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I am perfectly ok paying for windows, what I am not ok with is using it. So disappointed.

I kid. I have it installed on a separate SSD for things you absolutely have to have Windows for. In my case the killer app that gets me logging in twice a year is updating windows. Can't do that on an Ubuntu box! Suck it Linux purists!

ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ 6mo ago

haha, i would prefer to run freebsd, to be honest but hardware support is a joke.

if i were to buy an nvidia GPU the driver would work and be easy to configure. but the AMD driver is a sick joke for trying to install it. DKMS compilation always fails usually because of gcc version and i just am fed up with this bullshit and just want to get on with it, and also not be dependent on the internet to have the utility of LLM code assistance. right now that doesn't include jetbrains junie agent because they haven't got around to exposing the ability to change the LLM URL to your own chosen server but i've registered my interest in them getting this fucking done because junie is brilliant, and if it was combined with a model that actually understands Go, i'll be roarin.

claude fucks up go syntax all over the place, forgetting about imports and the error of unused variables. literally costs a go dev using LLM nearly double the number of requests to use an LLM, which i think is pathetic.

just reminds me of how fucking retarded the tech industry has gotten under the influence of commie fucking woke bullshit.

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Daniel Wigton 6mo ago

I am not familiar with Junie. But vscode with the continueAI extension works well with Ollama.

ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ 6mo ago

support for golang on vscode has always been awful and has not gotten any better in any occasion i have tried it out again.

junie actually fixed bugs in my relay code to the point where it's now 100% functional according to mike dilger's relay tester and it's right now being used by dozens of my follows whose clients use outbox model

i have played with cursor a little but aside from looking more impressive than junie, it did very little better in the way of results that i'm not inclined to waste my time with it any further. for now i will put up with junie requiring the use of claude but the moment i can deploy my local LLM on it, will be a very sweet one indeed, because i've got a model now that was trained on Go.

most devs won't even understand why this matters until they dive into Go and discover that most IDEs are shit at go, except for goland. this has not changed in ...7 years. you are a go dev, pretty much if you are serious and do more than just shitty microservices that integrate with shitty mysql and mongo databases, you will not go back once you start using goland.

i can point at many things that annoy me about goland but vscode is unbearable for working with Go code, and i think it reflects in the output of many go devs who use vscode, what a fucking shitshow their codebases are