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coopykins
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Comment #48841680
Impressive, specially the amount of models used for the comparison.
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Comment #48841609
Please, add an option to make the 'travel' between stations longer to give a vibe of an actual train trip!
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Comment #47861720
Anthropic is vibe running the company.
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Comment #47763758
I interviewed some years ago for an AI related startup. After looking at the live product, first thing I see is their prod dB credentials and openAI api key publicly send in some r…
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Comment #47738223
It's one of the main things I learned when working as tech support and I talked with users all day. Nobody reads anything.
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Comment #47628881
The reason I used cursor, other than it being paid by my employer, is that it had a pretty good integration between IDE and the agent workflow. If I want to mostly direct 1 or more…
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Comment #47553948
Hey, very nice! Seems like a great way to have LLMs answer questions about the laws more reliably.
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Comment #47530414
My favourite QoL improvement to any shell I use is to improve the history function(Ctlr+R)I personally like https://github.com/cantino/mcfly
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Comment #47423339
There are so many of these "meta" frameworks going around. I have yet to see one that proves in any meaningful way they improve anything. I have a hard time believing they accompli…
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Comment #47163020
Most of the jobs listed seem something you can do on autopilot, while your mind is doing something else, which would make sense for creative minds.
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Comment #47109328
I gotta try this!
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Comment #46956830
I think discord has been terrible for the internet. A lot of open information has become gated. And now it's gated behind a platform that many of us are not willing to use anymore.…
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Comment #46821594
My all time favorite console. I keep coming back to it. This to me is a fantastic way to preserve gaming history.
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Comment #46776694
Same here, tested a bunch and cursor has been given little noise and usually decent suggestions. In this case its on a react app, so other projects might not find it as good.
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Comment #46716397
When I have to put together a quick fix. I reach out to Claude Code these days. I know I can give it the specifics and, Im my recent experience, it will find the issue and propose …
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Comment #46689395
This is a good guide on how to use Claude code. My perspective (from an early adopter of LLMs for coding) is similar. Though, open code has a lot of potential as well. So I'm happy…
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Comment #46646395
Funny thing, I was just looking for such a tool last week!
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Comment #46499738
Vs code became unusable on a not so big monorepo on a MacBook Pro M4, which is concerning. Zed has been much smoother, even there are a couple of extensions or features that I miss…
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Comment #46363601
The only reason I keep my home PC with windows still is that I use it mainly to play games and some have anti-cheat systems that are not compatible with Linux. But I play those gam…
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Comment #46352488
Surprised to see a lot of mentions to Children of Time, a book I picked picked up on a whim in a local Bookshop (something I probably hanger done in 5 years)
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Comment #46133498
Maybe this is a nice chance to ask, would you move from Gitlab to Github? I would say no, but some people in my org are proposing it, it seems to me simply because the integration …
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Comment #45911973
It's the first VR device I consider buying.
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Comment #45693305
How does this compare to using the recently released chrome mcp?
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Comment #43600578
I love these! I don't know how much thought you're giving to mobile, as it certainly not the main focus, but the site is pretty much broken on a phone.
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Comment #43600564
I found curious that if you order the books by reading difficulty (easier to harder) The sound and the fury is on the second place.