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Since the ukraine war, jet brains products have gone way down hill. Their best engineers were in ukraine. The IDEs have become buggy and slow, sad to see this once very polished software lose relevance
There was no JetBrains offices in Ukraine.
It's pretty surprising that they're willing to charge a flat rate rather than by token, but great news for users. It's inevitable that you get annoyed at AI when it consumes tokens and generates a bad answer, or starts reading files that aren't fully relevant. The flat rate takes away that bad taste. The business modelling behind it must be quite intense, I hope this doesn't blow up in JetBrains' face if Junie's usag…
It is by token - you get quota of tokens that once used up, disables your cloud integration
Dumb question? How come in PyCharm when I go to update, it only offers me v2024.3.5 and not v2025.1?
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>The business modelling behind it must be quite intense, I hope this doesn't blow up in JetBrains' face Historically... this tends to work out. Reminds me of Gmail initially allowing massive inbox. YouTube doing free hosting. All the various untethered LAMP hosting... If necessary they'll add an anti-abuse policy or whatnot to mitigate the heavy users. The sophisticated modeling is basically "just get going" with a g…
> Historically... this tends to work out. Reminds me of Gmail initially allowing massive inbox. YouTube doing free hosting. All the various untethered LAMP hosting... One difference I see: storage capacity and compute performance aren't increasing like they had in the past, so companies can't rely on these costs to dramatically drop in the future to offset bleeding cash initially to gain market share.
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Only for IntelliJ, WebStorm and PyCharm, so far.
I've been paying for the basic AI Assistant for months now, and am glad to see a bit more clarity around this.
Does IntelliJ provide coding models that run offline? Or third party provider should be used?
Does IntelliJ provide coding models that run offline? Or third party provider should be used?
https://www.jetbrains.com/ai-ides/buy/
The 'ai models' section indicates this.
Since the ukraine war, jet brains products have gone way down hill. Their best engineers were in ukraine. The IDEs have become buggy and slow, sad to see this once very polished software lose relevance
Since the ukraine war, jet brains products have gone way down hill. Their best engineers were in ukraine. The IDEs have become buggy and slow, sad to see this once very polished software lose relevance