james2doyle

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by james2doyle 4mo ago
Yeah, so true. There is no moat to your competitors using the exact same tools and prompts to generate their apps and services. Companies should be hiring/retaining creative thinkers that give them that human edge rather than laying pe
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by james2doyle 4mo ago
How’s that meme go? "We are 2/3 years into being 6 months away from AI taking all white collar jobs". The criticism goes both ways. The word "fixed", in Ed terms, can be translated to "become a viable business
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by james2doyle 4mo ago
Absolutely. Even these days, Uber really only has one or two viable competitors. With any 3rd one in a far distant 3rd. Meanwhile, swapping which AI I’m using is as easy as clicking a dropdown. Hardly comparable to a physical car ride.
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by james2doyle 4mo ago
Maybe I’m a wierdo but I actually like the Brave version of their Search + AI solution: https://search.brave.com/ask After switching between Perplexity, Phind, and a couple others, it seems like the best balance for my use.
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by james2doyle 5mo ago
I’ve used djlint on a liquid project and it worked well. It supports twig too: https://djlint.com/docs/languages/twig/ They also have an online demo/playground so you can at least give it a shot to see i
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by james2doyle 5mo ago
I’m always surprised by how performant the Cohere models are. They output quick. I tested out the BF16 and it seems pretty good. I tried out the FP8 one and it did seem a bit dumber. Curious to see how this ranks in benchmarks
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by james2doyle 5mo ago
Maybe look at https://void.cloud/ (Edit: sorry, meant https://viteplus.dev/ , not Void cloud) They are not a runtime, but they do seem to be interested in wrapping a lot of tools with simple top-level comman
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by james2doyle 5mo ago
There seems to be a "neuter" fork out there that disables a bunch of stuff: https://github.com/GarethCott/warp#whats-different-from-upst...
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by james2doyle 5mo ago
Looks like there is a "neuter" fork out there: https://github.com/GarethCott/warp#whats-different-from-upst...
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by james2doyle 5mo ago
There have been a number of people leaving them because of that bait and switch it seems. That 20% turned out to be something closer to 2% or even 1%
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by james2doyle 5mo ago
I noticed that too. I’ve been using cmux (based on ghostty, has a more basic UI) and have been happy with it: https://cmux.com/
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by james2doyle 5mo ago
I feel similar. I have been using cmux over the last few weeks: https://cmux.com/ Seems to fit a good balance for the way I want to use my terminal
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by james2doyle 5mo ago
You’re paying the subsidized cost. Those margins will shrink once the real bill comes due. I really think everyone will look back at this time as the golden area of cheap AI. We are already seeing the costs (and restrictions/limits) cr
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by james2doyle 6mo ago
In the next round of ChatGPT advertisements, if they don’t use AI generated images, then that means they don’t believe in their own product right?
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by james2doyle 6mo ago
I think "better" is doing a lot of heavy lifting in this argument. Better how? Is an AI generated photo of your app/site going to be more accurate than a screenshot? Or is an AI generated image of your product going to convey
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by james2doyle 6mo ago
You should check out "model collapse". It seems that an abundance of content, that is more and more AI generated these days, may not be a viable option. There is also a vast amount of data that is increasingly going private or beh
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by james2doyle 6mo ago
To better clarify, I don’t see "workers-ai/@cf/google/gemma-4-26b-a4b-it" in the /models enpoint in gateway.ai.cloudflare.com but it does seem to exist as a hosted model. Same with "workers-ai/@cf&#x2
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by james2doyle 6mo ago
I find it really confusing that the worker AI models on here: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers-ai/models/ do not have full overlap with the ones on here: https://developers.cloudflare.com/
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by james2doyle 6mo ago
I just added some credits to my account. You can set a daily $ spend limit as well as add credits without auto-refill
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by james2doyle 6mo ago
Seems like it. I just added some credits to my account. You can set a daily $ spend limit as well as add credits without auto-refill
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by james2doyle 6mo ago
Yeah you can see here that tool calling is disabled: https://huggingface.co/inference/models?model=google%2Fgemma... At least, as of this post
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by james2doyle 6mo ago
Hmm just tried the google/gemma-4-31B-it through HuggingFace (inference provider seems to be Novita) and function/tool calling was not enabled...
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by james2doyle 6mo ago
Oh I never noticed that. Good to call out. But that would put it much closer to Minimax M2.7 in terms of price than to the likes of Mimo V2 Pro, and Gemini Flash 3 preview, which are both on the list
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by james2doyle 6mo ago
None of the Qwen 3.5 models seem present? I’ve heard people are pretty happy with the smaller 3.5 versions. I would be curious to see those too. I would also be interested to see "KAT-Coder-Pro-V2" as they brag about their benchma
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Kat-Coder-Pro V2 Released. Same Price as V1(streamlake.ai)
3 points by james2doyle 6mo ago|0 comments
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by james2doyle 7mo ago
What caused the switch? Also, are you still trying to use Claude models in OpenCode?
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by james2doyle 7mo ago
The only similarity is that they both say "you’re absolutely right" when you point out their obvious mistakes
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by james2doyle 7mo ago
_hyper-competent collaborator who may completely make things up occasionally and will sometimes give different answers to the same question*_
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by james2doyle 7mo ago
I’ve used M2.5 in OpenCode using their Zen inference. I found it to be decent. Did not really seem comparable to Opus 4.5 for "quality" output. As in, I often tweaked the output more when using M2.5. I think the best thing was the
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by james2doyle 7mo ago
They have the details up on their site now: https://www.minimax.io/models/text/m27

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