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nchmy
2mo ago
> - AI responses I get are walls of written diarrhea Evidently the people you are communicating with are not good writers/thinkers. That's the prerequisite for effectively using AI for writing help. Just as its the prerequisite
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2mo ago
> if I could wrangle Claude into communicating exactly as I would have, the practical difference is of course not observable. But that's never happened, and I've had an enterprise license at work for years. Sorry to say, but th
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2mo ago
Oh very much agreed. It fundamentally destroys someone's reputation when they refuse to acknowledge that Ai wrote something. Far better, and frankly perfectly acceptable, to say or have it implied or concluded, that Ai helped with the
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2mo ago
I don't disagree at all. But it still remains that AI can very much be effectively used either to write first drafts OR refine your own first drafts. Though, I think such a writing partner can only really be useful if you know how to
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2mo ago
Well, I'd say concision is not the key - sometimes you should be verbose or something else. In fact, my tendency is to be far too long-winded, with lots of perhaps-unnecessary parantheticals etc. Ai is often shockingly useful at reinin
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2mo ago
I made some ninja edits, so perhaps you didn't see them. But it is entirely possible that both a person and an Ai could produce writing that is both good or bad, useful or misleading. You can also direct the Ai to write about specific
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2mo ago
May I ask you what significant and meaningful thing you tried to do, and why you think you failed at it? I've spent my 30s doing something similar and it's still unclear whether it will work out or not. And I've foregone esse
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2mo ago
why ubuntu for work and (ubuntu-based) popos for gaming? why not popos for both?
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2mo ago
opencode go is slowly losing its value. Most of the $60 for $10 have become $15 for $10. In addition to deepseek's api pricing going up 2x today.
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2mo ago
There's no limit on how much ketchup you can add. Since total calories/$ is your metric, there's no reason why you couldn't make each visit deflationary!
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2mo ago
yeah, sugar water is totally what people are going for when they get a costco hot dog.
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nchmy
2mo ago
you should be using opencode go - you get 6x the tokens for the same price. They also have free models. Kilocode and others also offer free models.
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2mo ago
its precisely the way math works...
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2mo ago
200% increase over practically free is still practically free
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2mo ago
exact same path as me. I'm still stuck with 5 more months of Copilot annual subscription, but it was nerfed so badly that I just wrote it off completely. OpenCode go in VS Code is fantastic.
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2mo ago
> most performant https://open-web-advocacy.org/blog/28-percent-faster--the-bl...
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2mo ago
Are you aware that it is, in fact, Safari who holds all of the power over the direction of the web? Theyve been sandbagging it for a decade, so when it doesn't support important features, developers don't make use of them. You can
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2mo ago
DS Flash is still cheaper across the board, especially with caching. Unless you're in a peak hours region (eg asia)
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2mo ago
But, again, if they're just sending up html that contains links etc, how is it not self-contained and restful? I suspect we can't really get to the bottom of this, as we don't know exactly what they're doing.
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2mo ago
I can't tell if you're being serious or not... It's either top tier trolling or you're a lunatic
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2mo ago
I was actually surprised yesterday the deepseek flash seemed to have some understanding of the datastar DSL. Also, you can pass this to the agent. https://data-star.dev/docs.md
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2mo ago
Third option: just be honest. Perhaps even apologize. The post is unequivocally Ai slop. Moreover, the style doesn't match your comments here, or other blog posts, at all.
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2mo ago
That seems too expensive to be honest. Did you do it with official deepseek api or a 3rd party provider? Because official has 10x cheaper cache reads than the rest. I've done similar sized chats for like $1
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2mo ago
but if state lives on the server and all you are delivering is html, how is that not "restful"?
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2mo ago
now check out datastar for a smaller, faster, more extensible, more powerful version of that
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2mo ago
In what way is it restless?
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2mo ago
I forgot to link to OP's response to the response. It's mostly Ai slop. https://en.andros.dev/blog/bd74e61a/were-fighting-over-the-w...
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2mo ago
"near future" is not "today"
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2mo ago
A good response to this post https://yagni.club/3mstlyuxe5s26
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2mo ago
i dont see any price increase there... what am i missing?
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