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by xwowsersx 1y ago
I've landed on more or less the same. grok-code-fast-1 has been working well for most coding tasks. I use it in opencode (I guess it's free for some amount of time? Because I haven't added any grok keys ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
Really dislike this. It risks sounding like a justification, because even if it only means someone will inevitably react violently, its vagueness makes it read as though violence is excusable or natural. Not so. People can and should endure
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
Funny timing. I literally just started poking around with Gleam last night. Got it installed, I think I have the LSP set up, though I wasn't really seeing much autocomplete in nvim. Either way, I'm already pretty excited about it.
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
So glad you shared this. Super accessible without diluting. Thank you!
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
I'm speculating here, but my guess is that the urgency for OpenAI isn't that the Alex team has a "secret prompt." It's that they've already done the heavy lifting to make LLM coding assistants actually usable i
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
Same :) I had in mind Groove Salad from soma.fm
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
They might be referring to the plugin https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/27310-claude-code-beta-
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
This is excellent. Very nicely done.
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
This lines up with my own experience of learning how to succeed with LLMs. What really makes them work isn't so different from what leads to success in any setting: being careful up front, measuring twice and cutting once.
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
It's not a No True Scotsman. That fallacy redefines the group to dismiss counterexamples. The point here is different: when the thing itself keeps changing, evidence from older versions naturally goes stale. Criticisms of GPT-3.5 don&#
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
Something I heard recently on some podcast which really resonated was (paraphrasing): "Inertia is the biggest issue for a startup. The world doesn't like you, doesn't think it needs you... and you've got to invert that.
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
I haven't used DSPy this much, but as I understand it: this lang is more like an orchestration DSL for writing and running LLM conversations and tools, whereas DSPy is a framework that compiles and optimizes LLM programs into better-p
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
Not sure I'm sold on this particular implementation, but here's my best steelman: working with LLMs through plain text prompts can be brittle...tiny wording changes can alter outputs, context handling is improvised, and tool integ
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
I think one of the reasons "coding with AI" conversations can feel so unproductive, or at least vague, to me, is that people aren't talking about the same thing. For some, it means "vibe coding" ... tossing quick pr
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
Well, a few things to consider: Investment capital isn't zero-sum...if/when AI generates outsized/large returns, it actually brings more money into the entire VC ecosystem. LPs who 10x their AI investments don't exactly
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
I mean, yes many policymakers still struggle with the nuances of modern tech, but claiming that "the needle hasn't moved" in 25 years is an exaggeration. In the late 90s/early 2000s, encryption debates featured lawmakers
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
Promising title, but the article felt hollow... all surface, no depth. Skimmed anecdotes without probing them, offered no real insight or new perspective, and left me with absolutely nothing I couldn't have guessed from the headline al
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
Your week?! This would brighten my entire month, perhaps even my year!
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
My family and I have a trip to London/Paris in July with children. Tried Wanderlog and it's not great. Going to give this a try!
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
So I totally get feeling disillusioned...tech has definitely caused harm, no question. But writing off the whole industry as just a force for bad is kinda missing the full picture. It's like only seeing the shadows and ignoring all the
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
I have no doubt AI will impact the field, as it will many (most) others. That said, some assertions that may warrant reconsideration IMO: > The machines best us across nearly every subject This feels overstated, given the well-known limi
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
Story of my life, my friend
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
fare* poorly
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
I train six days a week, but since I work from home, I was actually pretty sedentary outside of my gym time—basically just an hour or so of movement a day. That changed recently when I got a Fitbit. I've gotta say, it's helped a l
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
Should anyone from camelAI be present, a quick note: the page at https://camelai.com/data-sources currently renders blank—none of the data sources appear. EDIT: oh, I guess that'd be you, vercantez :)
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
Happy to see instructions for integrating into Vim/Neovim: https://pyrefly.org/en/docs/IDE/#other-editors
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
Well said, and such an important point. > Developing a prompt is like scrolling Netflix, and reading the output is like watching a TV show. That line really hits home for me.
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
It's unlimited? I thought it was "Choose 5x or 20x more usage than Pro." Could you please elaborate?
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
Can you use OpenRouter with this?
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by xwowsersx 1y ago
FYI the link to Flux in > Particularly with GitOps and [Flux]( https://www.weave.works/oss/flux/?ref=blog.yaakov.online ), making changes was a breeze. appears to be broken. EDIT: oh, I hadn't realized the a

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