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dimgl
2mo ago
A bit hyperbolic, no? A majority of code is now written through Claude and similar services.
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2mo ago
Grok Build has had impressive performance in a couple of my projects. And fast. So this revelation has been very disappointing... I will say, a majority of the code I'm writing now is fully through an online LLM. If a company wanted to
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2mo ago
Want to add that I started using Grok 4.5 on Grok Build and the big codebase problem seemingly vanished. The issue was only happening on OpenCode.
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2mo ago
> They're the only AI company that seems okay with CSAM (or at least don't do as much to stop it) Wait, what? In the X and Grok terms of service it's pretty clear this is prohibited. Where are you getting this?
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2mo ago
Refreshing to see this be the top comment, thank you. I agree. To answer your question, Grok 4.5 seems to be pretty good at simple tasks and gets even some of the trickier ones correct but it tends to struggle with bigger codebases that are
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dimgl
2mo ago
As opposed to what was happening before, on Twitter?
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2mo ago
I've come to this conclusion too. It's a bit disappointing. I fully realize this is more than likely just user error. And now with AI agents the maintenance of a Postgres instance is likely less of a burden. But I can't help
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2mo ago
Yep, I'm having the same verdict. Interestingly, other people swear by it. I'm trying to understand what's going on with that.
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dimgl
3mo ago
Which are you talking about? OpenCode or ZCode?
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3mo ago
Yeah you're overthinking it. Their product releases and their general approach to business is harming their business.
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3mo ago
why
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3mo ago
Maybe I was getting downgraded to Opus 4.8 but I saw nothing even close to resembling this behavior when using Fable.
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3mo ago
I'm gonna be real here. I think they should have cancelled this release.
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3mo ago
> long story short his refactoring caused what was otherwise a stable system into a complete mess Yeah that totally happened
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3mo ago
It's not envisioned. There have been mass layoffs and a lot has been pinned on AI, even if it's true or not.
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4mo ago
I think sleep apnea would have killed me had I not gotten the sleep study. I was having 100+ events in the span of a few hours. Anyhow, I use the CPAP everyday. I don't snore anymore and I have maybe 1 event a night. Incredible machine
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4mo ago
This is an overly negative response to a genuine solution. There are a million reasons you shouldn't do X or Y. More than likely GitHub would have to maintain their own internal wallet solution for this, which is a big engineering lift
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4mo ago
> you're unfairly conflating things and putting the blame for a lack of care or understanding on tailwind vs on the dev themselves. nothing about tailwind forces you to build inaccessible or "div soup" apps +1
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4mo ago
Hey, that's cool. Does this support conversation lookups? Like, "find this conversation we talked about yesterday"? I built a similar tool to this, although Regent seems much more elegant: https://github.com/d
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5mo ago
Why do you assume it's botted? Just open up Codex on GPT 5.4 and point it at your codebase.
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5mo ago
slop
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5mo ago
Vagueposting in Hacker News?
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6mo ago
In short: no. Nothing comes close, in my opinion. Sonnet and Opus are still the best models. The Codex variants of the GPT models are also great. I've tried MiniMax, GLM, Qwen and Kimi and for anything even remotely complex these model
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6mo ago
Is this spam? It's incomprehensible.
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6mo ago
I doubt it's this. This was an `npm` misconfiguration.
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6mo ago
Thank you. Yes, I'm going to refrain from airing out my dirty laundry. I made a bad decision, now I'm living with it, and more context doesn't actually change the intent behind my message: these tools are dangerous. Getting b
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6mo ago
Even as someone who (wrongly) believed that I had high emotional intelligence, I too was bit by this. Almost a year ago when LLMs were starting to become more ubiquitous and powerful I discussed a big life/professional decision with an
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6mo ago
Agreed, I have not been impressed with Kagi at all.
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6mo ago
None exist yet, but that doesn't mean OpenCode is automatically good.
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6mo ago
Yeah this looks like OpenCode. I've never gotten good results with it. Wild that it has 120k stars on GitHub.
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