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by cheema33 1y ago
If you look at the history of programming languages, we have been moving in the direction of "natural language" over time. We started at 1s and 0s. And then moved up to assembly language. Which I imagine was considered a higher le
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by cheema33 1y ago
I use obsidian on iphone, Mac, Windows and ipad. It syncs using icloud free tier. I don't have to pay. icloud is available on Windows as well.
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by cheema33 1y ago
That time is just for the very first prompt. It is basically the startup time for the model. Once it is loaded, it is much much faster in responding to your queries. Depending on your hardware of course.
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by cheema33 1y ago
This matches with my experience as well.
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by cheema33 1y ago
Shit. I have never been to a loud concert. And I think I’ll go without for the rest of my life. I do love my Bose noise cancelling headphones. I listen to music at a low volume. I am now wondering if the noise cancellation part that generat
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by cheema33 1y ago
Get outta here! You can do that in AI Studio now? If so, I need to run, not walk, to the nearest computer. Too bad I am sitting on the toilet right now..
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by cheema33 1y ago
> Notable is how Osama was protected by Pakistan army as he was a useful indirect source of income (war on terror) Do you have any evidence of any of these claims or are you parroting what you heard someone else say?
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by cheema33 1y ago
You are suggesting that we should artificially raise prices of things to allow local industries to build and grow? You are entitled to your opinion and I will disagree with it. This strategy will not work. People do not want to pay higher p
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by cheema33 1y ago
No manual copy paste. That is not good use of time. I work in a git repo and point multiple LLMs at it. One LLM reviews existing code and the new requirement and then creates a PRD. I usually use Augment Code for this because it has a good
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by cheema33 1y ago
> A single CEO, (maybe) a lawyer... Of all the professions that are at the risk of being downsized, I think lawyers are up there. We used to consult our lawyers so frequently about things big and small. We have now completely removed the
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by cheema33 1y ago
> I give it the already optimized query and I ask for better. I never got a better answer.. This was my experience as well. However I have observed that things have been improving this regard. Newer LLMs do perform much better. And I sus
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by cheema33 1y ago
Which chat UI lets me use my local tools ? Like git, find, pnpm, curl...?
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by cheema33 1y ago
> I'm sure one could solve that more generally, by putting the agent writing the code in a loop with some other code reviewing agent. This x 100. I get so much better quality code if I have LLMs review each other's code and app
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by cheema33 1y ago
If you are going to race a fighter jet, and you are on a bicycle, exercising more and eating right will not help. You have to use a better tool. A good programmer with AI tools will run circles around a good programmer without AI tools.
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by cheema33 1y ago
> Today I tried "vibe-coding" for the first time using GPT-4o and 4.1. I did it manually You set yourself up to fail from the get go. But understandable. If you don't have a lot of experience in this space, you will strugg
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by cheema33 1y ago
> Why would a company rewrite a codebase that has decades of error free functionality? What do they get? All well and good if it is something you do not have to modify/maintain on a regular basis. But, if you do, then the ROI on rep
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by cheema33 1y ago
> Investing in engineering quality is pointless if there is no headroom to deliver experiences that will make a customer say "Wow, I need to have that." This. Per your example, this is exactly what it was like when most of us f
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by cheema33 1y ago
> Try as I might I cannot get my fingers to re-learn the tmux keybindings. The GNU Screen keybindings are that burned into my brain. This. I have tried switching away from screen a few times. But failed because the keybindings are burned
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by cheema33 1y ago
I drink socially. Maybe once a month. And usually it is just one beer. And have never craved it. I think if I drank more often, my desire for it would not change. My brain is not wired to crave it I guess. If yours is, then it doesn't
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by cheema33 1y ago
> I code with multiple LLMs every day and build products that use LLM tech under the hood. I dont think we're anywhere near LLMs being good at code design. I too use multiple LLMs every day to help with my development work. And I ag
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by cheema33 1y ago
"..there is an opportunity to get a final solution on Kashmir and throw a punch against Pakistan so strong that it will fall apart for good." So let's escalate and see if one side decides to push the nuclear button? I hope th
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by cheema33 1y ago
> I dislike Trump - I primarily only agree with his tariff policy, nothing else. Just out of curiosity, what about this tariff policy do you like?
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by cheema33 1y ago
You may not be aware of this, but terrorists inside Pakistan kill Pakistani military servicemen on a weekly basis. India's attack on Pakistan are counterproductive. It will fuel the fire and the crazies will kill more Indians and Pakis
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by cheema33 1y ago
UI may be close. Functionality is very very different. Copilot is $10/month. Cursor is $20/month. I canceled my Copilot subscription after 2 months of using both. Compares to competition, Copilot has been garbage for quite some ti
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by cheema33 1y ago
Jetbrains products are used primarily by Java devs. Everybody else is slowly moving away. I did.
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by cheema33 1y ago
> By the time my free trial ran out, VSCode had added a LLM chat interface in the sidebar. I am guessing you are talking about GitHub Copilot when you say VSCode. GitHub Copilot is far far inferior product when compared to Cursor, Windsu
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by cheema33 1y ago
Oracle has a horrible reputation among devs. But I think they bypass devs for purchase decisions and straight up wine and dine and bamboozle the low information execs. When I worked at a megacorp as a dev, I had near zero say in such purcha
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by cheema33 1y ago
Yeah, I like working under ideal conditions too. And I also want a toilet made of solid gold.
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by cheema33 1y ago
Depressing. We are in for a rough ride for the next few years, at least.
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by cheema33 2y ago
> telling Ukraine to "have the courage of the white flag". If an aggressor attacks your country, it takes courage to surrender. Churchill was a coward it seems. He could have surrendered to the Germans and saved so many lives o

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