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by seunosewa 1y ago
They were checking in buggy spaghetti code though.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
You won't prompt them to do such actions right?
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by seunosewa 1y ago
Can you give an example so we can visualise this?
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by seunosewa 1y ago
Make a good model first. Then you can start pushing for usage. Llama 4 isn't even the best open source non-reasoning model.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
Is the code available?
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by seunosewa 1y ago
You can use a pool of interpreter processes. You don't have to spawn one for each request.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
The ability to write a lot of code with OpenAI models is broken right now. Especially on the app. Gemini 2.5 Pro on Google AI Studio does that well. Claude 3.7 is also better at it. I've had limited success by prompting the latest Open
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by seunosewa 1y ago
They were working on the model before the acquisition. It makes sense to test it and see how it does instead of throwing the work away. Their data will probably be used to improve gpt-4.1, o4 mini high, and other OpenAI coding models
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by seunosewa 1y ago
Then why must the president be elected into his position?
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by seunosewa 1y ago
Trump is willing and able to ruin any business. He doesn't respect democratic norms.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
It is obvious if you use both of them like I do.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
I use Windsurf. It had the smoothest agentic experience when I subscribed. I think still does.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
Yep. It's a low hanging fruit they should've picked years ago. They will eventually figure out using b-trees for tables too.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
The flat monthly fee charged by Cursor is attractive to many businesses and individuals.
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by seunosewa 1y ago
Which models are available on Augment right now? Which do you use?
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by seunosewa 2y ago
Language models happen to share human flaws, but like humans they can amplify their abilities and reliability by building and using reliable tools.
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by seunosewa 2y ago
I didn't like not seeing the reasoning of the models
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by seunosewa 2y ago
The suburban family would be repelled by the look.
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by seunosewa 2y ago
With Gemini 2.5 the bill is zero for now.
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by seunosewa 2y ago
eh interesting..
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by seunosewa 2y ago
Their willingness to integrate depends on their perception of the model quality.
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by seunosewa 2y ago
You can use VS Code and cursor at the same time. One to code and the other to compile the code. That's how I build for Android. I generate code in Cursor/Windsurf then I compile and deploy using Android Studio.
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by seunosewa 2y ago
Ask it to write assembly language
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by seunosewa 2y ago
It seems to perform worse in Cursor, so maybe that's where the problem is.
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by seunosewa 2y ago
Almost is a painful word in this case. Imagine if it could actually run R1. They'd make so much money. Falling short by a few dozen GB is such a shame.
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by seunosewa 2y ago
He has been predictable in his handling of Ukraine and Israel. He favours the aggressors. He's also predictable in isolationism and wanting manufacturing moved back to America. None of this bodes well for Taiwan.
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by seunosewa 2y ago
He would like to keep it that way.
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by seunosewa 2y ago
It's been done. We have AI music websites
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by seunosewa 2y ago
Claude Code is on github: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code
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by seunosewa 2y ago
That's great. That means potentially slightly cheaper healthcare. A company shouldn't need so many lawyers unless it's a legal firm.

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