
> Why is this surprising? Because the promise of "open-source" (which this isn't; it's not even open-weight) is that you get something that proprietary models don't offer. If I wanted censored models I'd jus
246.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
> This is meant to counter an actual issues that is affecting many many users. No, that's an excuse. Google just wants a tighter grip on their software chain, which is understandable if they were Apple but they're not.
247.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
Imagine lecturing an Iranian about Iran. smh
248.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
There's a Persian saying that goes: "You can wake up an asleep person, but those who pretend they're asleep can't be awaken." I feel sorry for you, have a nice day with your ignorance.
249.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
It does prove who did it; when you see police officers, Hamas mercenaries, and IRGC forces shooting at people using machine guns, and then demand "bullet price" from the families of the dead before they return the corpses of their
250.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
the conservative media is covering it. Prince Reza Pahlavi (the leader of the revolution) has appeared on Fox several times. Mark Levin, Rep. senators (Graham, etc.) constantly talk about how we should urgently help Iranians in their figh
251.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
I'm Persian. most Iranians are NOT muslim; that's what the islamic regime's propaganda has tried to convey for 47 years. if anything, many who were already muslim became atheists after seeing the atrocities of the regime in t
252.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
> If your govt is already cutting out Iran and sanctioning them, there's no need to demand action. “Human beings are members of a whole In creation of one essence and soul If one member is afflicted with pain Other members uneasy wi
253.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
You can already see them in the videos raiding hospitals to "finish off" the wounded... Or you can watch videos of hundreds of bodies in plastic bags if you need further proof that this massacre is actually happening on that place
254.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
Because Persians are fighting islam (they're burning down mosques). and the islamic regime was a sponsor of previous pro-palestine movements. leftists don't find this an appealing mix. they'd rather blame Israel for everythin
255.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
until Microsoft buys it and enshits it.
256.
Why I Switched from Alacritty to Kitty(linkarzu.com)
4 points by behnamoh 9mo ago|0 comments
257.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
> That said, faster inference can't come soon enough. why is that? technical limits? I know cerebras struggles with compute and they stopped their coding plan (sold out!). their arch also hasn't been used with large models like
258.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
which begs the question: which came first—agentic AI tools or the AI that vibe coded them?
259.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
yeah it throws me out of the "flow", which I don't like. maybe the cerebras deal helps with that.
260.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
I used that too, but CC currently has features like hooks that codex team has refused to add far too many times.
261.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
claude code
262.
OpenAI site errors are now generated by AI(openai.com)
2 points by behnamoh 9mo ago|1 comments
263.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
I first need to see real time AI thoughts before I can steer it tho! Codex hides most of them
264.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
CC is the clunkiest PoS software I've ever used in terminal; feels like it was vibe coded and anthroshit doesn't give a shit
265.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
codex the model (not the cli) is the big thing here. I've used it in CC and w/ my claude setup, it can handle things Opus could never. it's really a secret weapon not a lot of people talk about. I'm not even using xhigh
266.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
that's the main gripe I have with codex; I want better observability into what the AI is doing to stop it if I see it going down the wrong path. in CC I can see it easily and stop and steer the model. in codex, the model spends 20m onl
267.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
Seconded. I find codex lacks only two things: - hooks (this is a big one) - better UI to show me what changes are going to be made. the second one makes a huge diff and it's the main reason I stopped using opencode (lots of other reaso
268.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
but that's why I like Codex CLI, it's so bare bone and lightweight that I can build lots tools on top of it. persistent thinking tokens? let me have that using a separate file the AI writes to. the reasoning tokens we see aren&#x2
269.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
yeah, and it gets so clunky and laggy when the context grows. Anthropic just can't make software and yet they claim 90% of code will be written by AI by yesterday.
270.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
> more aggressive at pulling in significantly larger chunks of an existing code base They need more training data, and with people moving on to OpenCode/Codex, they wanna extract as much data from their current users as possible.

More ›