dalenw

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by dalenw 28d ago
Not OP but I like OpenCode a lot. But OhMyPi: https://omp.sh/ is also taking off. Personally I didn't like it as much as OpenCode.
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by dalenw 1mo ago
Speaking of soon, tangentially related this just got announced: https://standardcode.ai/ They claim to support 24/7 agent coding with no VC subsidizations or money lost on a subscription, instead relying on optimizatio
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by dalenw 2mo ago
Apple is free and low end given the context of what was being produced and sold to businesses decades ago.
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by dalenw 2mo ago
I have a largish library at about 400gb. I synced it completely using the mobile app. It took a few months (it just finished in early June) but it’ll eventually do it. I know there are other ways but I figured this was the laziest way to do
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by dalenw 3mo ago
Ollama Cloud has a $20 a month subscription. They say they retain 0 information. And rather than token based billing, it's GPU time billing.
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by dalenw 3mo ago
I actually implemented this yesterday. The gist is this library runs the MCP server: https://csharp.sdk.modelcontextprotocol.io/concepts/identity... Then I build an authbroker application using openid to handle client
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by dalenw 5mo ago
Agreed. It still feels like Zed is only good for writing scripts.
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by dalenw 5mo ago
Not OP but things like this: (BunnyCDN has been silently losing our production files for 15 months) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47710845
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by dalenw 5mo ago
It's almost always a system design issue. Outside of a few specific use cases with big data, I struggle to imagine when I'd use NoSQL, especially in an application or data analytics scenario. At the end of the data, your data shou
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by dalenw 6mo ago
I recently "vibe coded" a long term background job runner service... thing. It's rather specific to my job and a pre-existing solution didn't exist. I already knew what I wanted the code to be, so it was just a matter of
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by dalenw 7mo ago
I've heard a lot of people prefer OpenCode to Claude Code, myself included. Having tried both, I find myself having a much better time in OpenCode. Have you tried it? I'll admit it lacks on the agent teams side but I tend to use A
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by dalenw 7mo ago
I think so. The last few months have shown us that it isn't necessarily the models themselves that provide good results, but the tooling / harness around it. Codex, Opus, GLM 5, Kimi 2.5, etc. all each have their quirks. Use a har
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by dalenw 8mo ago
I wonder if there's something to be said about screenshots preventing context poisoning vs parsing. Or in other words, the "poison" would have to be visible and obvious on the page where as it could be easily hidden in the DO
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by dalenw 8mo ago
While I don't use Gemini, I'm betting they'll end up being the cheapest in the future because Google is developing the entire stack, instead of relying on GPUs. I think that puts them in a much better position than other comp
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by dalenw 10mo ago
I use garage at home, single node setup. It's very easy and fast, I'm happy with it. You're missing out on a UI for it, but MountainDuck / CyberDuck solves that problem for me.
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by dalenw 10mo ago
I used to be a big ruby/rails fan but I have to agree with you. I now write c-sharp and it's a lot less stressful than Ruby. If a Ruby/Rails codebases get to a large enough point it's really difficult to keep track of wh
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by dalenw 10mo ago
For Mac, yes and no. IIRC you don't need a developer's license to build and sign software for yourself. But you do need one to distribute pre-built software.
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by dalenw 1y ago
To be fair, there’s a massive banner on their front page warning users it’s in beta. Until they settle on a proper release it’ll continue to be a bit chaotic. All software development is like that.
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by dalenw 2y ago
I just built it on macos 15.3.1 without issues, if that helps.
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by dalenw 2y ago
Same, in a way. I've been using it for a couple months on my MacBook Pro M2 Max, zero issues. Recently I installed it on my work laptop, M4 Max, and I get frequent crashes. No idea why it would make a difference.
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by dalenw 2y ago
They're saying that when someone uses a privacy token to search, they cannot track which account it's tied to. Therefor, they cannot track limits & billing.
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by dalenw 2y ago
I use it at work with asp.net MVC, no issues either. I did have to use Webpacker though...
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by dalenw 2y ago
I like Ruby a lot, but I find it large codebases get convoluted since it doesn't have a proper typing system. RBS doesn't count lol. Even RubyMine by JetBrains gets confused with classes and such in a "large" codebase I
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by dalenw 3y ago
I've always been a fan of cloudflare or firebase for static sites.