tinyhouse

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by tinyhouse 8d ago
I've been working with Pro and it's been great so far.
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by tinyhouse 14d ago
You can talk to OpenAI to create a silly game and order food. What a lame way to show the model capabilities. Has Alexa commercial vibes.
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by tinyhouse 15d ago
Thanks. Just downloaded and pretty impressed so far. It's fast and nice to work with.
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by tinyhouse 15d ago
I had no idea Meta has a coding agent harness. Does anyone have experience with it and can comment? The 1.3 contributor prices look very attractive. I'll probably start using their API if performance is good and the API is reliable wit
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by tinyhouse 21d ago
As someone who uses AI all day it all makes sense. However, if AI is going to have serious impact white collar jobs as some people predict, the demand will decline. People without jobs won't pay for expensive subscriptions or API price
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by tinyhouse 22d ago
Anthropic is accelerating their IPO cause they know what's coming in the next 5 years.
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by tinyhouse 1mo ago
I actually use claude these days mostly for mission critical tasks and code reviews. Everything else I use Sol. I have $20/month plans on both. For non-coding I also use Gemini on a $20/plan. So far I haven't had any issues b
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by tinyhouse 2mo ago
Exactly. If you care about AI, simply don't use Anthropic - use open source.
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by tinyhouse 3mo ago
Are we talking about online chess cheating? Aren't players eventually need to show up and play in-person?
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by tinyhouse 3mo ago
This is so well written. Well done!
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by tinyhouse 3mo ago
Cursor is great but they're all going to cash out and leave SpaceX as soon as they can.
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by tinyhouse 3mo ago
At least on Claude Code it's completely useless. It tells me to run all the commands myself cause it's blocked ("Classifier's blocking me again" lol). Just tried now and saw the msg: "There's an issue with
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by tinyhouse 3mo ago
This is very true and applies for everything in life.
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by tinyhouse 3mo ago
I try to always buy tickets on TickPick when I can (no affiliation). No fees and total prices are often much better than Ticketmaster. But my usecase is almost always buying from resellers. I never up-to-date to buy official tickets.
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by tinyhouse 4mo ago
Drew is clearly a very competent engineer who built an amazing product and company. He was the right person to build it from zero all the way to an IPO, but wasn't the right person to keep scaling it. Dropbox's product vision in t
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by tinyhouse 4mo ago
False is too strong. Biased information is more appropriate.
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by tinyhouse 4mo ago
OpenAI and Anthropic are both private companies with lots of individual investors such as employees, secondary-market buyers, and so on, who stand to become multi-millionaires. So most of what you read about them here is probably colored by
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by tinyhouse 4mo ago
Looks nice but seems overkill to me to run a Go server to sync with a telegram bot to authenticate. Maybe I don't fully understand the use case.
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by tinyhouse 5mo ago
They own the best models and will probably keep owning the best models for a while. They have much more compute now and more data to keep improving their models on many tasks. Open source won't close the gap in 6 months. They are also
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by tinyhouse 5mo ago
Pi is my preferred coding agent and I'm happy it lands in good hands. At this point the only reason to use CC is access to Opus. I think open source will end up winning the coding agents race among developers at least. We just need a 3
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by tinyhouse 5mo ago
I highly recommend everyone to use Pi - it's simpler and better harness. The only tricky part is that moving forward you cannot use the Claude subscription to access Opus. But for many tasks there are enough alternatives.
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by tinyhouse 6mo ago
I really started to like Pi. That's unfortunate that I won't be able to use it with Opus (way too expensive without a subscription). I'm optimistic that open source coding models will be able to keep up. AI is too important,
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by tinyhouse 6mo ago
A lot of these ideas Dspy and RLM (from the same people IIRC) are more marketing than solving a real problem.
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by tinyhouse 6mo ago
That's going to happen in all of big tech (already happening at Amazon and Microsoft). These companies have too many employees. It was never really justified and with AI even more so. I've been in big tech and directors often tell
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by tinyhouse 6mo ago
Israel and the US completely control their airspace and Iran's entire navy got demolished. I think the US prefers not to got too far as they prefer to keep the negotiation talks open. According to reports they asked Israel not to targe
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by tinyhouse 7mo ago
Less people visit the US because it's do damn expensive. That's the biggest reason for most people. Most people don't have any principles, they go where they can afford. Last year I was in NYC and Miami beach and was shocked
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by tinyhouse 7mo ago
AI made juniors without potential useless, not all juniors.
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by tinyhouse 7mo ago
Yes, they depend on AWS for compute and Amazon also owns a big chunk of Anthropic (it used to be close to 30%, probably less now with the recent raises). I think it's a good partnership since for the most part they focus on different t
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by tinyhouse 7mo ago
Openai is just playing catchup at this point, they completely lost thier way in my view. Anthropic on the other hand is very capable and given the success of claude code and cowork, I think they will maintain their lead across knowledge wor
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by tinyhouse 7mo ago
I think the article has some truth but the author also ignores something important. Yes, subscription costs are going down. But there's a big difference between consumer and enterprise. Everyone needs to build fast now. A company canno

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