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    I'm young, what's your excuse?
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  1. TheDcoder
    Sorry if you mentioned this before, but are you using it with the OpenAI subscription? I tried using it with my local llama.cpp server but apparently its OpenAI compatible API is too old.
  2. TheDcoder
    I tried OpenCode today and I was severely disappointed by the lack of functionality in the UI, there's no way to edit permissions and it doesn't show me what it's doing behind the generic "Thinking" status text, I like being in control. I also didn't find an easy way to add MCPs etc., seems all of that is still done via manual json editing. @corz By the way, I tried to get Ternary Bonsai 2 (Qwen 3.8) to generate a cheatsheet for its own reference but it thought for a very long time (~30 minutes) and produced an obviously incomplete document by the end. My prompt was very simple: Any suggestions on what can be improved?
  3. TheDcoder
    Allegedly Gemini's latest to be released model scores the highest on the SWE benchmark, higher than Fable and Astra.
  4. TheDcoder
    I wouldn't really trust those used cards from overseas sellers, who knows what they've been through if they aren't outright scams. Also 12 gigs is not nearly enough to run a 27B model unless you're fine with running a quantised (lobotomized) version with CPU RAM offloading, speaking from experience because I have an 4070 that I grabbed a few years ago, I get the best performance with Ternary Bonsai but it's still not good enough for most stuff I find, and it's still very slow at just ~30 tok/s... that's in combination with my fast DDR5 system RAM which is a very high value commodity these days What's your local setup like? When are you gonna start using DuckDuckGo?
  5. TheDcoder
    Which GPU is that? In this economy?!
  6. TheDcoder
    How was the development process, was it mostly tell it what to do (hands-off) or was it more like working with a forgetful co-worker who needs a lot of hand-holding? Or to be more specific, where did it fall on the scale between those two experiences
  7. TheDcoder
    I'm curious, how often does AI make mistakes when you use it to write code? In my limited experiments, it tends to make a lot of unnecessary assumptions and write non-functional code that I often have to debug, I imagine the experience for y'all is different because I can't imagine using it in the current state. One thing it does an acceptable job at is writing interface as mentioned by corz, and I don't mind if the code is not correct because the UI isn't a critical piece of infrastructure and it's easy enough to test.
  8. TheDcoder
    Yeah I pretty much had the same experience with Koda, it's not really made for precision I feel, but this was ages (a decade) ago so there might have been updates which improved things. I much prefer ISN AutoIt Studio's GUI designer, it lets me design the GUI exactly how I want it, pixel perfect
  9. TheDcoder
    Cool stuff Sorry if I asked this before, but is there an IRC channel where this MMORPG is play tested? I might drop in now and then
  10. TheDcoder
    First of all, I am sorry for straying away from the main topic but I am curious... What API are you using to capture frames now?
  11. TheDcoder
    Gawd bud, you're willing to give a proprietary app-based online authentication a try over the open and offline standard for generating TOTPs from literally any piece of metal which has silicon inside it? I do not know where the confusion is stemming from for you, so I'll ask you a question, *WHERE* do you prefer to generate the login code? Would you prefer it in your offline password manager? Or would you prefer having it generate on your phone, or even as a standalone app on your PC? You can even choose multiple if you fancy.
  12. TheDcoder
    @TheSaint I've been using Codeberg and it hasn't asked me to setup 2FA, give it a go. It has identical core features as GitHub
  13. TheDcoder
    You should add a link to the "Pro Git" book for people who want to learn the basics in depth, it will help them when their workflow diverges from the simple "modify -> stage -> commit" loop It's available for free to download from Git's website (git-scm.com if I am not wrong) and it's open source too
  14. TheDcoder
    You definitely can use it via Wine, long ago I used to run one of my programs that way, but I no longer need it. It also goes my against my spirit about writing code to be as "native" to the target platform as possible... plus I get to learn new technologies like Rust, Go etc. which work on multiple platforms. Recently I've been wanting to learn Dart as it has a very popular GUI framework called Flutter and it is able to compile to native code as well, so it's not just another entire Browser just to run an HTML app on multiple platforms thing, which is unfortunately the most popular way to write multi-platform GUIs these days. Anyway, enough of my rant, I don't want to derail the main topic
  15. TheDcoder
    Yes, I am sure because GitHub itself mentions it when you are about to accept the invite That's true, but on GitHub it's the private users who are able to see the IP address, not the actual admins running the website I know that it's not a big deal but I'm privacy conscious. It's great, it's based on an self-hosted version of a Git "forge" called Forgejo, and since they're a registered non-profit in Germany/Europe I trust them as well. If it wasn't for the community on GitHub I would've moved away a long time ago. That's a good idea too, I'd be surprised if have any objections. Yeah I think that'll be the best for now. Great, I'll reconsider joining whenever I resume working on EasyCodeIt By the way, you say that but you blur the names of some members... but not their usernames, which you probably should blur too if you don't want to reveal their names.
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