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Comment #49182968
Yes, pi's works a bit better since it exposes the whole tree to you, but in the simple case of forking to a new conversation it is about the same as Cursor and probably other codin…
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Comment #49182870
I disagree on plan and todo-list, which seem relatively not needed to me. No comment on goals/looping, which I don't have much experience with. To me it's great how minimal the sys…
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Comment #49182759
There is a keybindings file. Here's how to configure the "emacs" keybindings https://pi.dev/docs/latest/keybindings#emacs-example It starts up for me in under a second on my M4 mac…
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Comment #49113927
According to the Artificial Analysis benchmark graph in the article, Luna can now outperform Sonnet 5 and Opus 5 low at ~4-10x less cost
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Comment #48852946
Use Luna. It's more performant than 5.5 and it's cheap. Hopefully it's cheap because it's more environmentally friendly than the bigger models. So you're doing a good thing. If it'…
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Comment #48632965
Decent sandbox + sandbox override experience with pi coding agent... pi-sandbox uses the same sandbox tech that claude code uses, although it uses a fork that's a little behind, an…
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Comment #48587125
Regarding the photos, the "storage scope" feature on Graphene should make that a non-issue. Microphone would be rough, but at least you would see a "microphone icon" show up on the…
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Comment #47866327
Here's why I use Cursor. My company pays for it, although I could switch to Claude Code or use Codex more since I also have ChatGPT enterprise account. * Perhaps could be solved wi…
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Comment #47352437
The article does say > No human in the loop If true, it's quite irresponsible. They are admitting to allowing a agent to autonomously execute code on the network. Autonomously perf…
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Comment #47268500
For directed coding (implementing an already specified plan) or asking questions about a codebase I use 5.3 codex with medium reasoning effort. It is relatively quick feeling. I li…
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Comment #46909816
I've been using 5.1-codex-max with low reasoning (in Cursor fwiw) recently and it feels like a nice speed while still being effective. Might be worth a shot.
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Comment #46035540
Wow, that's pretty epic and satisfying
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Comment #45958295
Beautifully done!
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Comment #45645414
We spend ~$20,000 per month in AWS for the product I work on. In the average day we do not launch an EC2 instance. We do not do any dynamic scaling. However, there are many scenari…
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Comment #45262879
FYI, you can get a pixel 8a for $200 or less if you don't care about condition. Support end date in 2031.
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Comment #44867021
I run with the dangerous option on my work computer. At first I was thinking I would be good if I just regularly kept full disk backups. But my company at least pays lip service to…
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Comment #44819492
No the comment meant that aider and Claude code are CLI programs, so if you can run a terminal in your niche editor, then you are good to go
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Comment #44406576
It's pretty easy if you just use the MCP Python library. You just put an annotation on a function and there's your tool. I was able to do it and it works great without me knowing a…
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Comment #43392548
Firefox has a "reader view" which works well for things like that.
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Comment #43127830
Hi, I appreciate you sharing. I've been starting to use this advice with a different tool. Just FYI, this sentence kind of came out of nowhere and it wasn't clear what you meant: >…
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Comment #36951799
I've also heard that THCA breaks down into THC over time, so maybe there's a chance that when it's shipped it's compliant with the Hemp bill, but some time later if the cops seize …
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Comment #36367052
Doesn't help that the post didn't define their definition of devops, and then they went on to use it in a variety of contexts, seemingly contradictory. As someone who is a software…
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Comment #35560492
I recently had GPT 3.5 write me a function for translating the number under point to an ISO timestamp. It handled whether the epoch number was milliseconds or seconds since epoch. …
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Comment #35386902
What interface are you using? I've so far only used ChatGPT through the web interface. (I pay for plus). I just ask it for things that are standalone snippet-like things. Perfect f…