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They did not vibe code it but they did use AI. The sheer amount of confidence in domain knowledge that author has - most likely is NOT misplaced. We engineers heavily underestimate the extremely critical nature of domain knowledge. Anyone c
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No true. Also - put Deepseekv4 Flash on your local with effort set to "high" and you'll see that many many are using that model on their own machines without paying anyone anything. Its just that some of us didn't imagin
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5mo ago
There is a hole in the boat's bottom due to Chinese models. They might not be as good but they are not bad either or at least I had hard time finding any issues with Deepseekv4 Flash and Pro variants. They get their job done sometimes
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5mo ago
Take my job please.
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5mo ago
Meanwhile His Royal Highness is free to do as he please. Got even life time immunity deal as well
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5mo ago
This requires hard evidence which isn't available. Circumstantial evidence is all otherwise. Bloggers are having AI psychosis too.
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5mo ago
Trigger alert - While it is good to signal your 900+ IQ to the peasants around you,many many smart and talented developers don't like rust so much so that they'll prefer writing their own programming language and their own compile
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5mo ago
That's deliberate. US AI companies have no chance of recouping even fraction of their valuations. PS: Have not tried this but Deepseev4 Flash (not even Deepseekv4 Pro version) with set to "high" has pretty much Claud Opus 4.7
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5mo ago
I think Anthropic should buy Github after buying bun and everything in between.
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I had main issue with smaller ecosystem. Very limited components and everything else is geared towards React. Take React Query for example. If you want first class data caching and retry logic etc, then Svelte support was second class at le
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I was a big Sevelte fan. After writing a sizeable application in Sevelte I realized that React is superior in every way overall speaking and at least you're writing 100% pure JavaScript directly. Or Typescript. Plus the ecosystem. It&#
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Bullshit. I know very super comfortable people supporting left. And I have seen super nervous anxious chanting right wing slogans.
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5mo ago
Can someone explain that was use of AI (and all the claims) that a coding agent cannot be written in plain go for example? Given there are tons of good terminal libraries for golang?
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5mo ago
I have used it with OpenCode and was good enough.
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Libexpat Is Understaffed
(github.com)
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Performance is horrible when you type but caching is magical. Extremely pro consumer tool. I have been hammering it hard with 97% cache utilization and barely $0.03 dollar spent for me constantly exploring a codebase.
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There's a term called "US Person". Many European banks will refuse to open your bank account if you're a "US Person" and require upfront declaration that I'm not a "US Person." Reason? Because ba
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OpenCode is using CPU for doing nothing
(github.com)
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Microsoft should host DeepseekV4 internally for its developers. And you're welcome.
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Oil companies were profitable. Oil always burned provided there's oxygen. Price of oil was crystal clear how much you'll get for what you're paying. And nothing else was affected with supply of oil. No harm in keeping compari
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That's why it is very important for these AI companies to go bust for the collective good.
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If you have not tried DeepdeekV4 you're missing out. The pricing makes it unbelievably good. The chains of thought for Deepseek are very very interesting reads. Open code won't show them but do read them and you'll be surpris
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I'm a severe AI critic. Bitterly so. But this much I would agree that AI has a multiplying effect for the expert who can still do the job by hand albeit slower no matter how much slower but a good job nevertheless. And still worth repe
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China. They make them there. Huawei is catching up too.
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"Developing nations" if you will. Like these days banks are referring to labour class as "low quality human capital". Whatever terms fancy you, the underlying reality remains the same.
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That's just a "more hardware" problem.
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If you're an investor you should try Deepseekv4 before you put your hard earned money in this gambling spree. Context - Deepseekv4 is freely available to download you can host your own and sell it keeping the proceeds and it rivals Cla
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Current administration might rig the rules to take the credit of AI boom. Even third world doesn't have this much shameless and corrupt regime as much as this one is.
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Anthropic is also a suitable choice.
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No. Because I read about Intel in detail for a long time. Those volumes are part of my digital library. Tired finding similar quality documentation on ARM and RISC-V and came empty handed.
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