Today I am leaving Vietnam 🇻🇳
Food: 8.5/10
Landscapes: 9/10
Accommodations: 7/10
People: 8/10
Coffee: 10/10
Best place to stay considering all factors:
Da Nang
for food:
Hanoi
For countryside and relaxing:
- Tam Coc (Ninh Binh)
- Da Lat
I almost always eat local food, but it’s a bit more expensive than Thailand 🇹🇭, but quantity of food is greater.
Average price for a meal: 50-100k dong (2-4$) tea is always free!
If you like soups and not to spicy food is better than Thailand, but I missed so much the pad see ew!
To travel from north to south or viceversa I suggest you to take the night cabin buses.
Monthly budget: 1K $, but I spent a little bit less
You can easily stay on 800$ or less if you don’t travel a lot and you stay in the same place!
Driving a motorbike is a bit crazy, but in cities like Da Nang roads are larger and there is less traffic!
Heading to Kuala Lumpur now!
#buildinpublic #digitalnomad
Building an open-source alternative to Linear with apache2.0 license.
I am looking for people testing the product and report to me all the bugs before the official release.
https://t.co/L340PTMsD7
If you want to access demo accounts instead of creating new one please DM me.
Building an open-source alternative to Linear with apache2.0 license.
I am looking for people testing the product and report to me all the bugs before the official release.
https://t.co/4Bk62rsLdk
If you want to access demo accounts instead of creating new one please DM me.
I recently cancelled the github copilot plan, but there was a feature I was using a lot: auto commit generation.
Since I want to have control on commits to keep a clear history I created a vscode extension to do exactly this.
you can decide what llm provioder to use (even a local model).
https://t.co/ySm8f0d78E
After a couple of months of experimenting I kinda find a way to use them for 90% of coding tasks, even complex one.
I don't know, but I find myself writing detailed prompts and create plans before implementing and in particular using subagents so that the main llm context window stays under 100k-150k tokens, above that chinese models in general starts to get confused (the attention is not where I need it to be)
I use them mostly on existing codebases though, so maybe on new projects they might create worse code if they are not thoughtful of all the edge cases.
One factor is that they achieve good results by thinking a lot, but the trend seems leaning towards optimization right now, see kimi2.7 code
@william_arin@BlockedPaths I mean, do you remember when models ask about the quality of the response or what you would change? that's the part that chinese models miss.
Yes, but that comes at a cost of having gathered many months of user interaction to finetune the model in agent chat alignment, or only god know what is behind after you sent your prompt.
I think the "magic" is either some part of the model trained to expand your prompt or another model doing that job. Who knows?
No way you get a SOTA level of intelligence by selfhosting in a 6k hardware, you need like 150k$ server at least.
You can run qwen 3.6 35B A3B on a consumer hardware at great speed quant 4bit or even 8bit smoothly, but you need to threat this agent as an implementer.
By using a small amount of token from a sota model like gpt5.5 you can prepare detailed plans and give little room for small decision to the small models.
There is this project that is promising btw:
https://t.co/hma44JjhIp