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by lvl155 1y ago
Who bought Semi? Jobs knew they had to make their own. M1 is just a product of their iPhone chips hence all the efficiency.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Seriously. Those Apple guys became delusional especially after Jobs passed away. These guys just sat on their successes and did nothing for a decade plus. M1 was nice but that was all Jobs doing and planning. I don’t like this Apple. They f
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by lvl155 1y ago
Not in a bubble yet. Wait till your aunt takes out a second mortgage to chase NVDA stock to the moon. My guess is this will continue until later this decade with some bumps in between. That said, it’s absurd these guys are paying people so
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by lvl155 1y ago
Django just works out of the box. And if you hate JS, well… I am glad Django kept at it all these years despite all the JS frameworks gaining (and falling out of) popularity. So thank you to all those who contributed even when it wasn’t so
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by lvl155 1y ago
That early Python community was really nice. There were a lot of helpful strangers on the internet. Same with Ruby.
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by lvl155 1y ago
You have to put in some effort to put in the guardrails and scaffolds to make it produce what you want. It’s definitely not out-of-the-box deal.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Unless it offers me something substantially better than VSCode, I am not gonna switch and it has a lot to do with unsupported extensions. For now, I think UX preference has to be CLI with web gui wrapper where you can pick models, agents, r
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by lvl155 1y ago
This is a real problem that’s only going to get worse. With the major model providers basically keeping all the data themselves, I frankly don’t like this trend long term.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I love the fact that I can use this right away and test it out in practice. The ecosystem around LLM is simply awesome and improving by the day.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Don’t get me wrong, I loved neovim and other tools but tbh I just nano for simple edits now. AI tab complete is just too good. Basically it’s barebones or VSCode (or its variants). I could probably use vanilla neovim instead of nano but I&#
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by lvl155 1y ago
I think in theory this type of approach is good but you know what’s going to happen eventually. Companies like OpenAI is already gatekeeping its best models. You need to pay and tier up on their platform to even use it. There’s no free lunc
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by lvl155 1y ago
If you’re like me and want to maintain a clean dev machine. I don’t want my machine to get in my way when I need to get work done. That means I don’t want some X messing things up somewhere that I didn’t know about. Older I get my memory is
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by lvl155 1y ago
I don’t know, others might be better out of the box. But once you start adding features they all become a mess. I rather just deal with a known mess and not waste time with tools.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I am always surprised Rust came out of that org.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Thanks for this. I didn’t know they shipped something like this.
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by lvl155 1y ago
This is my approach but it wasn’t all smooth especially with MCPs. And Docker wants you to install their Desktop software which is crap. I am not touching that thing. Yes, devcontainer extension is a thing but it’s a simple tool. We need so
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by lvl155 1y ago
Which is interesting because Sonnet is cheap and Opus is not on par with o3 for tasks where you want to deploy it.
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by lvl155 1y ago
OpenAI needs to up their game on Codex to be on par with Claude Code. o3 is a better planner relative to Opus.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Yeah I’d never use this blind in corporate settings. Luckily I don’t have to deal with those overlords anymore.
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by lvl155 1y ago
You should try now-discontinued Intel Optane especially p5800x. I got my OS running on them and they are incredible.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I don’t get it. Didn’t they launch this already a few month ago?
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by lvl155 1y ago
I will be honest and say, yes, I am guilty. I sometimes look at AI code and say “it does work. Doesn’t need to be elegant or bulletproof.”
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by lvl155 1y ago
Claude Code having a woodwork moment here. It’s basically leveling up everyone to bootcamp graduate level.
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by lvl155 1y ago
This is actually good learning material for anyone getting up to speed on LLM from scratch.
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by lvl155 1y ago
You tried which is more than 99.9999999%. Keep at it and focus on learning from your experiences. It will eventually come.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I thought Apple would drive it to the ground after their fallout considering how Jobs handled things. Nvidia rode that crypto wave and AI was there at the very end of that rainbow. Having said that, they kept at CUDA all these years even be
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by lvl155 1y ago
Lego needs to bring back the robotics line. They dropped the ball and chased AFOL for money.
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by lvl155 1y ago
The hype is on OpenAI not AI. AI is nothing new. It’s been around for a very long time and it will continue to get better as a function of data and compute. Remember the dotcom days? People got hyped on Netscape, AOL, Cisco, etc. There will
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by lvl155 1y ago
It’s marginally better than Meta torrenting z-lib.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I am not 100% sold on these CLI tools. Namely because they don’t optimize on coordination. I’d like to see a more polished AI behind the coordination based on context, memory, cost, speed, etc. It doesn’t make sense to deploy LLM to do this

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