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by rafaquintanilha 2mo ago
I debated this for longer than I would like, and in the end regretted not joining Substack soon enough. I keep a personal blog since 2012 [1] which, in its last iteration, is hosted in Ghost. There is something really reassuring in knowing
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by rafaquintanilha 4mo ago
I have no affiliation with them but here's what I think happened: 1. They claim the official model is based on Qwen 397B. It's likely they didn't disclose Nex Pro at all because Nex itself is based on the same base model (not
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by rafaquintanilha 4mo ago
Doesn't look like it's incompatible. Someone already released a quantization using MTP: https://huggingface.co/foxipanda/Rio-3.5-Open-397B-GGUF
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by rafaquintanilha 7mo ago
Definitely one of the biggest ROI is to pay for the sync. I regret all years I tried git-based alternatives (it's still useful to have it in git for backup, but not as the main syncing mechanism).
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by rafaquintanilha 9mo ago
https://rafaelquintanilha.com
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by rafaquintanilha 9mo ago
Year is wrong in the article by the way. It says 2025.
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by rafaquintanilha 10mo ago
Skills are just pointers to context so you don't need to load all of them upfront, it is as simple as that. By the way cursor rules is effectively the same as agents.md.
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by rafaquintanilha 11mo ago
You can install the Gemini CLI ( https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli ) but assign a "paid" API key to it (unless you pay for Gemini Ultra).
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by rafaquintanilha 11mo ago
You realize this is copy to attract more people to the product, right?
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by rafaquintanilha 1y ago
They removed the /model option where you can select Opus to plan and Sonnet to execute. But you can still Shift + Tab to cycle between auto-accept and plan mode.
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by rafaquintanilha 1y ago
It’s currently free in OpenRouter.
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by rafaquintanilha 1y ago
"It is requisite that a man should arrange the things he wishes to remember in a certain order, so that from one he may come to another: for order is a kind of chain for memory" – Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae. Not ironically I
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Why every programmer should write(rafaelquintanilha.com)
3 points by rafaquintanilha 1y ago|1 comments
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by rafaquintanilha 1y ago
When I sat down to write today, I was willing to talk about why blogging is important as a programmer. How surprised I was when realized that the first time I hit publish on an article online was exactly 10 years ago. It just felt right to
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Using Codex as a Task Inbox(rafaelquintanilha.com)
1 points by rafaquintanilha 1y ago|0 comments
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by rafaquintanilha 1y ago
Correct. Moreover, when you are trapped by the government, few things work better than raising international awareness. Even if the companies ultimately comply, that is typically done loud and clear, and eventually snowball until it's
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by rafaquintanilha 1y ago
It's funny but also worrying how much Americans underestimate the impact a centralized government can have on people's lives. That probably means that eventually it will happen there. A centralized – often socialist – government i
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by rafaquintanilha 1y ago
But it's correct though
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Not every programmer needs to be a professional(rafaelquintanilha.com)
2 points by rafaquintanilha 2y ago|0 comments
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Claude Code is expensive, reckless, and weirdly fun(rafaelquintanilha.com)
3 points by rafaquintanilha 2y ago|0 comments
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by rafaquintanilha 2y ago
You know you are running an extremely nerfed version of the model, right?
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by rafaquintanilha 2y ago
Even if that was the case you can't disregard the possibility of it affecting otherwise good developers negatively.
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Are AI Assistants Making Us Worse Programmers?(rafaelquintanilha.com)
3 points by rafaquintanilha 2y ago|4 comments
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Reducing Churn with Stripe and ChatGPT(pipedream.com)
2 points by rafaquintanilha 2y ago|0 comments
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by rafaquintanilha 2y ago
The main issue here – and this is will eventually happen to every democracy – is that given the right incentives and conditions, _everything_ can be considered "legal" from a system perspective. Because of authoritarian traumas po
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by rafaquintanilha 2y ago
Because the Supreme Court arbitrarily threatened the legal representatives, and Elon didn't comply. There is no legal process whatsoever, nor the regular mediums have been used. It's all arbitrary without the due process. Even a l
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by rafaquintanilha 3y ago
There is a lot of misinterpretation about this concept, which tends to reduce the problem to a "conservative vs progressive" debacle. A modern equivalent of his thought is the Lindy Effect [1], where every day a non-perishable thi
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by rafaquintanilha 3y ago
Funny thing the first time I heard this anecdote was by a priest (he was formerly an electrical engineer). The conclusion was similar: how many times a seemingly illogical issue has a very logic explanation (even if it looks illogical to yo
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by rafaquintanilha 3y ago
https://rafaelquintanilha.com/ Recently migrated to Ghost and I'm trying now to centralize all posts in a single place. It hasn't been busy in the last couple years, but I'm planning to revitalize it soon. I
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by rafaquintanilha 4y ago
How long until we get an ESG-like board of bureaucrats and oligarchs labeling companies as "AI-safe" or "AI-friendly"?

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