yeodev

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by yeodev 26d ago
I feel you. Everytime I need to read a long text I just assume it's AI nowadays and I hate it because most of the time I'm right. I hate how AI writes. How much numb filler bullshit is in content I need to go through for my job.
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by yeodev 26d ago
I wouldn't call it cringe but I don't think it adds a lot of value, distracts me even more & even pulls unnecessary resources I'd guess? but if people need some tamagochis to look at while their AI is working, maybe it ma
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by yeodev 26d ago
I think OP is missing the point of TUIs: They kinda work everywhere. While I need to fuck around with a operation systems native UI libraries like WinUI, SwiftUI, GTK, etc. I can just build an app in the terminal and be fine with it running
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by yeodev 2mo ago
Makes sense for OpenAI but for ChatGPT it sucks. Now - when ChatGPT thinks it can serve you an ad it will not answer you with the genuine correct option but with the one that is paid.
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by yeodev 2mo ago
Same, you can think of China whatever you want but they're really good at giving big tech a reality check when it comes to AI. We now got a pretty wide range of open-weight models (from DeepSeek and MiMo over to Kimi K3, Qwen 3.8 &
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by yeodev 3mo ago
As a "new" maintainer myself - how do you decide when to ban someone? I sometimes feel overwhelmed and I can feel a big uptick in huge PRs with huge LLM written descriptions but often I also don't want to be an asshole to my
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by yeodev 3mo ago
Ever since I found Opencode Go AI coding is fun. I always hate the feeling of working inside a fenced constraint where if I just go hard enough I suddenly hit a wall and have to pay up a LOT more. It's crazy how much you get out from D
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by yeodev 3mo ago
I wonder how much this will impact locally used models for coding. I can imagine using diffusion models that are x-times faster than Qwen or Gemma 4 - where I have to do more "pre-ai" work which is a good thing and can have a very