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by esperent 6mo ago
Yeah I just created a playwright cli skill in about 30 minutes and I've been using it for months. It is a bit slow but I occasionally try other things like this and they are slow too so maybe that's just inherent.
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by esperent 6mo ago
Even better now that they have a paid offering with all that crap stripped out (Brave Origin) which is free on Linux.
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by esperent 6mo ago
AWS is notorious for being extremely expensive, so it's not like they became cheap. They just reduce prices from extremely expensive to slightly less extremely expensive, and that makes more people decide to start using it. Since the p
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by esperent 6mo ago
It doesn't auto update. Maybe you have an extension?
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by esperent 6mo ago
I tried it but all I hear is a choir of angels, is it broken?
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by esperent 6mo ago
Oh for sure, it's much better to have it than not.
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by esperent 6mo ago
Yeah if I could use Gemini with pi.dev that would be my choice. But Gemini CLI is just so, so bad.
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by esperent 6mo ago
> I am uncomfortable about sending user data which may contain PII to their servers in China As a European I feel deeply uncomfortable about sending data to US companies where I know for sure that the government has access to it. I also
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by esperent 6mo ago
You can , but does it work well? I assume CC has all kinds of Claude specific prompts in it, wouldn't you be better with a harness designed to be model agnostic like pi.dev or OpenCode?
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by esperent 6mo ago
I would like to give a strong counterexample to that. I got a Flair 58 lever machine which on the one hand is a beautifully engineered machine (connected to a trash power supply that feels like it stepped out of the 90s but that's anot
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by esperent 6mo ago
There is an API: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/use-the-api I've been using it recently and aside from some weirdness around permissions, it's decent. If you need a CLI wrapper I'm sure an
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by esperent 6mo ago
I unfortunately have. Enough things don't work on Firefox (especially anything Microsoft related, weird account related issues) that I end up having to use Chrome for quite a few things, and eventually the friction of remembering what
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by esperent 6mo ago
https://pi.dev/ It's got an annoyingly hard to search name because there's a lot of overlap in results with the Raspberry Pi single board computer. Over the past week or so my workload has been quite low so I&#x27
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by esperent 6mo ago
Summary: they want to commoditize the complement which means that Western "knowledge work" is the complement to Chinese manufacturing, and they want to turn the knowledge work into a low priced commodity via open llm models. I&#
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by esperent 6mo ago
I'm looking at your table now - is there a reason why you don't include cost? If Opus 4.7 is the winner but costs e.g. 5x as much, that's important information.
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by esperent 6mo ago
You're thinking of socialism, which is what the EU is doing here (socialism-lite, anyway, as championed by the Social Democrats) and yes, it does work. Free healthcare, free education, and we're working towards decent privacy laws
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by esperent 6mo ago
To be fair, I've had the extreme misfortune of working on Odoo code and I can understand why an LLM would struggle. Yearly breaking changes but impossible to know what version any example code you find is related to (except that if you
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by esperent 6mo ago
Again, a trait they share with companies in other countries. It's the obvious business model: get known by releasing impressive open models, then pivot to closed for even more impressive models. That's going to be the path for eve
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by esperent 6mo ago
I got rate limited within an hour on the $200 while working on a single feature . That was the breaking point, I cancelled my subscription. As it happens I had a low coding workload over the past two weeks so I've been noodling arou
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by esperent 6mo ago
I've been doing the same except that I'm done with Claude. Cancelled my subscription. I can't use a tool where the limits vary so wildly week to week, or maybe even day to day. So I'm migrating to pi. I realized that the
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by esperent 6mo ago
I've heard ZRAM mentioned before and I've just spent 5 minutes reading articles on it... Which is about the maximum I have time for these days when it comes to esoteric linux internals. What's the downside? Does it use much C
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by esperent 6mo ago
> But we all know the frontier model companies are burning through money in an unsustainable race to get you and your company hooked on their tools. Do we? Because elsewhere in the thread there's people claiming they are profitable
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by esperent 6mo ago
They absolutely do change this all the time - session limits vary wildly. The most damning proof of this is that there's absolutely no information about how many tokens you get per session with each subscription level, it's just t
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by esperent 6mo ago
Case in point.
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by esperent 7mo ago
At least as of about 6 weeks ago, Gemini cli was a buggy mess. I ended up hitting bugs every 30-60 minutes that required completely resetting (clearing the cache, logging out and in) and then if I resumed an old chat the bug was back. I saw
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by esperent 7mo ago
An equally valid question is "does the company you use for identify verification follow the same commitments with regards user privacy and selling/processing of user data as Anthropic itself?". And the answer to that question
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by esperent 7mo ago
Groups of gpu threads are called warps. https://modal.com/gpu-glossary/device-software/warp
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by esperent 7mo ago
> Only Darktable seemed to push the technical capabilities of photo editing forward (AgX, parametric masks, tone equalizer, etc) As a casual photographer, I wanted to love darktable and I'm sure it's extremely capable. But the
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by esperent 7mo ago
> the $100 Codex plan. So far it has been much more generous Be aware Codex is currently doing a 2x usage promo. So 5x is actually 10x and 20x is actually 40x until the end of May.
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by esperent 7mo ago
I downloaded the Android version yesterday to see what everyone is on about. It's absolutely stuffed with trigger warnings. I had to click through about 4 screens saying that yes, I'm definitely ok with seeing disturbing content,

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