swyx

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by swyx 1y ago
ah yeah i have heard about their router. i wonder if GPT5 doing a router hurt it a bit.
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by swyx 1y ago
cloud envs are good :) 1) did you compare codex cloud with devin? 2) how about the new claude code teleport feature from web to cli? just wanted to pry for more opinions on what matters to you
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by swyx 1y ago
hey we been shipping!! https://cognition.ai/blog/swe-1-5 https://cognition.ai/blog/swe-grep https://cognition.ai/blog/devin-agent-preview-sonnet-4-5
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by swyx 1y ago
appreciate the feedback! just a reminder codemaps are based on snapshots of your code when you run them; technically there's nothing to maintain, because you just rerun them if you need to.
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by swyx 1y ago
https://tenor.com/view/westworld-if-you-cant-tell-does-it-ma...
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by swyx 1y ago
hiya! team noticed your comment and agreed - and it is fixed. - const CodeSnippetTwo = `sudo apt-get upgrade windsurf`; + const CodeSnippetTwo = `sudo apt-get install windsurf`;
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by swyx 1y ago
it is since Javascript compilers and minification became a thing
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by swyx 1y ago
huh? whats statistical about it? i hope i didnt give the wrong impression in the post. but yes, keeping the human in the loop, in charge, on top of the code, is the way to prevent ai slop code
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by swyx 1y ago
you might be surprised how much business context leaks into a codebase and that's plenty to work on :) https://deepwiki.com/search/vimfnfnname-lets-you-call-neov_e... but also how much you kinda dont need it when
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by swyx 1y ago
first mention i've heard of abacus.ai and IDE. what do you think stands out about them? you might struggle with Windsurf since you're so command line heavy. but pro tip - ask for command line work to be done inside of Windsurf&#x2
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by swyx 1y ago
i mean have you seen Fox News?
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by swyx 1y ago
acked. you can also open it in a browser window for now https://windsurf.com/codemaps/9e2791c4-0b14-4757-b4be-a71488...
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by swyx 1y ago
(also you can hit "share conversation" or "view response statistics" and then "copy request id" and send to support!)
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by swyx 1y ago
(coauthor) happy to take any questions! see 1 min demo video here https://x.com/cognition/status/1985755284527010167 this is brainchild of cognition cto steven who doesn't like the spotlight but he deserves i
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Windsurf Codemaps: Understand Code, Before You Vibe It(cognition.ai)
6 points by swyx 1y ago|0 comments
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by swyx 1y ago
i was OBSSESSSED with this growing up. i had no idea about the origin or real name or that it was chinese origin. incredible. thanks to whoever found and submitted this
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by swyx 1y ago
Apple at AI is a dead end because Apple sucks at AI, not because its anything about AI
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by swyx 1y ago
justine tunney gave a great intro to Llamafile at AIE last year if it helps anyone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mRi-B3t6fA
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You Can't Opt Out of Sam Altman's Erotica(thedispatch.com)
5 points by swyx 1y ago|2 comments
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by swyx 1y ago
this is not a question and an assertion that your values are more important than mine, with none of my context nor none of your reasoning. you see how this tone is an issue? regardless of what i'm allowed to say, i will personally defe
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by swyx 1y ago
excited to see how far you get with opgrep!
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by swyx 1y ago
thank you! referring to it as smoothing is interesting, makes me think of code as a series of bumps in multiple dimensions than discrete tokens.
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by swyx 1y ago
(coauthor) xpost here: https://x.com/cognition/status/1983662836896448756 happy to answer any questions. i think my higher level insight to paraphrase McLuhan, "first the model shapes the harness, then the ha
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by swyx 1y ago
> To streamline the process while maintaining quality, we built our own internal evaluation tool: a Git-style diff viewer with annotation tools for categorizing merge outcomes. vibecoding internal eval tools is the single best use case o
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by swyx 1y ago
you can IPO the for-profit subsidiary. done before. the main tricky part is resolving the tax issues since as a non profit you are exempt, but obviously a for profit is not exempt from paying taxes
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by swyx 1y ago
> threatening economic damage to California. whoa there. corporations have the right to move to the best location for them. California does not have the eternal right to OpenAI's taxes and employee base. think about what you'r
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by swyx 1y ago
> if Bonta blocked its plan to convert to a simpler corporate structure. i'm a bit out of the loop but honestly why does California have a say? surely the investor base and Microsoft was a far harder negotiation than this one. this
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by swyx 1y ago
because engineering is the art of "good enough" and composer is clearly "good enough but a lot faster" which makes up for intelligence gaps in interesting ways
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by swyx 1y ago
my very small nit is... why is the model called Composer?? of all things?? when there was already a Cursor Composer from 2024. Cursor Cheetah wouldve been amazing. reusing the Composer name feels like the reverse OpenAI Codex move haha
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by swyx 1y ago
> Sonnet 4.5 quality is about as low as I'm willing to go. literally a 30 day old model and you've moved the "low" goalpost all the way there haha. funny how humans work

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