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by chewz 1y ago
I have never used Zed predictions but $20 for 500 prompts is quite a good deal. I use it mostly with Opus for some hard cases.
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by chewz 1y ago
> The problem is that junior developers are what we make senior developers with— so in 15 years In 15 years senior developers will not be needed as well. Anyway no company is obliged to worry about 15 years timescale
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by chewz 1y ago
> optimizing for values we have today like freedom, balance of power and equality of opportunity. You are confusing narrative, a positive spin with actual rules of the system. In political system they are never the same. Freedom, equal o
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by chewz 1y ago
Ostracism was core of Athenian democracy, and yes it was politicized often. No democracy for enemies of democracy.
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by chewz 1y ago
Zed isn’t just a text editor. It is the only working platform for code assistants. Neither Google nor Claude nor anyone can’t at the moment get right basic operations like file edits. Zed is flawless in co-operating with most LLM models. An
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by chewz 1y ago
I agree. I find even Haiku good enough at managing the flow of the conversation and consulting larger models - Gemini 2.5 Pro or GPT-5 - for programming tasks. Last few days I am experimenting with using Codex (via MCP ${codex mcp}) from Ge
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by chewz 1y ago
People who complain that Claude Code Max $200 isn't enough are first to let go in my opinion. They have have either shitty codebase or can't narrow down the scope. Or both. Not the kind of folks you want on your team.
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by chewz 1y ago
~/.claude/todos perhaps
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by chewz 1y ago
Reasonsbly small Go codebase works well almost with any LLM I had always designed very large projects as few medium sized independent Go tools and that strategy pays in times of AI assisted coding.
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by chewz 1y ago
I use this analogy. In the early 90's I had been programming in assembler and sometimes in pure hex codes. I had been very good at that, creating really effective code, tight, using as little resources as possible. But then resources b
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by chewz 1y ago
Try SDGLBL/mcp-claude-code or ezyang/codemcp. They are both very good (better then Claude Code in my opinion). Using aider is another option. Or Assistant in Zed. - diferent approaches but both very effective. https://g
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by chewz 1y ago
My attempt is - Do not use Claude Code at all, it is terrible tool. It is bad at almost everything starting with making simple edits to files. And most of all Claude Code is overeager to start messing with your code and run unnecessary $$ i
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by chewz 2y ago
Wow, exactly what I need. I would suggest adding also configurable time breaks, like every xx minutes for yy seconds.
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by chewz 2y ago
> If European leaders don't watch this and realise they need to take control of their own destiny they're idiots. Several European leaders visited this week bending the knee to try and stave off tariffs. European leader are des
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by chewz 2y ago
Open Zed's terminal and run aider there... I have aider configured with mix of Anthropic and Deepseek models. Zed's setting "working_directory": "current_project_directory", Added some additional instruction fo
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by chewz 2y ago
October 7th happened... The turning point had been last year when Zuckenberg explained to Congress that Administration forced Facebook to manipulate public opinion but he now regrets it. https://abcnews.go.com/Technology&#x2
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by chewz 2y ago
Since 0.67 > One-liner # ... or // ... comments that start or end with “AI” are instructions to aider. When aider sees “AI!” it reads and follows all the instructions in AI comments. https://aider.chat/HISTORY.h
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by chewz 2y ago
We are extracting structured data from financial notes. It had been done by financial analysts before or not at all. The results are production grade and we already have clients (financial institutions) extending contracts to include additi
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by chewz 2y ago
Agree. We will be probably designing projects differently and use different tools in order to make them more manageable by AI code assistants.
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by chewz 2y ago
> Yet Europe is still home to some of the largest stock markets in the world including LSE, Euronext, FSE, SIX Swiss, etc. Total valuation of LSE Euronext is laughable compared to NYSE or Nasdaq. (5,7 vs 30 + 16 trillion USD). Not to me
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by chewz 2y ago
I have used Spotify Audio Features API to display albums and playlist on a radar charts showing acousticness, instrumentalness, energy etc. And to make recomendations (generate playlists) for similiar music based on these charateristics. It
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by chewz 2y ago
Maccy https://maccy.app
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by chewz 2y ago
RAG is so yesterday. Upload entire PDF directly[1] to API, don't convert PDF to markdown, don't vectorise.. Put that in API cache [2] and keep asking questions. Chunking and vector search gives mediocre results [3]. Same with full
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by chewz 2y ago
> No country is corruption free but the difference between Europe and Mexico is shocking. > In Europe most people would never think of bribing a police man I would say that lack of petty corruption doesn't exclude big scale corru
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by chewz 2y ago
Zed Editor. Open Terminal in Zed and run Aider... https://aider.chat/ https://zed.dev/ You can also configure Supermaven or Copilot for Zed and whatever LLM model you prefer for Zed's Assistant and Inl
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Poland and Ukraine's bloody past overshadows their anti-Russia alliance(politico.eu)
7 points by chewz 2y ago|5 comments
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by chewz 2y ago
Hillary Clinton cattle futures controversy - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillary_Clinton_cattle_futures... ETF Named After Nancy Pelosi, Tracking Congressional Democrats' Stock Trades, Surpasses S&
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by chewz 2y ago
> The entire point of Go is to be the Java of Google, the language you don't need several weeks of training for to be productive in and start reading and writing code. The point of Golang is Google’s answer to rapidly declining qual
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by chewz 2y ago
> “There used to be certain aspects in life that you could just rely on, and the fact that official statistics are published on time was one of them — not any more,” said Jörg Krämer, chief economist of Commerzbank, adding that the suspe
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Germany's botched data revamp leaves economists 'flying blind'(ft.com)
1 points by chewz 2y ago|1 comments

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