jusgu

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Comment · 5 months ago
if you do, I’d recommend taking motorcycle safety courses on a regular cadence in order to practice your skills. even if you’re a regular rider it’s great to learn the limits of your bike and do emergency maneuvers in a controlled environment

there’s lots offered near the bay area (where I’m from) and they don’t cost that much for what you’re getting in return

Comment · 8 months ago
disagree. while intelligence is important, speed is especially important when productionizing AI. it’s difficult to formalize the increase in user experience per increase in TPS but it most definitely exists.
Comment · 8 months ago
it’s not that simple. many (if not most) people would rather be where everyone already is, even if there’s less privacy
Comment · 9 months ago
the issue is unrelated to the foundational model but rather the prompts and tool calling that encapsulate the model
Comment · 1 year ago
It’s 100k per year not per application. So you won’t be able to amortize across 3-6 years
Comment · 1 year ago
Comment · 1 year ago
Have you tried this with o3? I think o3 is much better at this than any of the free models
Comment · 1 year ago
Nice, these “Markdown for X” tools are super neat. Wish this worked nicely with mobile view, seems like a lot of the text are overflowing and margins are squished in the demo
Comment · 2 years ago
Assuming running this new computer interactivity feature is as fast as cursor composer (which I don’t think it is)—it still doesn’t support codebase indexing, inline edits or references to other variables and files in the codebase. I can see how someone could use this to make some sort of cursor competitor but out of the box there’s a very low likelihood it makes cursor obsolete.

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