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bel8

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About bel8

I'm a really bad game dev, among other things.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49244136

    It's trendy to hate on Meta just like it's trendy to handwave on Apple. One can do no right regardless, the other can do no wrong. At least in HN.

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    Comment #49216395

    From opencode go $10/mo plan I get between 60 t/s and 100 token/s even with large contexts of 150k+ tokens. I wouldn't call 80 t/s slow.

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    Comment #49216292

    I've been using for work, from opencode $10/mo subscription plan, on high effort (which is better than max imo), and haven't had any issue. When it was first available in opencode,…

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    Comment #49129893

    It was. People are overreacting.

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    Comment #49126868

    So whoever is using DeepSeek V4 flash gets a massive upgrade without having to change any config.

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    Comment #49126860

    Yes I will tyvm. They release the models back for free.

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    Comment #49126219

    flash for code: c#, TypeScript, PHP, SQL, CSS, HTML. also features, tests, fixes, refactoring and planning. it's super fast, smart and dirt cheap.

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    Comment #49115597

    I have the impression that SolidQueue uses whatever your rails app is using by default. That can be SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL, etc. So I don't think they changed to PostgreSQL per …

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    Comment #49085084

    Yeah that's why I asked. It would be one thing to use, another to host. And it seems nobody has a source so it's just humors as usual.

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    Comment #49083324

    source? edit: it seems asking for a source it frowned uppon in this site. And it seems there's no source.

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    Comment #49059867

    Quasar is amazing. But I dislike their Material design components. Would be perfect otherwise.

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    Comment #49031454

    Perhaps they started banning entire categories of projects so their infra could actually work again. Banning a portion of their community is... one way to reduce server load.

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    Comment #49031405

    Curious about what in the article convinced you.

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    Comment #49029315

    I moved my domains from GoDaddy to NameCheap some years ago. And recently from NameCheap to Cloudflare once I heard NameCheap changed owners. So far, so good. If Cloudflare messes …

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    Comment #49019884

    could you share the prompt? that looks useful!

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    Comment #49016259

    They don't have to be affected to be worried. It's how it was done and possibilities of further bans that is worrisome. I have small open source projects that I won't move to Codeb…

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    Comment #48979520

    I too love and use pi agent. But all of these agents have or had "dumb" security issues: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/security/advisorie... You probably know that sinc…

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    Comment #48978973

    The RCE they mention was fixed in December, 2025: https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/releases?page=21#relea...

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    Comment #48970789

    I would agree if openrouter was the only provider of those. But those LLMs are also offered outside openrouter.

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    Comment #48968706

    https://openrouter.ai/rankings#top-models Chinese models dwarf USA models usage. And now there's a Fable/5.6 alternative. The gap widens. Now go and ask for your GP poster for thei…

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    Comment #48967077

    Continued how? I have switched most of my personal LLM coding to DeepSeek V4 Flash since it was launched. And now 100% to a mix of K3 / DeepSeek V4 / MiMo 2.5. It's nice not being …

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    Comment #48966954

    That's quite small for my workloads. I try to keep it under 200k but my DeepSeek and MiMo sessions can sometimes grow to 350k tokens when I try to squeeze one last iteration I comp…

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    Comment #48966838

    Contrary to many, I have high hopes that Jarred and team will lapidate the ported codebase and it will continue to flourish as an open source project.

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    Comment #48964368

    Cool, and how is it ranked?

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    Comment #48962208

    I used K2.7 to reverse engineer a protocol from Wireshark packages. No complaints. K3 should be fine too.