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by sneilan1 11mo ago
Have you found any models that work better for your use case?
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by sneilan1 11mo ago
Does anyone have any information on how much this will cost? Or is it one of those products where if you have to ask you can't afford it.
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by sneilan1 1y ago
You know what, you have a very good point. I'll give this another shot. Maybe it can be fast enough and I can just isolate the orm queries to some kind of repository pattern so I'm not testing sql queries over and over.
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by sneilan1 1y ago
This is the way.
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by sneilan1 1y ago
The other unspoken aspect of this is with agentic coding, the ability to have the ai also test queries quickly is very valuable. In a non-agentic coding setup, mongomock would not be as useful.
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by sneilan1 1y ago
Not familiar with OrioleDB. I’ll look it up. May I ask how this helps? Just curious.
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by sneilan1 1y ago
True but if you wind up using parts of postgres that aren't supported by sqlite then it's harder to use sqlite. I agree however, if I was able to just use sqlite, I would do that instead. But I'm using a lot of postgres exten
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by sneilan1 1y ago
Because I can read the mongomock library and understand exactly what it's doing. And mongo's aggregation pipelines are easier to model than sql queries in code. Sure, it's possible to run into an edge case but for a lot of ge
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by sneilan1 1y ago
True but then my tests take longer to run. I really like having very fast tests. And then my tests have to make local network calls to a postgres server. I like my tests isolated.
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by sneilan1 1y ago
Yes, performance can be a big issue with postgres. And vertical scaling can really put a damper on things when you have a major traffic hit. Using it for kafka is misunderstanding the one of the great uses of kafka which is to help deal wit
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by sneilan1 1y ago
I'm starting to like mongodb a lot more given the python library mongomock. I find it wonderful to create tests that run my queries against mongo in code before I deploy them. Yes, mongo has a lot of quirks and you have to know aws net
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by sneilan1 1y ago
This is awesome! I’m already integrated into TillerHQ. Apart from price, do you have any differentiators that make it take less time for auto categorizing? Tiller doesn’t have any built in AI tools for auto categorization so I had to roll m
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by sneilan1 1y ago
https://app.grantpuma.com/ It's a startup for finding grants. We have california state, federal, non-profit and california city/county grants. My landing page absolutely sucks but if you sign up / upload some
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by sneilan1 1y ago
Same. I haven't written any code by hand in some time. Oh well. I guess I'm just doing it wrong.
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by sneilan1 1y ago
I love the little synthesizer in the square in the footer :) What an awesome easter egg..
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by sneilan1 1y ago
True, if you are in a big company with lots of people, you won't benefit much from the improved throughput of agentic coding. A greenfield startup however with agentic coding in it's DNA will be able to run loops around a big comp
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by sneilan1 1y ago
It’s not necessarily faster to do this for a single task. But it’s faster when you can do 2-3 tasks at the same time. Agentic coding increases throughout.
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by sneilan1 1y ago
It's not skills that got him ahead. It's the connections to the "right" people that can be benefit him the most.
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by sneilan1 1y ago
SHODAN
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by sneilan1 1y ago
This is just rage bait.
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by sneilan1 1y ago
Yes, thank you for being one of the few people to appreciate this experiment. Sure, maybe it's a little wonky right now but I'm glad someone took this risk and tried the "jesus take the wheel" move with Claude Code. We,
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by sneilan1 1y ago
They do a lot of work but a lot of market research can be automated too.
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by sneilan1 1y ago
Oh so this is not an integrated command line tool like Claude code? I assumed it was something where Cerebras released a decent prompt and command line agent setup. A lot of the value of Claude Code is how polished it is and how much work w
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by sneilan1 1y ago
Claude code weekly limits are hard to distinguish. It's not easy to understand their usage limits. I've found when I run into too much opus usage, I switch to sonnet but I've never ran into a usage limit with sonnet 4 yet.
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by sneilan1 1y ago
1,000 messages per day should be plenty as a daily development driver. I use claude code sonnet 4 exclusively and I do not send more than 1,000 messages per day. However, that is my current understanding. I am certainly not pressing enter 1
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by sneilan1 1y ago
I'm so excited to see a real competitor to Claude Code! Gemini CLI, while decent, does not have a $200/month pricing model and they charge per API access - Codex is the same. I'm trying to get into the https://clou
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by sneilan1 1y ago
You can copy paste my entire previous comment into Claude code and along with your question and ask for suggestions. I’m sure it could create an MCP server for you.
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by sneilan1 1y ago
So I installed litellm proxy, pointed it at the new Cerebras API with Qwen-235B and hooked up Aider to litellm. This is not as good as claude code yet but it's so much faster. I even tried using the leaked claude code prompt into Aider
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by sneilan1 1y ago
This is incredible! Bravo! Good for you guys!!!
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by sneilan1 1y ago
yes. https://app.grantpuma.com/

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