calumcl

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by calumcl 23d ago
There was context for neither in your original post and I personally saw a lot of similar takes like the above online - apologies for the misunderstanding. I personally thought it was pretty clear considering the parent link is a link to th
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by calumcl 23d ago
Subscribers were already getting subsidised compute and value compared to the 20-200$ fee, peak cakeism to want more considering the alternative would likely be consumption based pricing for individuals so you "benefit" from OpenA
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by calumcl 2mo ago
They've provided a skill with their stacking CLI to provide guidance to any coding agent and the Copilot harness now ships with a pr-stack command to do exactly what you're saying for PR splitting FYI: https://twitter.c
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by calumcl 2mo ago
The maintainer works on mlx-vlm so he does have pedigree in the scene, I'm don't know if this is just going to end up as unmaintained slop. I haven't tried this but I would personally just recommend oMLX for a currently more
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by calumcl 2mo ago
You could easily just use Pi or even a Codex fork to avoid Opencode as a harness and still pay zero dollars.
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by calumcl 2mo ago
Databricks wouldn't be using a subscription plan though due to the size of their engineering team which is what matters here. Free lunch is over for basically all providers' biz coding plans
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by calumcl 3mo ago
> These models are hosted on US-based Azure AI Foundry infrastructure managed by GitHub and Microsoft. Customer prompts and responses are not sent to the original model developers. From your link: https://docs.github.com/
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by calumcl 3mo ago
This is a job for a charity - you're never getting stock + bonuses + competitive pay in a third sector job. UK pay is not near US but this is probably still median SWE pay outside tech roles and London + FAANG + others will pay closer
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by calumcl 9mo ago
Red and Blue are the international releases of Gen 1 that came out about 2 years after Red/Green.