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   by wg0 7mo ago

   Okay thank you. I need to read more on the subject the.
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   by wg0 7mo ago

   I doubt that .NET was meant to solve the problem of underlying variation in instruction set of Intel processors because that concern does not exists for 98% of the applications anyway they rarely have to look for the compiler settings and f
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   by wg0 7mo ago

   Java wanted to run your code everywhere so they basically wrote a byte code compiler and then wrote one vm per OS/architecture I never understood.NET's purpose. What problem it exactly went out to solve? Did Microsoft want develop
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   by wg0 7mo ago

   Does this really work? Does this how Anthropic works? Any practitioners can elaborate?
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   DeepSeek's V4 model will run on Huawei chips(reuters.com)

   6 points by wg0 7mo ago|0 comments
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   by wg0 7mo ago

   After TurboQuant and Gemma 4, came across the following video[0] running Gemma on local machine at 50 token/second. That already looks like Sonnet 3x and 4 level capabilities to me where the model in question (Gemma 4) set ups whole py
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   by wg0 7mo ago

   They're juggling on two ends. An IDE and bringing their own models. Kinda makes them "full stack". Nerve wreaking race. I think I'll switch over to cursor on trial basis.
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   by wg0 7mo ago

   Actually almost all LLMs when they write numbered sections in a markdown have the counting wrong. They miss the numbers in between and such. So yes. And the valuations. Trillion dollar grifter industry.
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   by wg0 7mo ago

   More on that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahDQ6SSK1Y0
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    Don' think SoC compliance is as automatable as much as investors hoped to. This mistrust and over trust in AI is based on a technology that Google invented and didn't pay much attention to themselves because they knew it isn'
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    I don't know why I am downvoted but Google has data, expertise, hardware and deep pockets. This whole LLM thing is invented at Google and machine learning ecosystem libraries come from Google. I don't know how people can be so i
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    Google might not have the best coding models (yet) but they seem to have the most intelligent and knowledgeable models of all especially Gemini 3.1 Pro is something. One more thing about Google is that they have everything that others do no
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    It hallucinates a lot more then Sonnet or even MiniMax M2.5. Especially in tool calls, it would end up duplicating the content in code files and then realising later and getting stuck in a loop.
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    I have the feeling that this OS might become to Windows what Linux became to Unix.
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    Thank for responding. So you are using MiMo V2 Pro to plan and then asking MiniMax M2.7 to read that plan file and execute? Or how the workflow looks like? Pi/Opencode/Kilocode? Just curious. I am using Opencode mostly and thinkin
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    Which deepseek exactly and what do you use it for? Just curious.
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    More steering than Sonnet? What is your experience?
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    Is it a scandal? https://youtu.be/8rS3fTbC7TE
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    I have yet to see such a company that's so insecure that they would keep their CLI closed source even when the secret sauce is in the model that they control already and is closed source. Not only that, wouldn't allow other CLIs t
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    I'll probably ship PWAs but hope those are not killed by Google.
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    Claude Code bug can silently 10-20x API costs(old.reddit.com)

    66 points by wg0 7mo ago|7 comments
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    Law of headlines - "could happen" would never happen.
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    This is the indication of times ahead. Of AI services shutting down. The cost must have been a key reason for the shutdown. End is near.
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    Have tried multiple approaches. Sevelte. HTMX. Everything in between. And came to conclusion that after certain complexity of UI - React kind of components are unavoidable if you want to be able to reason about your code. Think of Shopify a
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    Do you use Chrome DevTools MCP or how does it work?
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    You can now use React Compiler and there would be no virtual DOM. Already being used in production at large code bases.
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    How much feature complete it is compared to Freshbooks? Also, how much it is in terms of cost? Like - API costs? Is it pure Swift? Or Electron app?
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    This checks out logical speaking. The FANG code basis are very large and date back years might not necessarily be using open source frameworks rather in house libraries and frameworks none of which are certainly available to Anthropic or Op
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    I foresee that the AI blindness at CEO/CFO level and the general hype (from technical and non technical press and media) in our society that software engineering is over etc will result in severe talent shortage in 5-7 years resulting
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    by wg0 7mo ago

    I agree. The code despite detailed spec reveals bugs and edge cases upon inspection. I'm talking Claude Opus 4.6 here.