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dizhn
4mo ago
This is basically FUD and has been for at least 20 years. Please refrain from it. I am not fixing nothing daily.
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4mo ago
I am using both opencode and claude on Paseo. Worth a look. paseo.sh
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4mo ago
Not that I know of but a lot of people took tat as a sign of extensive vibe coding and wrote Rustfs off completely. I personally installed seaweedfs, rustfs and garage at different points and plan on checking out rustfs again in the future.
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4mo ago
Yes it is very old indeed. The word for left is the same one as "sinister" in Romance languages too. https://www.etymonline.com/word/sinister
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4mo ago
Don't look into the news about rustfs from the last few months if you are happy with them. :)
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4mo ago
QA probably has their own promotion path that doesn't involve finding bugs. :)
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4mo ago
No concept of language in a user facing way. No filter by language no search by language. On the contrary searches are translated before running and return all languages, videos are dubbed even when you speak the original language, same bu
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4mo ago
Aider is still active. The new lighweight darling is pi. Complete batteries included solution, opencode. Turbocharge all of these and work on multiple harnesses at once, allowing every model to talk etc. Paseo. (Best mobile client too)
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4mo ago
I was only describing the difference not taking a side.
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4mo ago
In that case it's already bought and paid for by the users, is it not?
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4mo ago
The target doesn't want to be distilled.
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4mo ago
Sic an AI cli on a copy of it. They take care of that stuff pretty easily.
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4mo ago
I feel bad for actually liking that part now. Capping pauses at 2 seconds would show you where it hung 2+ seconds without wasting your time. Smart I thought.
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4mo ago
It did last week. Wow. That didn't last long.
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4mo ago
They did remove the opencode provider though and the desktop and web interfaces. I was trying to be charitable. By the way, their repo was a bit weird with no changelogs at all. It seems to be picking up speed now with their communication.
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4mo ago
This comes with a little bit of free credits. (after login)
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4mo ago
It's only a cli because they yanked out the opencode desktop code. (As well as the opencode go/zen model provider) Edit: my theory is they wanted to mimic being the primary provider in a quick way with a lot of string replace. Tho
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4mo ago
Layman question. How can they determine that the cell divided in a reproducing/growing fashion rather than due to mechanical or other external means because of the methodology they used to trigger the act of breaking up? Or does it not
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4mo ago
Check out paseo and similar tools to that. It has a lot of features but you'll find its mobile client is much better than opencode's web view.
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4mo ago
At least one scientist close to retirement right? That would surely earn them more money: )
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4mo ago
I couldn't find anything. It seems to be independent of search results.
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> But then why should we (professors) do the screening for companies for free? Corporations were able to convince future employees to pay for their job training (i.e school). Getting professors to do the screening is not much.
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4mo ago
I would imagine every professor (or assistant) who graded any programming exam I wrote was doing just that and further expect them to let some things slide as long as the general direction was correct.
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4mo ago
Thank you.
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Lots of big promises. I can't wait to read the comments.
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Opencode had the same flickering issue not too long ago and they fixed it by switching from ink to opentui if I am not mistaken. So a solution is possible and known. Antropic just doesn't seem to care.
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4mo ago
As people have said proxmox supports cli and api usage as well but a huge part of learning it is just poking the various settings and fiddling with the different options. I never felt the need to go beyond that to automate settings. I don&
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4mo ago
The post says this is Hydra based. Authentik has been listing CF as a customer for a while now. I thought the new announcement might have something to do with that but down look like it.
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4mo ago
I can't find the script now but I am talking about text output to a file. Perhaps people were normally running the script in a Jupiter like env and that's why they didn't bother with file names and it created a file with a de
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4mo ago
I only dipped into it a little bit while helping out a friend. It looked weird to me but I didn't mean to sound so negative. Sorry. I am sure it does get the job done or people wouldn't be using neither R nor the CRAN.
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