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by asaddhamani 5d ago
I bought the mini and I bought the Air so it worked on me. I think it’s crazy that Apple sold millions of devices and that’s not enough of a market. We should make devices few people use, not everything needs to be mass market, to me that’s
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by asaddhamani 13d ago
So not a single normal human being can access the model yet, just some super limited handful of organizations, but they’ve announced the model as though it’s available to everyone already. I guess that’s the world we live in now, Anthropic
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by asaddhamani 16d ago
It is vibe coded. But worse. > Gas Town is for “write-only code”, … If you adopt Gas Town, you will lose the speed benefit of multiple agents if you read the code it produces. The first time you stare at an 8,500 line Git diff and try an
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by asaddhamani 16d ago
> Google Antigravity's Editor view offers tab autocompletion, natural language code commands, and a configurable, and context-aware configurable agent. They’ve had this weird phrasing on this landing page for at least 6 months if no
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by asaddhamani 17d ago
So at least 569 vibe coders have made a huge mess of an already hugely messy piece of software and they somehow think this is a flex? Yeah I’m gonna continue to not use openclaw. I installed it once in a VM and was immediately like what is
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by asaddhamani 19d ago
Interesting read. Definitely hoping this works out so we can have cheap LLM machines at home
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by asaddhamani 27d ago
But that scan is never made available to us in its original form. So it getting scanned by the AI company does nothing to preserve the book.
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by asaddhamani 1mo ago
Bank apps black out the whole screen when I take a screenshot and it’s super annoying. As a user, I should be able to take a screenshot of my screen. I can use a camera or another phone to do it anyway.
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by asaddhamani 2mo ago
I’ve been building a shared memory layer across all AI tools www.memoryplugin.com
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by asaddhamani 7mo ago
They also posted on Instagram saying autonomous killing would hurt Americans. So non American people don’t matter?
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by asaddhamani 8mo ago
Or economic ruin, societal ruin they may cause along the way, like OpenAI.
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by asaddhamani 8mo ago
yes thats the one
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by asaddhamani 8mo ago
The iOS compass redesign is particularly egregious
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by asaddhamani 8mo ago
Call me cynical but I think designers need to occasionally break things that were already solved long ago to justify their continued relevance. Explains a lot of redesigns that make things only worse, reshuffling interfaces, hiding things b
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by asaddhamani 8mo ago
MemoryPlugin ( https://www.memoryplugin.com ) Long term memory for dozens of AI tools, designed for power users who want more control and flexibility than native memory systems and who do not want to be locked into any one platfor
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Thoughts on the Economic Impact of AI(asad.pw)
1 points by asaddhamani 10mo ago|0 comments
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by asaddhamani 10mo ago
I love Tower and have paid for it for years. I can’t imagine using the git CLI now. GUIs were invented for a reason and the git CLI has terrible ergonomics and many ways to make costly mistakes.
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by asaddhamani 10mo ago
I’ve been working on MemoryPlugin ( https://www.memoryplugin.com ), a tool that adds long term memory across AI tools Lately I’ve worked on a chat history based memory feature that can recall information from every conversation yo
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by asaddhamani 11mo ago
I find the python tooling so confusing now. There’s pip, virtualenv, pipx, uv, probably half a dozen others I’m missing. I like node, npm isolates by default, npx is easy to understand, and the ecosystem is much less fragmented. I see a pyt
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by asaddhamani 1y ago
I've been working on a tool to add long term memory to various AI tools. It started last year as a small scratch-your-own-itch side project. After using ChatGPT Plus for a month, I went back to TypingMind, my go-to AI client at the tim
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by asaddhamani 1y ago
I think a few of the things you’ve mentioned in the ChatGPT article are hallucinations. There’s no user interaction metadata about topics, average message length etc., you asked the AI and it gave you a plausible sounding answer. Also the m
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by asaddhamani 1y ago
In my experience, Qwen 3 coder has been very good for agentic coding with Cline. I tried DeepSeek v3.1 and wasn't pleased with it.
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by asaddhamani 1y ago
Claude now does have a weekly limit so if you are able to hit your weekly (undisclosed, dynamic) limit in 2 days, you're unable to use the services for the next 5 days. That is what Cerebras is referencing with no weekly limits. Claude
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by asaddhamani 1y ago
I find it interesting, how OpenAI came out with a $200 plan, Anthropic did $100 and $200, then Gemini ups it to $250, and now Grok is at $300. OpenAI is the only one that says "practically unlimited" and I have never hit any limit
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by asaddhamani 1y ago
I can't trust MTEB as there's been a huge difference between benchmark scores and actual performance. I made a small tool to help me compare various embedding models: https://www.vectorsimilaritytest.com/ Qwen emb
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The app I never launched(asad.pw)
2 points by asaddhamani 1y ago|0 comments
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by asaddhamani 1y ago
API prices are way higher than actual inference cost.
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by asaddhamani 1y ago
DeepInfra is amazing in terms of price, like really, they have the Qwen3 embedding model for $0.002 per mn tokens. That's an order of magnitude cheaper than most alternatives with better benchmark scores. But the performance P99 is slo
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by asaddhamani 1y ago
The pricing is a little on the higher side. Working on a performance-sensitive application, I tried Mercury and Groq (Llama 3.1 8b, Llama 4 Scout) and the performance was neck-and-neck but the pricing was way better for Groq. But I'll
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by asaddhamani 1y ago
In my experience, there are areas where Gemini did well but Claude didn't, same for o1 pro or o3, but for 90% of the work, I find Claude way more trustworthy, better at following instructions, not making syntax mistakes, etc. Gemini 2.

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