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skhameneh
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Comment #49219051
The parent comment’s take resonates with me and your response is exactly, what I assume, frustrates us both. I’ve been at companies that were founded on sales of physical goods tha…
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Comment #49188001
Or it’s actively used to improve Zed faster (or more efficiently).
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Comment #49187049
> You claim I'm just spouting opinions, yet you seem to have miss headlines last year about AI authors/fathers walking out the door claiming just the same... But to you, they're ju…
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Comment #49186789
> It doesn't make a difference, the profitability is way overvalued That’s your opinion, for many there are clear patterns of loss-leaders and market capture plays. > potential cus…
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Comment #49186481
No, AI isn’t like the dot-com bubble and it’s short sighted that people keep trying to compare it. The dot-com bubble had investment before mass adoption. AI has mass adoption, the…
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Comment #48940600
I like Rust and I'm an advocate of Rust, but this really isn't true (at least it hasn't been and I doubt much has significantly changed). The syntax complexity and the ecosystem ha…
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Comment #48854581
Approximately 5 years ago
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Comment #48853918
This is a good take. I was interested in accomplishing my goals and had an interest in both Rust and Zig. Going in, Rust was already proven to meet my needs and I was exploring Zig…
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Comment #48853248
> I don’t like the Rust culture. There’s no better way to put it. This is just so weird to me, because I would say the same about Zig. I tried to get into Zig even chatted with Lor…
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Comment #48636814
Has the Zig team/community warmed up towards other systems-ish languages? This is speaking from recollection engaging with programming communities years back - I found the Rust com…
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Comment #48519579
Would you mind giving these a try and let me know how they work for you? I’d imagine you would get better results and the latter will fit on a single GPU. https://huggingface.co/ea…
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Comment #48420315
Hey so... mind sharing findings? I have a QS8 :)
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Comment #48272519
What is the target demographic? The specs seem... nice. Nothing particularly special compared to the likes of Lucid, etc. The design though, it seems very... uninspired? It has hin…
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Comment #48090118
If you’re eyeing Prusa, that’ll probably be ideal. ...but it does look like Sovol is teasing an INDX alternative (I have a Sovol SV08, it’s a “good value” tinkerer printer based on…
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Comment #47887884
I was a bit confused, because I've only known of the old models. Apparently there's been a refresh and they're no longer a few hundred dollars. FWIW they were not using one of the …
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Comment #47879116
One coffee shop near me (since closed) had a Group 3 Slayer paired with a Super Jolly (but they also didn't know how to pull a decent shot). For those unfamiliar, Slayer is (imo th…
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Comment #47302752
So there’s a good number of comments, I’ll try to address them: - Yes, these issues persist with WSL2. - WSL2 allows mounting between the system/subsystem, but there is considerabl…
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Comment #47301059
This is great and all... Except I’ve long given up on WSL. I really tried to make WSL work for many things, only to find the entire experience (reliability, performance, and beyond…
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Comment #46873285
It’s hard to elaborate just how wild this model might be if it performs as claimed. The claims are this can perform close to Sonnet 4.5 for assisted coding (SWE bench) while using …