ramesh31

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by ramesh31 2y ago
Single prompt, "A dating app for dogs" https://project-dog-dating-app-454.magicpatterns.app/ Love it. Really impressed with how it pulls in meaningfully related stock images by default; v0 and the rest aren't
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by ramesh31 2y ago
There's no such thing as "completely free" when it comes to LLM usage. Everyone knows that. But there are two different tiers of tools now. The "free" ones that use API keys directly, and the premium ones like Winds
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by ramesh31 2y ago
The extension seems to provide the exact same functionality, so I'm not sure what's really needed there. In fact, I have had better results with the Jetbrains and Sublime extensions than the Windsurf editor.
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by ramesh31 2y ago
>Anything the requires me to use a different IDE is a non-starter for me. Windsurf is, ultimately, just an IDE extension. They shipped a forked VSCode with their branding for... some reason. But the extension is available in practically
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by ramesh31 2y ago
>Claude code is neither free nor open source. "Free" as in no "middleman accounts" or other nonsense. You pay the base token rate directly to Anthropic, and that's it.
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by ramesh31 2y ago
As a daily full time Windsurf user, I can emphatically state that it is strictly inferior to multiple free/open source tools like Cline and Claude Code that work directly with Anthropic/OpenAI keys, no "flow credits" inv
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by ramesh31 2y ago
>”Although, I could be argued into calling what we have already ASI - take a human and Gemini 2.5, and put them through a barrage of omni-disciplinary questions and situations and problems. Gemini 2.5 will win, but not absolutely.” Excep
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by ramesh31 2y ago
There’s a flip side to being a dev from low income countries, where the cost of living can be freeing. The entire cost of building software is paying for programmers time. If you are skilled and talented, the arbitrage of your time being so
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by ramesh31 2y ago
The problem is that all of that density is delimited within a perfect 7x7 mile square. Outside of which is the worst of the worst when it comes to urban sprawl anywhere in the US. What really kills SF is just the complete inability to reaso
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by ramesh31 2y ago
OpenAI has massive B2C brand value, but their enterprise offerings are scant. The era of consumer chatbot AI is coming to a close, and the winner will be the one who captures the B2B mindshare for real applications. It’s about buying time a
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by ramesh31 2y ago
Cline. It’s literally black magic at this point.
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by ramesh31 2y ago
They couldn’t care less about the tech. This was entirely about corporate accounts and user data. Windsurf caught the first wave of enterprise adoption to agentic coding IDEs, and they have tons of big customers now.
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by ramesh31 2y ago
NYC does not suffer this problem for some reason. Yes, of course there are prohibitively expensive neighborhoods in the trendiest areas. But if your goal is to live and work in the city, or to have a reasonable commute in, it is extremely d
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by ramesh31 2y ago
The people who hang out here are the lucky 90th percentile of our society that are just barely able to tread water at this point. Everyone else is drowning. Try to imagine living on $60k, then think about the fact that that’s a good salary
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by ramesh31 2y ago
I guess I never noticed that. I actually never paid attention to the story or characters at all. Just spent hundreds of hours growing increasingly large quantities and qualities of produce.
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by ramesh31 2y ago
Came here to post this. There’s just something so comforting to the soul about that world. There are no politics, crime, religion, homelessness, war, or disease. Just melons. Melons, pumpkins, turnips, corn, rice, and potatoes. Visiting tha
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by ramesh31 2y ago
>It typically just means gutting DEI programs, not firing people hired because of them. And who do you think is running those programs?
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by ramesh31 2y ago
> Implementing my own 'agentic process' does not sound very casual to me. It really is though. This can be as simple as using Claude desktop with a web search tool.
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by ramesh31 2y ago
Indeed there is a mountain of snake oil out there at this point, but the underlying concepts are extremely simple, and can be implemented directly without frameworks. I generally point people to Anthropic's seminal blog post on the top
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by ramesh31 2y ago
>It's probably great for lots of things but it doesn't seem very good for recent news. You are missing the point here. The LLM is just the “reasoning engine” for agents now. Its corpus of facts are meaningless, and shouldn’t re
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by ramesh31 2y ago
>"DEI Purge" What in the actual fuck is that supposed to mean? Firing black people to make the president happy? As if there were any meaningful amount of "DEI" to "purge" from the tech industry in the first
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by ramesh31 2y ago
>People don't want to concede anything, even for their own ideals. People cannot concede anything anymore. We are all trapped in survival mode at this point.
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by ramesh31 2y ago
One of the coolest parts of Obj-C is that it's the only "dynamic" language that includes header files (AFAIK). This means you can use agentic coding tools way more effectively. Instead of having to shove the whole implementat
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by ramesh31 2y ago
>This is the second game I've found out recently that is written in Lua. The first one one being - Beyond All Reason. Lua is traditionally the scripting language of choice for game development. It was absolutely ubiquitous in the in
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by ramesh31 2y ago
>”Google is silently winning the AI race.” It’s not surprising. What was surprising honestly was how they were caught off guard by OpenAI. It feels like in 2022 just about all the big players had a GPT-3 level system in the works interna
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by ramesh31 2y ago
>"Whenever I see this many emojis in a readme, I assume the entire project was written by AI." What difference does that make? Have you read the code and formulated an actual criticism, or is this just kneejerk "AI bad&quo
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by ramesh31 2y ago
Reasoning models are complete nonsense in the face of custom agents. I would love to be proven wrong here.
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by ramesh31 2y ago
CLI interfaces are not where it's at for this stuff. What makes Cline the king of codegen agents right now IMO (from a UI/UX perspective) is how well they handle displaying the code, opening files, and scrolling the cursor as it c
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by ramesh31 2y ago
Cool, now post a journal of your net returns versus the S&P. Surprised this didn't end with a soft sell on an e-book course.
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by ramesh31 2y ago
There are plenty. The problem is that it's pointless and far less effective. Centralized servers work great. The only viable reason for P2P we have found over the last 20 years seems to be illicit activity. Everyone else is just fine w

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