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by infecto 1y ago
Disagree. The ultimate bar which is easily measurable, do users find value in it. Benchmarks are mostly meaningless especially in my opinion where cursor shines which is the tool chain. You can go try composer yourself today and see if it’s
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by infecto 1y ago
You are right. For some reason when I initially sped through the post I read it as if RDS was doing something wrong.
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by infecto 1y ago
Is that not a client connection flag? MARS does not require a setting change on the server?
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by infecto 1y ago
If a few weeks is months I would agree I think the change to Auto was 2-3+ months ago when they moved to charging named models and higher limits on Auto.
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by infecto 1y ago
Again it goes back to what your workflow is. I don’t think trivial is the right word. I use auto to write fairly advanced code but I do it in bite size chunks or relatively bite size. So thinking function level or a couple of interdependent
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by infecto 1y ago
You are right but I just think people miss the history when we talk about moving to the cloud. It was not that long ago at a reasonable size Bay Area company, I would need to justify new metal to be provisioned to standup a service I was ta
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by infecto 1y ago
Sounds like you have a network problem. Did you try checking the network diagnostic in settings? They default to http2 which can throw a wrench in some corporate networks. I would be willing to bet money your issue is on your side. I am a d
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by infecto 1y ago
I too have tried them all and have settled with Cursor being the best. That said I see the current space split between folks like me who know generally what I want built and appreciate a tool that helps me get to goal quicker and on the oth
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by infecto 1y ago
Auto is pretty amazing and I think most folks that have issues or complain about cost are simply not using Auto.
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by infecto 1y ago
Absolutely. I actually don’t understand the preference folks have for Claude code. I don’t find it that powerful. That said, I think some of it comes down to preference and work context.
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by infecto 1y ago
Your comment also jogged my memory of how terrible bare metal days used to be. I think now with containers it can be better but the other reason so many switched to cloud is we don’t need to think about buying the bare metal ahead of time.
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by infecto 1y ago
Would love to know as well.
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by infecto 1y ago
Canada has something like 500k jobs tied up in the automobile industry. This plays a larger role in the decision than “US strategy” but I am assuming with this stupid trade war it can tip the balance to reducing that tariff.
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by infecto 1y ago
It could happen but I am not building an Amazon shopping list. It’s about building a list from a physical store that will get delivered to me in a few hours. This is for shopping through a retailer, not the market place. I do think it’s a c
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by infecto 1y ago
Time is money and picking out ingredients is incredibly low return on my time. I love grocery shopping, going to HEB or Central Market or other boutique store. I don’t want to do it every week multiple times a day though. I am sure some of
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by infecto 1y ago
Saw that and still not a concern here. Quicker to refine than it is to work through the whole list.
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by infecto 1y ago
Did we watch the same demo. Maybe I skipped over those parts. It nailed one of my immediate needs. Grocery shopping. I really don’t want to waste time adding items to my Walmart shopping cart for pickup or delivery. I want to send a bunch o
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by infecto 1y ago
Which I find all well and good but you are in the minority. For myself I have no interest in learning any of those things, I value my time differently. Which is totally fine and great for both of us. But going back to the point, most folks
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by infecto 1y ago
Your comment is neither respectful or helpful but I come to expect it here especially around topics that people have struggles with. I never said I find it exhausting to drive on highways. I can drive just fine, even have my Iron Butt for 1
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by infecto 1y ago
Not sure why this is downvoted. Yes it requires human monitoring. I use it on a daily basis though for my commuter with zero interventions on highways. I choose to drive my HW3 Tesla for road trips and is a lot less exhausting paying attent
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by infecto 1y ago
I think you missed the forest for the trees. I am sure the student population has some dropoff during summer months but the point is that for businesses that a growing month over month which most of these have since creation, you take the h
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by infecto 1y ago
I keep hearing this but I don’t know of many folks utilizing Chinese models, even those hosted in an agreeable territory.
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by infecto 1y ago
Anecdote of 1. Costs for openai on a per token basis have absolutely dropped and that accounts for new sota models over time. I think by now we can all agree that inference costs from providers are largely at or above breakeven. So more tok
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by infecto 1y ago
Eh, when you have a company that’s growing, picking the highest and annualizing it is sensible. If we had a mature company with highly seasonal revenue it would be dishonest.
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by infecto 1y ago
Was not immediately apparent in article but I did not read the whole thing. Beyond general repairability the other issue to me is the cost of labor. In Vietnam I can get near anything repaired because the cost of labor is so darn cheap. In
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by infecto 1y ago
This smells like “Dropbox is just rsync”. No skin in the game I think there are pros and cons to each but a Postgres cluster can be as easy as a couple clicks or an entry into a provisioning script. I don’t believe you would be able to arch
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by infecto 1y ago
Just because you don’t like it should not make it illegal.
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by infecto 1y ago
You clearly have never used these services or are out of touch. Having a human deliver kind of sucks, lots of risk of tampering with food and it’s overall a terrible experience especially for women. This is a brilliant fix, for the case of
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by infecto 1y ago
Why should it be illegal? Makes no sense to me. As long as the business is not discriminating based on class it should be ok.
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by infecto 1y ago
I assume that would come with the next release cycle of the MacBook? Isn’t that supposed to be early next year?

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