miroljub

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by miroljub 8mo ago
This advice is not for everyone. Obviously this works only if you are an extrovert. Introverts would find this kind of interaction a wasteful use of limited social energy available to them.
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by miroljub 8mo ago
Using any software made in California should be treated as a privacy and security threat.
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by miroljub 8mo ago
Really? Wow? What an insight. That being said, am I allowed to complain. Or simply dismiss them for supporting only Google hardware? Or should I create a fork instead?
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by miroljub 8mo ago
"Contact the sales" No, thanks. I decided I don't want to play those games. I get MiniMax unlimited for 10$ per month, and free GitHub Copilot as an open source maintainer and contributor. I don't need to beg to get some
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by miroljub 8mo ago
GrapheneOS works only with Pixel devices, which doesn't make it much useful for the vast majority of Android users.
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by miroljub 8mo ago
Chinese models give you more choice (good), competition (good) and less bias (good). I did not say anything about the Chinese government, which is sadly becoming a role model for many (all?) Western governments.
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by miroljub 8mo ago
> Isn't it time to throw the browser away, stop abusing HTML to make applications, and design something fit for purpose? We had Flash for exactly that purpose. For all its flaws, it was our best hope. A shame Apple and later Adobe d
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by miroljub 8mo ago
While many praise them for sticking to their values, it's also worth mentioning that their values are not everyone's values. Of all major LLMs, Claude is perhaps the most closed and, subjectively, the most biased. Instead of striv
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by miroljub 8mo ago
> What is really making MCP stand out is: > - oauth integration I don't see a reason a cli can't provide oauth integration flow. Every single language has an oauth client. > - generalistic IA assistants adoption. If you w
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by miroljub 8mo ago
In pi coding agent [1] we have the pi-mcp-adapter [2], which provides the best of both worlds. Like its name says, it implements an adapter pattern, which enables searching and calling out tools from MCPs without overhead. Works like a char
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by miroljub 8mo ago
Exactly. You shouldn't use MCPs unless there is some statefulness / state / session they need to maintain between calls. In all other cases, CLI or API calls are superior.
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by miroljub 8mo ago
Please show us the magic Windows settings that would disable Copilot everywhere.
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by miroljub 8mo ago
> while it does seem to do a lot of things very well around extensibility, https://pi.dev/packages > I do miss support for permissions, As soon as your agent can write and execute code, your permissions are just a sec
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by miroljub 8mo ago
Check https://pi.dev/packages There are already multiple implementations of everything. With a powerful and extensible core, you don't need everything prepackaged.
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by miroljub 8mo ago
You responded to me :)
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by miroljub 8mo ago
Where I said that?
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by miroljub 8mo ago
Age verification === require an ID
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by miroljub 8mo ago
> Please, O wise one, explain "freedom" to the political scientist and lawyer you're talking to. Let me get my popcorn first. If you think only "political scientists and lawyers" have to decide what a freedom is,
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by miroljub 8mo ago
> As for "freedoms," you're not free to vote or drink alcohol below a certain age. And before the internet, minors couldn't purchase pornography, either. Some people perceive this change as a return to normal, not an
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by miroljub 8mo ago
So you basically want to prevent your children from doing what you did at their age? And you don't mind that freedoms of all of us would be restricted as a result? And then, we keep blaming boomers for those restrictions.
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by miroljub 8mo ago
> So purely from a hacker perspective, I'm amused at the whining. > Like, a corporation had a weakness you could exploit to get free/cheap thing. Fair game. From a pure hacker perspective, I'm surprised there are people
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by miroljub 8mo ago
Or you purchase a year's worth of almost unlimited MiniMax coding plan for a price you'd pay for 15 days of limited Claude usage. And as a bonus, you can choose your harness. You don't have to suffer CC. And if something bett
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by miroljub 8mo ago
Of course they can [1]. Though, in this case, you get free API access to the model. [1]: https://x.com/badlogicgames/status/2017063228094709771
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by miroljub 8mo ago
Anthropic is dead. Long live open platforms and open-weight models. Why would I need Claude if I can get Minimax, Kimi, and Glm for the fraction of the price?
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by miroljub 8mo ago
If the Chinese government can read WeChat but not the actual government, which has unlimited access to our body parts, I guess we should all be switching to WeChat. I'm fine with not criticizing China or Chi, as long as EU and US gover
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by miroljub 8mo ago
Anthropic is mocking developers here :) They bothered to let you override default nonsense messages with custom messages, but they still don't want to let you see what you are actually interested in. The actual information is kept hidd
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by miroljub 8mo ago
Why not just use something sane by default? It's not like there are not better alternatives to Claude Code. Opencode is great as a full replacement. Works out of the box. Pi code agent[1] is even better, if you spend some time in it, y
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by miroljub 8mo ago
I think we are at the point where we both know which groups are meant. I assume that you live in the USA, which has strong free speech and privacy laws, so you don't need to worry. The rest of us are not that lucky, so the best we can
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by miroljub 8mo ago
They count one prompt as 15 requests. That gives you exactly 1500 API requests for 5 hours. Tokens are not counted.
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by miroljub 8mo ago
> You'd need to be more specific - who/what is this huge group of people you're referring to? I already explained why I don't want to say it aloud in this context. Your guess is as good as anyone's. > ... as a

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