esafak

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931.
by esafak 7mo ago
Agents do use LSPs.
932.
by esafak 7mo ago
I don't. That's how you get Google's graveyard. I want them to make a bet and nurture it, like they already do.
933.
by esafak 7mo ago
Got benchmarks?
934.
by esafak 7mo ago
"Performance doesn't matter!"
935.
by esafak 7mo ago
I fixed one of these test cases too. Attached to it was a comment: // By the time this fails, I should be sipping pina coladas on the beach. Alas, he was still working, albeit at another firm.
936.
by esafak 7mo ago
Google is gen x.
937.
by esafak 7mo ago
How do you not install all the ads?
938.
by esafak 7mo ago
The original title is on point, like The Derek Zoolander Center for Kids Who Can’t Read Good and Who Wanna Learn to Do Other Stuff Good Too .
939.
by esafak 7mo ago
K2.5 was already pretty decent so I would try this. Starting at $15/month: https://www.kimi.com/membership/pricing edit: Note that you can run it yourself with sufficient resources (e.g., companies), or access it
940.
by esafak 7mo ago
I use it and think its intelligence compares favorably with OpenAI and Anthropic workhorses. Its biggest weakness is its speed.
941.
by esafak 7mo ago
> When speed is the priority, there’s no incentive to improve or invest in the shared system (e.g. a design system or codebase) under a tight deadline. These guardrails are precisely what should be laid down in advance to enable workers
942.
by esafak 7mo ago
What they really wanted was an HTAP. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_transactional/analytica...
943.
by esafak 7mo ago
It works on MacOS Chrome.
944.
by esafak 7mo ago
That's the kind of question you will have to ask if you don't hire right. I get collapsing frontend/backend and PM/UI/UX but two then collapse code and product may be a bridge too far.
945.
by esafak 7mo ago
HTML and CSS, sure, but modern frontend design is way more than that; it's a jungle out there.
946.
by esafak 7mo ago
Your designers are going to be looking at the layout; they're not going to notice if it's slow, uses too much memory, is not maintainable, doesn't follow repo patterns, etc. Do you think it is reasonable to expect a person wi
947.
by esafak 7mo ago
All right, here's a statement: your designers won't even know when the code is wrong. Just because it compiles it doesn't mean it's fine. They lack code judgment in the same way your coders lack design judgment.
948.
by esafak 7mo ago
So your designers debug your React code now when the AI messes up?
949.
by esafak 7mo ago
At the same time, it is easier to rewrite software now, and new software will go API first to be competitive.
950.
by esafak 7mo ago
GLM 5.1 competes with Sonnet. I'm not confident about Opus, though they claim it matches that too.
951.
by esafak 7mo ago
What's the : in the divider?
952.
by esafak 7mo ago
I think it depends on the locale. I moved from SF, which is career oriented, to OH, which is family oriented and, as I expected, I found more kids roaming the streets. So if your streets are deserted, ask the locals their views on parenting
953.
by esafak 7mo ago
Missing the (2013)
954.
by esafak 7mo ago
Most Turks will have zero Rs. in their pocket :)
955.
by esafak 7mo ago
This is just going to chop the bottom end off, same as with software. If you are great you get to keep your job. The catch is that the person making the decision might not know or care about the difference.
956.
by esafak 7mo ago
So you don't need to refactor your code?
957.
by esafak 7mo ago
Businesses can remain irrational for longer than you can stay solvent.
958.
by esafak 7mo ago
How are these substitutes? Mimir is a time series database. edit: I understood virtual machine :)
959.
by esafak 7mo ago
Why are they irrelevant? You do not say anything.
960.
by esafak 7mo ago
Indeed. I once had a Star dot matrix printer. Amazingly they still make printers, among other things: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Micronics

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