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desireco42
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desireco42
5mo ago
works awesome, and it picked the best model for my machine, Qwen3.6-27B... For next version can you add install as well ;)
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5mo ago
Domain is down?
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5mo ago
Price will make or break this. Nothing else. Let me elaborate if it isn't obvious. If it is higher, people will just use their regular laptops ie. there will be no use case. If it is low, it will find it's use. Like when I am trav
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5mo ago
I understand, and I saw this problem. It's actually quite hilarious that he got this far before noticing it. But again, if you just guide the AI on architecture and review the code, you should be fine. The code that you write and the c
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5mo ago
I hear a lot of people complaining, I am on their Max plan, I never hit limits, use it non-stop and overall it has been fantastic experience.
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5mo ago
I've been using GLM pretty much exclusively last 6-8 months. I have access to Anthropic and OpenAI models and others. I always keep returning to GLM, it isn't the best, sometimes I would go to Codex to help it, but overall, especi
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6mo ago
Yeah this really makes you wonder... now, they are to best of my knowledge fantastic people, so I guess some lawyer slipped this in. I would love to hear some clarification and will always give them benefit of the doubt. So far they've
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6mo ago
I love using AI to develop and I think it is important in modern development, but you definitely have to disclose it because there is a difference between AI and human written code is key. It is essential to disclose it.
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6mo ago
I think Digital Ocean is not something where I would worry about costs. I would prefer server like Hetzner but I don't think DO is service where the costs are such that we need to do movement. Plus, this is not what DHH was doing, he w
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6mo ago
Definitely appreciate this. I already have Typora which is commercial but fantastic product so I don't really need another viewer but others for sure will. Glad you used Tauri to make this. I will check it out.
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6mo ago
I think they are using Claude to come up with these and they will bringing one every second day... In fact, this is probably routine they set.
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6mo ago
Honestly, you shouldn't be working on a plane. This thing where people are plugged in all the time is just insane. Yes, you lost some abilities. Install local model so you have someone to talk to while you are on the plane ;)
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6mo ago
I don't use Claude so this doesn't affect me, but I worry it will spoil the fun for me for following reason. They inflated how much their tools burn tokens from day one pretty much,remember all the stupid research and reports Clau
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6mo ago
Elm is a language I enjoyed the most. I love Ruby, I loved some other languages, even Haskell I enjoyed, but Elm is special. So let's make this work. Now that you got foundation created, let's see how to move it forward.
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6mo ago
I've been using OpenCode and Codex and was just fine. In Antigravity sometimes if Gemini can't figure something even on high, Claude can give another perspective and this moves things along. I think using just Claude is very limit
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7mo ago
A developer using Claude Code found this bug. Claude is a tool. It is used by developers. It should not sign commits. Neovim never tried to sign commits with me, nor Zed.
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7mo ago
They are running out of things to ban...
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7mo ago
Did they not just launch yesterday and they are already half way there? Am I wrong?
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7mo ago
Absolutely agree, but as technologists our instict is to solve problem as technical, not as social.
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7mo ago
There is a point where you have bigger problems then your smartphone or laptop
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7mo ago
Solar cells work no matter what, I agree that maybe less processing is more useful but LLM is uniqely useful as well
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7mo ago
My 2 kids had those and it is amazing compared to traditional way, pulling healthy teeth, wearing braces which are brutal to your teeth. It should be illegal to pull kids teeth when this tech exists. Dentists were angry about this but it is
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7mo ago
Thank you for sharing your work. Really cool. From my perspective, this is cool, but since tmux is kind of permanent, you open your layout, set 1,2,3 screens for agents, you might add gemini and opencode. then open vite for server and one f
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7mo ago
Ahhh... this is like my OneRandomSite.com from... 2006 or so... nice. I think we need things like this. To be reintroduced over and over.
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7mo ago
I honestly tried this a while back, unless this is something else, this was completely not very much useful thing. If I remember correctly, it created a lot of changes, spent a lot of time doing something and in the end this was all smoke a
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7mo ago
Why would California be dumb alone, let's show them we can be too... I don't know how else to read this.
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7mo ago
I can confirm this, it is stupid how much just basic outing to watch a movie costs. I have 3 kids... I am in Chicago but it is like this everywhere
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7mo ago
yeah that was completely crazy... never understood why they would do something like that
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7mo ago
I always enjoyed Rails, it isn't perfect but is way better then others. I have node and nextjs projects :) when they blow it, it is a major mystery what is blowing up. Have so many good memories working with Ruby. If anyone has old cod
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7mo ago
I don't have dyslexia but I feel your pain. I mean it is what it is. I would rather have it raw then have to use AI to filter to comments that make sense.
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