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They're almost as terrible as perplexity. My most hated company.
Dang people... I will have the 0.1.0 done in the weekend, and finally show something. :)
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I made 145 changes to devplace and they are quite obvious. Please tell me that you see it. It's literally on every page.
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.They do the shit what I normally think 'Nah, they wont do that' since it is a shame for such big brand. Don't they have shame? Don't they think...
I do not always develop software, but when i do muse --yolo --disable-approval --disable-sandbox --approval-mode never --sandbox-network enabled --trust-workspace --enable-shell-tool. So nice, they...
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There's a question that turns up every time you wire a chat client together, and it's this. You set a temperature. The model you picked doesn't do temperature. Now what? It's a fair question, and Go has a very firm opinion about it. I disagree with G
Read this article on Signadot . Loop-based development means agents run longer, in parallel, and without anyone watching each attempt. What that costs is decided by the verification surface under the agent, not the token price. The slogan making the
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