What are people using to interface with Gemini Pro 2.5? I'm using Claude Code with Claude Sonnet 3.7, and Codex with OpenAI, but Codex with Gemini didn't seem to work very well last week, kept telling me to go make this or that change in the code rather than doing it itself.
I use Gemini Pro 2.5 from Zed sometimes. But whilst it is good at higher level architecture on a lot of context, it is quite bad at 1) generating the correct diffs that Zed can apply and 2) at continuing. It just doesn’t seem to get “tool usage”.
Working on a web app builder that generates code via AI, much like hundreds of other tools out there. The differentiator is that the tool automatically sets up a Postgres DB (using Neon) for you. So, it's a lot easier to get started and it can handle large complex apps that require auth and database, but it can also build simple websites. The stack is next.js and code is easy to export and view.
Primarily uses Claude Sonnet 3.7 and Gemini Pro 2.5. But you can choose other models too.
i have a rudimentary pipeline that takes in a ton of data, converts to json & markdown and then i used claude and o1 pro to generate the dashboard. That is to say, there are manual hops. How would you want it packaged / what would be useful?
You need to solve diseases and make the cure available. Millions die of curable diseases every year, simply because they are not deemed useful enough. What happens when your labor becomes worthless?
One of the biggest factors in risk of death right now is poverty. Also what is being chased right now is "human level on most economically viable tasks" because the automated research for solving physics etc. even now seems far-fetched.
You should read about workers right in the gilded age, and see how good laissez-faire capitalism was. What do you think will happen when the only thing you can trade with the trillionaires, your labor, becomes worthless?
Mistral is genuinely groundbreaking, for a fast, locally-hosted model without content filtering at the base layer. You can try it online here: https://labs.perplexity.ai/ (switch to Mistral)
It's very fast, but it doesn't seem very good. It doesn't take instruction well (acknowledges and spits back the same wrong stuff) and doesn't seem to have much of a corpus or it's dropping most of it on the floor because it successfully answers zero of my three basic smoke-test questions.
what do you mean by 'corpus'? It is only 13GB so questions that require recalling specific facts aren't going to work well with so little room for 'compression', but asking mistral to write emails or perform style revisions works quite well for me
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10+ years building web/mobile apps.
Educated at Stanford. Founded a startup, PeerCDN, acquired by Yahoo. Re-built the video player at Yahoo, then the 4th largest in the world.
Been working remotely for clients worldwide including Expo (React Native), Datavisor, Towerview Health, MagicPoser, etc. On both a hourly basis and flat-rate/project basis.
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