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by lvl155 1y ago
I’ve not heard either but now I am getting ads from them. I guess that was their plan.
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by lvl155 1y ago
What is Kilocode?
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by lvl155 1y ago
If Anthropic is smart they would open it up to other models now to make it default for everyone. Otherwise you are banking on Sonnet remaining the best coding model.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I am too stupid and old to code up to the standards of my younger days. AI allows me to get my youth back. I learned so many new things since Sonnet 4 came out in May. I doubted AI too until Sonnet 4 surprised me with my first AGI moment.
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by lvl155 1y ago
It’s hard to find people with talent period let alone people willing to take ownership without reciprocal financial incentives. In my 20s, I was this guy. I worked hard and just assumed it will work out in the end. Boy oh boy was I wrong.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Qwen3 coder 480B is quite good and on par with Sonnet 4. It’s the first time I realized the Chinese models are probably going to eclipse US-based models pretty soon, at least for coding.
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by lvl155 1y ago
He does an amazing job of keeping me up to date on this insanely fast-paced space.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Zig is just fun to write. And to me, it’s actually what I wish Rust was like. Rust is a great language, and no one’s going to argue that point but writing Zig for the first time was so refreshing. That said, Rust is now basically default fo
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by lvl155 1y ago
Amazing thing is this is a laptop-grade chip. Think AMD should make a full-on desktop-grade chip and possibly have two of them on one board. That’d really drive compute.
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by lvl155 1y ago
This is a very important lesson because the way these coding models are built. You have to understand HOW they are designed from the base LLMs. And more importantly why it’s crucial to use two distinctly different models to review each othe
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by lvl155 1y ago
AI is trained on exec speak scattered all across common crawl.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Yeah that’s my point. You guys have good unions.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Love how they mention they’re built in the US by union workers…likely at 10x the cost of making them elsewhere. Modern day unions in the US is not what you think they are. They are the reason why we can’t have fast infrastructure upgrades.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Seriously Cursor. You can’t just write wrappers all your life. VSCode wrapper and now Gemini CLI wrapper. Can you make something from scratch for once? It’s as if they want an exit and they’re putting in minimum effort until that materializ
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by lvl155 1y ago
Have you tried opencode?
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by lvl155 1y ago
No, model providers are not going to let Cursor eat their pie. The biggest cost in AI is in developing LLM models and inference. Players incurring those costs will basically control this market.
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by lvl155 1y ago
A lot of people post their dot files. It’s an interesting idea but I would not run Omarchy as my main dev machine.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Guys, crypto solves this. (sarcasm) But it kinda does I think.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Counter: you are looking at it wrong. You can get work done in 1/2 of the time it used to. Now you got 1/2 of the day to just mess around. Socialize or network. It’s not necessarily that you’re producing 2x.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Takes on dev-focused AI is so divided right now. Appears some people just don’t understand the workflows that are effective. It actually takes a lot of work to set it up. It’s not as simple as typing in prompts.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I can say with 100% certainty that they all stink at Rust. It’s laughably bad. Python, on the other hand, is surprisingly good.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I know what you’re saying but it’s not some fiat blind trust. There’s a big reason why the US can print with impunity. EUR cannot, even though people may trust EU more over the near-term. It’s all tied to military.
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by lvl155 1y ago
It lost 15% because Trump is undermining the US? What’s there to explain? Does US still have its military? Yes. Do you think currencies stay completely stagnant over even one week? It’s driven by a myriad of market forces.
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by lvl155 1y ago
They won’t do it until they actually know how to make SOTA AI chips which won’t be for a very long time.
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by lvl155 1y ago
No, we just won’t rescue you next time you guys do stupid things.
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by lvl155 1y ago
USD strength comes from military. Just as it was the case with all other currencies in the past. Do you see anyone challenging the US in a conflict? China won’t even invade Taiwan because they are afraid. ‘Nuff said.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Thank you for this. Very helpful as I was just starting to dig into node for first time in a few years.
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by lvl155 1y ago
It’s more than that actually. Where is actual interop? It’s been promised literally 10 years ago. It’s not that hard. People in Healthcare IT are just that bad. The only time I’ve experience interop in healthcare is due to actual organizati
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by lvl155 1y ago
He had money. Why do you keep conflating people doing business using their own money with appointing government officials with zero experience?
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by lvl155 1y ago
I am not a big Sam Altman fan but this is not a good comp. Sam is an insider in SV and one of the biggest at that. He knows everyone. You are basically saying Sam didn’t know anything about AI yet he is one of OpenAI’s founding members. Unl

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