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gtadesktop1
8d ago
As a developer building a custom 64-bit OS completely from scratch on bare-metal C and assembly, I feel your pain to 100%. Prompting an AI to write a kiddy "Word clone" or boilerplate web apps is the ultimate passion killer. It ma
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9d ago
Losing access to Claude Code - just imagine it. That's really the main reason people push for local open-source models. If you build everything around a closed cloud API, you're basicly staking your whole career on someone else&#x
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gtadesktop1
12d ago
Yes true point. But why use Java? I mean you said another language that is an alternative for Java.
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12d ago
Starting a startup is a great idea. However, your concerns are certainly valid. But investors will invest as long as what you’re doing is worth investing in—they generally don’t care whether you use AI or not; it’s more about the quality of
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13d ago
Yes, that's 100% correct. Security by obscurity is really bad, especially because with open-source projects, hundreds of people can review the code, find bugs, and improve it. According to statistics, significantly more cyberattacks su
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gtadesktop1
13d ago
yeah that's a true point. But that also means that a human can't code it either. except the person comes from that time so the person has to be over 40 years old and can code or can prompt in the "right" way that the ai
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14d ago
Vibe coding sounds easy 'cause the ai makes all the work. but it's much easier to code per hand because ai can make mistakes that a human don't see. also you have to prompt in the right way. if you don't prompt "rig
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14d ago
I'm working on a own x86_64 UEFI Operating System (OS). The idea is to make an OS that looks like Windows Vista but behave like Linux, so it's a mix of Windows and Linux. I've startet three weeks ago with a custom bootloader
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15d ago
Fair point, my bad! I spent the last few days writing a custom compiler for my own OS project and the OS itself and got so deep into the "talking to the machine" mindset that my grammar slipped. I definitely meant "it".
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15d ago
I used Claude too, but I was banned so I searched for new like you yet and found Google AI Studio. It has a Playground-Mode for the newest models you usually have to pay but in the Playground-Mode you don't pay one cent. You can use Ge
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Call for Volunteers: Join the VeloOS Project
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