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by davidsainez 1y ago
The second example she uses is really important. You (used to) see this a lot in stackoverflow where an inexperienced programmer asks how to do some convoluted thing. Sure, you can explain how to do the thing while maintaining their artific
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by davidsainez 1y ago
While impressive, I'm not convinced that improved performance on tasks of this nature are indicative of progress toward AGI. Building a scheduler is a well studied problem space. Something like the ARC benchmark is much more indicative
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by davidsainez 2y ago
I resisted using it for a long time, it just seemed too much like read-only code for me. But I've been building my latest project with it, and I have never iterated on the front end more quickly. It is great fun.
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by davidsainez 2y ago
Cool! But I'm confused on your pricing. The github page says first 100 requests are free but the landing page says to self host if you want to use for free. I signed up and used the dashboard but I don't see a billing section or o
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by davidsainez 2y ago
Current gen AI is bad at high level planning. But I've found it useful in iterating on my ideas, sort of a rubberduck++. It helps to have a system prompt that is not overly agreeable
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by davidsainez 2y ago
Yep, I'm building a dev tool that is based on this principle. Let me focus on the hard stuff, and offload the details to an AI in a principled manner. The current crop of AI dev tools seem to fall outside of this sweet spot: either the
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by davidsainez 2y ago
Ha, I was just reading your blog post on running next.js on cloudflare. It made me seriously consider remix as an alternative. I'll take this comment that remix is the way to go. I'm also working on a small webapp like the one you