rzkyif

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by rzkyif 6mo ago
Reading the other negative comments makes me wonder if this is only because I'm getting a hidden newcomer's limit bonus or something though hahah
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by rzkyif 6mo ago
Fellow annoyed Google AI Pro subscriber here! Can confirm, I initially enjoyed the 5-hour limits on Gemini CLI and Antigravity so much that I paid for a full year, thinking it was a great decision In the following months, they significantly
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by rzkyif 6mo ago
My personal experience is way different: I struggle to burn through more than 50% of the 5 hour limit For context, with Google AI Pro, I can burn through the Antigravity weekly limit in 1-2 hours if I force it to use Gemini 3.1 Pro. Meanw
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by rzkyif 6mo ago
Same here: I found the multibuffers feature really useful, but the extension system really couldn't hold a candle to VS Code at the time of my testing Spent a couple of hours trying to make the Svelte extension ignore a particular type
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by rzkyif 6mo ago
I think one of the less mentioned benefit of coding agents these days is how much easier it is to do big migrations like these Recently I was ~70% done on a project using the relatively young Electrobun framework when I hit a non-negotiable
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by rzkyif 6mo ago
Seems interesting, but I wonder how this would be better than just asking an LLM to implement the skeletons? For most components, current generation models should be able to understand the component code and produce skeletons that occupies
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by rzkyif 6mo ago
I'd say it might be due to external factors such as a bad working environment Someone who originally has coding as their passion, for example, might eventually come to dislike it due to overwork. And in doing so they overcompensate by