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by cpursley 5mo ago
I always find it really amusing that the most pro trust the science people who are in total agreement with all the evolution theories are often also the ones who are the first to be in complete denial that us humans might actually share som
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Mature frameworks generally handle auth out of the box.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
No, but most serious major stacks have officially supported or popular maintained libraries which handle all of this out of the box already.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Have you driven or ridden in a late model Chinese vehicle?
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by cpursley 5mo ago
I’m just saying that you can’t just let it rip based on its training alone, it needs to be grounded and harnessed in stack specific tooling.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
While you are dying on a hill, with the help of LLMs, I'm shipping quality software and features to my customers at a pace I haven't been able to before. And no, not some nextjs slop. If you are letting your LLM look at StackOverf
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Strange comment, look at some of the cars here - many are unique and more creative liberty than anything the West is putting out: https://www.youtube.com/@Wheelsboy/videos
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Saw some in southern Arizona, had to do a double-take.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Your understanding of the situation is over a decade out of date. The Chinese are outright innovating at this point, they are well past the copy-paste stage. If you'd like to catch up, this is a good place to start: https://
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Oh, and http://github.com/agoodway/walex if you need the realtime database change stuff.
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by cpursley 5mo ago
If you're in Elixir-land, I've put together a few packages to help migrating from Supabase (or other stacks): - https://github.com/agoodway/introspex (generate Ecto Schemas from postgres tables) - https:&#x2
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Neat, I just put together my first MacOS app. Am thinking about an iOS version and using the Apple data thing to keep them in sync. Any tips? https://github.com/agoodway/goodday
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by cpursley 5mo ago
Unfortunately it’s way more economical to chip them over spaying out a full sized tree then meshing and wiring it, lifting the heavy thing with roots and soil onto a flat bed for one off transplant - every step requires heavy diesel fueled
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by cpursley 5mo ago
In a factory downtown.
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by cpursley 6mo ago
I've had some good results with Kimi in Opencode. Can you tell me more about using Opus as orchestrator - what type of harness setup?
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by cpursley 6mo ago
Yeah, I use ReqLLM in my product and some side projects. So far, so good.
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by cpursley 6mo ago
Thank you for the writeup, integration with a TUI sounds great. Have you played with Jido (it's built on ReqLLM)? OpenAI also has an interesting Elixir orchestration project (surprisingly).
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by cpursley 6mo ago
Are we talking pay as you go API or vs plans?
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by cpursley 6mo ago
Those benches are completely and totally meaningless when it comes down to real world work tasks, and everyone knows it.
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by cpursley 6mo ago
How does the kimi subscription compare to Codex and Claude Code in terms of how much mileage you get for the pricing? I mean, I see the prices but not sure how usage that buys.
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by cpursley 6mo ago
I love to learn more about the system you’re building out in Elixir and your learnings if any of it is public.
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by cpursley 6mo ago
Upvote, this is working well for us.
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by cpursley 6mo ago
US Army openly advertises pyops work: https://www.goarmy.com/careers-and-jobs/specialty-careers/sp...
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by cpursley 6mo ago
I’ve learned a ton of new things this way, even in a stack that I know really well. Ditto on all sorts of new little command line tricks that I was unaware of before.
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by cpursley 6mo ago
Is it Rust or Node/Electron? That’s one of the key considerations I have these days; I’m over bloatware.
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by cpursley 6mo ago
I'm jealous of people who can actually get comfortable enough to sleep on flights.
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by cpursley 6mo ago
Same, was really easy to set up.
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by cpursley 6mo ago
So this is the classic tension between the "coding for the love of code" vs the "coding to solve problems" mindset. This cultural concept has been around since before AI was on the scene, heck well before software existe
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by cpursley 6mo ago
Another perspective: AI reduces brain effort in some domains which actually frees up brain juice that can be applied elsewhere.
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by cpursley 6mo ago
Yeah, idk this looks pretty good and they ain't bombing anyone nor trying to spread global communism USSRs style: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7W20hdgWXY I think I'll take the open AI models, innovative high q

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