@bruvimtired I have the same problems here in Germany, too π
The difference, though, is that my name isn't just hard to pronounce, it's also hard to explain π
@john_m_codes@mattpocockuk@WisprFlow try handy. it's free and open source π
additionally you can bring in AI for enhancements as you like. i have added translation instruction to my enhancement prompts for example π
https://t.co/uHNxNilAoP
@mattpocockuk actually a really good idea to do so with @cursor_ai's new automation feature.
with the new automation feature it could even be possible to automatically pick up issues and run /tdd etc. π€
@ryolu_ I haven't used Compose 2.5 very extensively for UI development over the past few days, but I've tried it out a bit, and based on my first impressions, it doesn't produce results as good as Opus right away. But maybe I'm doing something wrong hereβany tips?
@leerob UI development. I haven't tested Compose 2.5 extensively yet, but based on my experience so far, it performs better than other models when it comes to UI development. Nevertheless, I believe that Opus remains the leader in UI generation.
@Kikobeats@upstash really refreshing to see that companies still can be honest and not only profit oriented π
imho honesty and loyalty to customers pays off at the end more than everything else
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