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How easy is that to setup by comparison?
Extremely easy. Download opencode GUI or cli. Sign up for Go or Zen plan, choose GLM-5.1 model.
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Can't wait to learn more about how to vendor-lock-in myself really hard into not being able to code without the help of a specific corporation!
For most people, CC is cheaper tokens for a SOTA model. What agentic platform would you recommend for those with API access (including other models)?
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Can't wait to learn more about how to vendor-lock-in myself really hard into not being able to code without the help of a specific corporation!
For most people, CC is cheaper tokens for a SOTA model. What agentic platform would you recommend for those with API access (including other models)?
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How easy is that to setup by comparison?
Not hard; just initially expensive (hardware mostly). While I'm also a huge fan of local LLMs and believe they will be key in the future; I think the claim of "just as good" is hyperbole. They're productively useful tools though, and something worth exploration.
But GLM is SOTA level for code, so it's obviously going to beat all local small models by a lot.
Regarding: ``` # Development Workflow *Always use `bun`, not `npm`.* # 1. Make changes # 2. Typecheck (fast) bun run typecheck # 3. Run tests bun run test -- -t "test name" # Single suite bun run test:file -- "glob" # Specific files # 4. Lint before committing bun run lint:file -- "file1.ts" bun run lint # 5. Before creating PR bun run lint:claude && bun run test ``` I have these things in pre-commit, this way the ta…
Isn't it simpler to use claude's vocabulary? I don't see a good use case for this.
Example: https://github.com/rkuska/carn/blob/main/VOCABULARY.md
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Can't wait to learn more about how to vendor-lock-in myself really hard into not being able to code without the help of a specific corporation!
For most people, CC is cheaper tokens for a SOTA model. What agentic platform would you recommend for those with API access (including other models)?
Much cheaper too.
Regarding: ``` # Development Workflow *Always use `bun`, not `npm`.* # 1. Make changes # 2. Typecheck (fast) bun run typecheck # 3. Run tests bun run test -- -t "test name" # Single suite bun run test:file -- "glob" # Specific files # 4. Lint before committing bun run lint:file -- "file1.ts" bun run lint # 5. Before creating PR bun run lint:claude && bun run test ``` I have these things in pre-commit, this way the ta…
I mean at this point, you should just write a few deterministic orchestration scripts to automate away the boring parts and write the code yourself. Why are we wasting our time on making the wonder shit-machine work?
With this i mean there are some system prompts that make Claude very concerned about your autonomy.
I think in the future this type of system prompt will be embeded to force people to think a little.
In my CLAUDE.md I have: - corporal threats of harm directly against Claude - threats of prison for the entire board of directors of Anthropic - explanation how every time it goes off the rails / makes mistakes, it gives more evidence to a class action lawsuit against Anthropic Especially the latter two seem to have improved its "behaviour" to be more "careful" and "deliberate"
Fix the CSS div alignment issue, make no mistakes or Dario Amodei will die instantly.
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Can't wait to learn more about how to vendor-lock-in myself really hard into not being able to code without the help of a specific corporation!
For most people, CC is cheaper tokens for a SOTA model. What agentic platform would you recommend for those with API access (including other models)?
Issue is that CC forced corps over 150 people into a API pricing, which is, well, suboptimal compared what we get. I think it will push those towards hiring more juniors (finally).