chrismustcode

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by chrismustcode 2mo ago
TBF they did have round ones in the premier league at one point - https://www.reddit.com/r/PremierLeague/comments/tpjqcr/who_e...
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by chrismustcode 2mo ago
Apart from SpaceXAI no? There's still a massive compute crunch, I know the opencode guys had been struggling to get capacity, Claude effectively lowered it's limit till the SpaceX deal, Google is struggling. https://x.c
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by chrismustcode 3mo ago
You don't consider Input $0.435 Output $0.87 cache read $0.003625 per million tokens for near frontier intelligence cheap?
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by chrismustcode 4mo ago
I once got told for an internal promotion I couldn't put anything regarding my current role, responsibilities and achievements in the role. I got told to put any volunteering or previous. Reason given was it's what is expected at
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by chrismustcode 5mo ago
If they can block IPs of cloudflare what extra mechanisms would be needed to block VPN IPs?
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by chrismustcode 5mo ago
Is aider even a thing considered anymore? It was pretty much first for CLI agents and had a benchmark that was the go to at the start of LLM coding. Now the benchmark doesn't get updated and aider never gets a mention in talking about
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by chrismustcode 6mo ago
5 days ago OpenAI raised $122b and 26' Q1 recorded the largest amount of startup funding in a Q ever. I wouldn't say it's drying. https://x.com/OpenAI/status/2039085161971896807 https://t
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by chrismustcode 6mo ago
I'm on sky in the UK which is marked as not safe due to no RPKI. It's not on the list so imagine there is a fair few missing, would be neat to have a table you could filter by country, provider type (cloud/isp etc) based on r
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by chrismustcode 10mo ago
This isn’t accurate even for API prices for a request/response. Go on something like openrouter with gpt 5.1 and use the chat then check the billing and you’ll see an average joe query is like 0.00102 or something. You’re quoting figur
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by chrismustcode 11mo ago
They were failing as an online IDE for several years then growth shot up after the AI pivot.
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by chrismustcode 11mo ago
Couldn’t they just send some hardware down Texas to co-locate there (presuming specialist hardware) and add another deployment target for their software? Would it be that hard?
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
I thought they use GPU for learning and TPU for inference, I’m open to been corrected.
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GitHub/spec-kit – Toolkit to help you get started with Spec-Driven Development(github.com)
7 points by chrismustcode 1y ago|1 comments
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
I’ve never had an experience in any house or office where there’s been enough sockets to leave everything plugged.
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
I honestly find in go it’s easier and less code to just write whatever feature you’re trying to implement than use a package a lot of the time. Compared to typescript where it’s a package + code to use said package which always was more loc
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
A lot of these have business logic literally in the database built up over years. It’s a mammoth task for them to migrate
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
I agree it should be across the spectrum where people have the same rights to privacy. > those who can afford to make the government look the other way and those that can't. > Congratulations to Apple on lobbying for its own mone
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
You hit the limits on this like immediately (it’s 1000 requests which each tool call is a request and even then I’m convinced pro isn’t 1000). Also data retention Gemini has which you have to download a vs code extension to turn off for the
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
I’d be stunned if a 270m model could code with any proficiency. If you have an iPhone with the semi-annoying autocomplete that’s a 34m transformer. Can’t imagine a model (even if it’s a good team behind it) to do coding with 8x the paramete
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
That was previous iterations, 2.5 is 1 million context window https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/models (context window is details under model variant section with + signs) They were meant to crank 2.5 to 2 mil
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
Not a fork opencode is a from scratch project Claude code is completely closed source and even DMCA’d people reverse engineering it. https://techcrunch.com/2025/04/25/anthropic-sent-a-takedown-...
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
I use opencode and never experienced it going through tokens at the speed I experienced Gemini CLI go through. Cant speak to qwen or crush as I have not used them
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
The image model is literally the same model
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
I’d just use sst/opencode if using other models (I use it for Claude through Claude pro subscription too)
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New model 'cypher-alpha' on Openrouter(openrouter.ai)
2 points by chrismustcode 1y ago|0 comments
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
There’s something beautiful about creating a drop in replacement for something that improves performance substantially. ScyllaDB comes to mind
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
When I ask it do to do something in cursor it goes full sherlock thinking about every possible outcome. Just claude 4 sonnet with thinking just has a bit think then does it
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
The playwright MCP
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
The orgs investing millions usually aren’t looking to invest small or even profitable most the time. If there’s a good growth story contact people who write smaller checks who would also be interested in using the product.
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by chrismustcode 1y ago
Would you be okay for Google to warn anyone when entering a website on chrome that they are taking a risk because they offer payment options other than Google pay? Its about freedom and openness of platforms. ‘It’s fine because people will

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