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vimto
1mo ago
GGUF is outdated in the latest versions of Comfy-UI. If you want a good balance of size, speed and quality you should use the int8_convrot model from the official Comfy Org Repo https://huggingface.co/Comfy-Org/MiniMax-
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10mo ago
I haven't used Cursor sorry.
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10mo ago
I haven't no. I could be wrong but I always saw Cursor as more of a low-code tool whereas Claude Code + IDE as the more professional combo.
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10mo ago
I think hitting limits is a common complaint I see across all the AI tools. I used it with Gemini Pro and didn't hit such limits.
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10mo ago
Yeah I've used it today quite heavily and I genuinely feel it's given me the best AI workflow yet, and I say this coming from Jetbrains + Claude Code. Personally I felt having immediate access to the VSCode extension ecosystem to
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10mo ago
I've been using it today and honestly I'm impressed. I seem to be the exception when I say I don't care it's a vscode fork. Having access to the extension ecosystem seems like a boon to me and I could quickly get a setup
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1y ago
This is a common sentiment because so many people use ORMs, and because people are using them so often they take the upsides for granted and emphasise the negatives. I've worked with devs who hated on ORMs for performance issues and op
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2y ago
haha, thank you for summarising my thoughts on python package management... and very few people have mentioned poetry which is what we and most teams I know use.
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2y ago
It's funny because OPs solution was his docker-compose-anywhere, which is exactly what, from my experience, I've seen so many start-ups running with. Sure it works while you're running an MVP but it's incredibly brittle
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3y ago
Additionally, from the website itself: > What are the sources for the information in the database? > InfluenceWatch > Wikispooks > SourceWatch > On Think Tanks > Conservative Transparency > ProPublica > Duke Reporter