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Ask HN: How to benefit from DeepSeek for enterprise use?
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4d ago
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brunooliv
2mo ago
Genuine question: can these posts be paid to hype the open source models? If yes, what would be the purpose? On my work tasks, FastAPI Python and Springboot Java on a modern SaaS product, the only open model that can do tasks well and effic
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brunooliv
2mo ago
Qwen is so much better than GLM or Kimi that this makes me genuinely excited!!
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brunooliv
2mo ago
I hope you're right and I want you to be right, but, even seeing the current hype around local models, etc... and open-source models, I think the industry is currently under a big confusion where they see the benchmarks of things like
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brunooliv
2mo ago
This is really insane to me. There's nothing practical about open-source models yet that makes them even remotely comparable to closed frontier models. All the hype around GLM, Qwen, now Kimi.... Are people really this naive that they
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2mo ago
So on one hand it states: Delivery is becoming a sequence of checks, not a ritual The same thing happens when it is time to deliver. First, I invoke my /definition-of-done skill. It checks whether the implementation covers what was sta
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3mo ago
I only wish Opus 4.6 from earlier this year at a faster inference speed. Since Opus 4.6 things have been so much messier and the overall push for more agency isn’t really panning out for agent assisted development as much as they would like
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3mo ago
Thanks for saying this! I completely agree with everything you said! There’s far, far too many people who confuse code quality for speed of development and start treating code quality as the product for customer base in the hundreds and act
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3mo ago
I’ve been plugging away at my running coach style app, powered by the original idea of training for a trail race while living in a flat area with no easy access to natural climbing that has evolved into a fully functional plan generator: h
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4mo ago
Side question: I've always been a recreational runner, running 3/4x a week, completed a few half marathons, and recently decided to _also_ go to the gym to do strength training as it has a lot of benefits for runners too. Should I
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4mo ago
What if you then use AI to try and maintain only one, a single product into which you’ll put your care and craft to try to make something that’s better than “some dopamine hits”?
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4mo ago
Having tried many of these hosting services to host/play with toy apps, DigitalOcean and Fly.io are both unparalleled GOATs.
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4mo ago
Any reason why they indexed on Kimi K2.5 model? I have tried many open-source ones in Opencode, and, in my experience (standard backend development, Java, Python, Spring, etc) Qwen3.6 is SO MUCH BETTER that's shocking. Kimi can't
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5mo ago
I still haven’t seen any other models be as complete as Claude inside Claude Code. I bet Anthropic knows this and they turn the knobs and see people’s reactions… I have been planning with Qwen3.6 Max inside opencode, absolutely game changer
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5mo ago
Also my experience
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5mo ago
Maybe… but I can say I saw a real shift in these last few days, why or if it’s real, I can’t fully say but definitely something changed
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5mo ago
I’ve been using Opus 4.6 extensively inside Claude Code via AWS Bedrock with max effort for a few months now (since release). I’ve found a good “personal harness” and way of working with it in such a way that I can easily complete self cont
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5mo ago
In the end, Anthropic is a company and needs to make money, my best bet is that even those of us who pay 100/mo to use Claude Code are costing Anthropic money, besides all the rest they’re burning on inference. Again, I agree with you
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5mo ago
Ah yes this is sad to see and a lame move for sure… It’s indeed dependent on usage hours but it’s a bad move even if I’m personally not affected since I use it outside of those hours but I agree it’s lame….
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5mo ago
Is that documented somewhere? Do you have a link? I might have just missed it, and if they did it, I will take my words back.
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5mo ago
I think in this case, we probably have different experiences that shape how we see some things differently: I see many (very smart) people doing certain things that are not optimal (eg: copy-paste entire files instead of referencing them or
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5mo ago
It's the nature of SaaS software, right? It doesn't need to be an enforced "hard change", but, let's say that they trained Opus 4.6 to be more "verbose" or to explore more files to gain more context for it
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5mo ago
Unusable if not Opus 4.6 on max effort sadly. Price is quite steep too! I still remember when Sonnet was an absolute beast…
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6mo ago
Replying once again for future reference to make my position clear: I firmly believe that one MUST experience programming on its own first. No LLMs, no crutches. One MUST feel the abstractions melting away and things clicking in the brain f
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6mo ago
I like problem solving and building useful things for our customers. Coding for me was always more of a “means to an end” than pure craft on its own. Obviously some standard, good and clean code pops up when you’re working in things to be e
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6mo ago
Couldn’t read the entire comments but, my experience has been overwhelmingly positive so far. I think what helps me be effective is a combination of factors: I work only in a modern, well-documented and well-architected Java codebase with o
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Show HN: I've revamped my running app
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7mo ago
What rock? C'mon let's be real here, there's either "testing AI skills" versus "using AI agents like you would on the daily". The signal got from leetcode is already dubious to assert profeciency and it&#x
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7mo ago
I really love Anthropic's models, but, every single product/feature I've used other than the Claude Code CLI has been terrible... The CLI just "sticked" for me and I've never needed (or arguably looked in depth
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7mo ago
Would be really curious to see
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