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by krzyk 5mo ago
There are so many distributions that it is not possible to notify each one, unless there is some single distribution list for all. And if you disclose to just a handful, why ignore the rest?
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by krzyk 5mo ago
You can look at the code in editor or IDE even when CLI agent is doing work. I do that when I want to, but for me using agents in IDE is like looking with one eye covered.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
Yeah, people learned. I created a 4 subagents that polled for new tasks, and restart after ~5h. It was a great run.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
They do for any new plan. Those multipliers are only for people that paid annually. After their subscription ends they'll go into token based pricing like the rest of people.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
Those multiplier are only for grandfathered Pro an Pro+ plans that had annual billing, basically a way to scare people of out of those plans. Ant new ones (and bussiness+enterprise plans) will be on token based billing since June 1.
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by krzyk 5mo ago
Is that autocomplete better than IntelliJ own plus their local only LLM completion? I uninstalled copilot plugin because it was eating memory and its completions where about 60% good and the rest was bad. After switching back to IntelliJ I
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by krzyk 6mo ago
Fair, I don't use LFS so I don't know how it works. I was writing more in regards of hooks as "checks" for workflow/lints/etc.
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by krzyk 6mo ago
Local hooks are just a convenience. CI checks are assurances, you have to have them. If one hates the round-trip he/she will adopt hooks quickly.
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by krzyk 6mo ago
It is still that person creation. Not sure about American law, but AFAIR in my country you can't remove the author from creative work (like source code), you can move the financial beneficiary of that code, but that's it. There ar
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by krzyk 6mo ago
I use Haiku frequently, and for my codebase it is working fine. But I'm not vibecoding, I don't let models do large work or refactorings, this is just for some small boring tasks I don't want to do.
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by krzyk 6mo ago
Which Opus models were free on Copilot?
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by krzyk 6mo ago
Well they charge per prompt, but with usage limits it is a mix of token and prompt. If prompt multiplier is higher, tokens are also multiplied, so limit is reached sooner. It is basically a token based pricing, but you get alos a limitation
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by krzyk 6mo ago
Using local models or external? If external, aren't they pricey? How much tokens they generate? If local, what runs on such hardware that gives reasonable results?
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by krzyk 6mo ago
There are people running OpenClaw, so yeah, crazy as it sounds, some do that. I'm reluctant to run any model without at least a docker.
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by krzyk 6mo ago
Any summary in English? My translation service doesn't give good results.
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by krzyk 6mo ago
By desk you mean that "Mac mini"? Because it is pricey. In my country it is 1000 USD (from Apple for basic M4 with 24GB). My desk was 1/5th of that price. And considering that this Mac mini won't be doing anything else i
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by krzyk 6mo ago
Who cares about startup times if apps is started only when new version is deployed? And 5 minutes is a bit long, maybe someone is doing some database operations during start?
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by krzyk 6mo ago
Why is it a fantasy to have a fair system with no room for interpretation?
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by krzyk 7mo ago
Knowing Russia, it for sure did.
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by krzyk 7mo ago
Yeah. Try to enter US as EU citizen and see how good it is. Immigration officers are in bad mood (to say lightly).
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by krzyk 7mo ago
AfD is a party in single country in EU.
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by krzyk 7mo ago
Sure, those EIO will be held if Hungary starts applying EIO that it got (e.g. for former Ministry of Justice of Poland which awaits trail, he sits comfortably in Hungary). Let's hope elections there will change Orban into something san
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by krzyk 7mo ago
EU did not force Romania. Romania itself annulled them because Russian intervention happened.
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by krzyk 7mo ago
Trends are various. You had Poland remove rightwing goverment 2 years ago (yes and elect righwing president few months ago). Romania electing a European centric president. We can go on. EU is not a single country, not a single community of
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by krzyk 7mo ago
> critiquing the authoritarianism going on in the EU What?
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by krzyk 7mo ago
OK, make sense, but there are also claw clones that are in Rust (and self modifying). Also python ones would also allow self modifying. I'm always puzzled (and worried) when JS is used outside of browsers. I'm biased as I find JS&
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by krzyk 7mo ago
By "agent" you mean what? Coding is mostly "agentic" so I'm bit puzzled.
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by krzyk 7mo ago
Why most of those tools are written in js/ts? JS is not something that was developed with CLI in mind and on top of that that language does not lend itself to be good for LLM generation as it has pretty weak validation compared to e.g.
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by krzyk 7mo ago
OpenClaw? The one started by a person that sold his previous company and got >$100M ? I wouldn't call him a novice either.
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by krzyk 7mo ago
Nope, random MCP server where no one looks into its code is a bit more unsafe then a command you see (and can approve) executed in shell you control. In case of MCP it can do antything, and you don't see it.

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