krzyk

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by krzyk 5mo ago
Any corp (> 150 seats) has to use API pricing, so e.g. I don't have pressure or weekly limits, just a set budget I can use each month.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
But you have IDE for you and cli for agent. Agent works on the same code, you can see the changes right there.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
Our corp specifically prohibits that, because of code leak/training.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
In my model I have also opis 4.6. Maybe this is becaus I'm on api pricing? (All new contracts for corps are pushed to that by Anthropic).
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by krzyk 5mo ago
Harness makes a difference. Also in copilot you have smaller context for Claude models. And you get a token based pricing since June 1.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
If you have such toxic environment, run.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
Maybe the GP was more about: "Why have agent in IDE?" kind of comment, which I understand. Having a small window into agent is annoying for me. I prefer to have coding agent in CLI and do my editing in IDE (and seeing the code cha
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by krzyk 5mo ago
> Why is Google the 2nd or 3rd tier player in the AI coding market? 2nd, 3rd? No way. You either use Claude Code or Codex, the 3rd option usually was Github Copilot. The only time I heard someone used google for code writing it was Linux
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by krzyk 5mo ago
I never thought about that, good idea.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
Isn't CUDA/nvidia the go to solution for most local models, with the rest being second class citizents?
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by krzyk 5mo ago
It is sad. I like programming, if I couldn't do it and had to write text (which I do hate, I'm not a writer) it would be make quite a sad world.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
People in my company sounded underwhelmed by it. It usually was founding issues by not understanding deployment (or not being fed that info).
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by krzyk 5mo ago
Yes. There is also homebrew install.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
What is the use case for integrating coding agent in IDE? I use run agents outside of my IDE, while they work I can look at the code they created, or I can us IDE to do different work.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
Because people are crazy, usage of npm for installing binaries is quite common unfortunately.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
The most important feature of Pi is that it is small, and has small system prompt, making it great for locall LLMs.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
Why would anyone compare a cloud LLMs power usage when one doesn't pay for it? Local power consumption is important for those.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
codex is in rust and not in power and memory hungry js/ts.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
e.g. opencode right now uses ~80% of my CPU. At first I also thought that it would be just call and wait, but a lot of work is done locally (any tool calls).
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by krzyk 5mo ago
> When Google wanted engineers to use AI features, it turned them on in Cider-V by default. And if you turned them off, later updates would turn them back on. How is that good? That would be the first thing that would force me to use IDE
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by krzyk 5mo ago
p4 makes me wake up at night screaming. Similar to that IBM/Rational ClearCase, both are so unfriendly compared to subversion/cvs or git/mercurial that I always struggle to believe why someone would torture themselves using t
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by krzyk 5mo ago
Oh, yeah - libraries yes. But for application code it is useless.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
This sounds like an ad for US than anything else. Does any of the US companies earn money on LLMs? No, they bleed money. Github Copilot is switching to token based pricing, which will be costlier than hiring juniors. Anthropic also is switc
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by krzyk 5mo ago
> I would go for a Mac Air or Neo, but only if I could install ChromeOS. Similarly, but I would extend that to mac mini/studio, but I would like Linux on it. I like hardware, but I hate the OS there.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
With AI it is important to catch errors/hallucinations early, static typing helps with that. So languages with dynamic typing might hide some errors until runtime, static typing one could catch that during compilation. With dynamic one
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by krzyk 5mo ago
Could you elaborate what does "compiling orchestration prompt" mean?
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by krzyk 5mo ago
commons, is something that is eventually being migrated into the main, at least those that are decided to be required for most projects. I don't use apache commons or guava at all in java (now at 25 or 26, depending on project) - there
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by krzyk 5mo ago
Rather people unable to setup a static websites where needed. I hate that I can't do a curl, or automate my curls to retrieve data from the web because I either see some cloudfrare protection or some captcha. Information is blocked in
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by krzyk 5mo ago
Model capabilities are rising slower compared to model pricings. Recent price increases made hiring juniors cheaper and in the short run, not to mention in the long run.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
It would be best if distros kept tap on kernel changes and update as soon as possible when they see a security issue fixed. Sending emails to some big distros would still result with e.g. Gentoo not getting that info because they are not a

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