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by pshirshov 11mo ago
> Mistral Code is available with enterprise deployments. > Contact our team to get started. The competition is much smoother. Where are the subscriptions which would give users the coding agent and the chat for a flat fee and working
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
But still no console, right?
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
Run Nix atop of Actions, minimize the amount of actions you depend on. That works. As a bonus, you now can run your flows locally too. I have a little launcher for that which helps: https://github.com/7mind/mudyla
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
To me that agentic spreadsheet example looks more like some degenerative UI.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
I won't call this "auto-generated". It's source code which was written with a lot of assistance from the models but it's not like I did nothing - just try to repeat this.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
No issue pal, I have that too. I can survive on my 32 GiB set for a while.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
I have a 32 GiB DDR5 set, happy to exchange for $500K in cash or a nice little house in Spain.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
Well, I would say this guy is an extremist, but he seems to be extremely frustrated by all the complexity we have to deal with, so there is just a tiny bit of rational in all that.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
https://github.com/7mind/nix-config/blob/main/modules/hm/dev... , the firejail version can be found in git history.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
Something around 500 euros.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
By my tests ( https://github.com/7mind/jopa ) Gemini 3 is somewhat better than Claude with Opus 4.5. Both obliterate Codex with 5.1
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
All depends on the tasks and the prompting engineers. Even with your intelligence you would need years to deliver something like this: https://github.com/7mind/jopa The outcome will be better for sure, but you won&#x27
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
I hit them constantly on AI Ultra subscription.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
Claude happily does the same on daily basis, run all that stuff in firejail!
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Izumi: Dependency Injection as immutable DAG transform(github.com)
1 points by pshirshov 11mo ago|0 comments
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Stal/IX: declarative statically linked Linux distribution(stal-ix.github.io)
8 points by pshirshov 11mo ago|2 comments
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
Like Nix and Guix, but it's fully built from sources, bootstraps from a very small subset of dependencies and is fully statically linked.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
It's not for Scala. Currently there are Scala and C# backends, TypeScript and Python are on the way. We did everything to make it easy to add new backends. As much as that can be considering the feature set. > Smithy Little bit diff
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
A data modeling language which derives evolution code automatically, not a general purpose programming language.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
I've added a simple explanation right into the readme: "Essentially, you define your data structures and Baboon generates implementations for you. Then you define new versions, Baboon generates new versions of the structures, the
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Baboon: Data Modeling with Automatic Evolutions and tagless binary codecs(github.com)
17 points by pshirshov 11mo ago|7 comments
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
Is my understanding correct that all involved parties must be online?
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
Yeah, we subscription price of an FTP client which didn't actually modernize in decades is justified, totally justified.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
I'm using the subscription, not API. Claude ate 55% of the weekly limit on the €200 plan to deliver this. Don't know about Codex, no issues (and reporting) there.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
Well, I tried to do that in phases but we (me + Claude + Codex) failed. But I managed to start from scratch: https://github.com/7mind/pyjopa - this thing works, it's insane but it works. The test suite is much sma
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
I cannot bootstrap openjdk from ground zero, from pure source files without binaries. From what I know there is just one pathway to that, the Guix one, which starts from Jikes.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
I've been looking for a way to decouple legacy parser from the rest of the compiler, plus create a way to dump parser output in a readable form. Unfortunately, the coupling is too tight there. In my own compilers all the outputs of all
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
If I (or someone else) can use it as a start point in bootstrap process - that's fine with me. This is not supposed to be a top-tier compiler. Essentially, it needs to be able to build ANT.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
I think it's an extremely valuable tool. If it can compile from sources - it would be priceless.
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by pshirshov 11mo ago
Well, at least the emitted bytecode validates with javap and a lot of stuff definitely runs on real jvm.

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