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@calebsheridan
Caleb
3 years
First mainnet block from @EdenNetwork Relay 🎉 .
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@calebsheridan
Caleb
10 months
If you've made it this long, also try the @.web command which searches the internet for you if you're having issues using a new library or technique.
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Grok
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Caleb
10 months
For crypto use cases (like memes and agents), the libraries you want to use the most are not well understood by the @cursor_ai models. 🤦‍♂️. In order to use viem by @wevm_dev you need to add customs docs and reference them with @ tags in your messages. 🙌
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Caleb
10 months
Reason 3: Custom rules/context. The best agents today are very focused (v0 + shadcn, replit + flask). Get the magical focus from Cursor by giving some extra rules as context. Prompt Directory --->
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@calebsheridan
Caleb
10 months
Reason 2: Cursor is fast and cheap. It has a great dev experience. It enables you to iterate faster. There is a generous free tier. And even at $20 per month, the paid service is cheaper than using a chatbot or api credits.
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Caleb
10 months
Reason 1: Cursor allows you to review changes BEFORE they are applied using diff mode. You don't need to worry about dealing with the aftermath of your coding environment introducing a bunch of unintended changes. 👻
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Caleb
10 months
Even with agents like Replit and Bolt available, I find myself turning to @cursor_ai for nearly every dev task. Here are three reasons & a tip for using it to build crypto agents. .
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@calebsheridan
Caleb
10 months
BitNet models are really promising. Looking for more models to try now, but not many are out. Expect we see some good ones released and benchmarked soon. - gh: - fine-tuning instructions (published a month ago):
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@realHongyu_Wang
Hongyu Wang🥕
10 months
How to deploy a 100B model on your CPU devices? 🔥. Excited to introduce bitnet.cpp, our inference framework for BitNet b1.58 🚀🚀.
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@calebsheridan
Caleb
10 months
Cline is open-source alternative to Cursor that runs as a VS Code extension. @sdrzn is putting on an amazing show building this tool with constant shipping.
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Saoud Rizwan
10 months
Introducing Cline (formerly Claude Dev), an AI assistant that can use your CLI aNd Editor. v2.0 brings exciting updates: responses are now streamed into your editor, a cancel button for better control over tasks, a new XML-based tool calling prompt resulting in ~40% fewer
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@calebsheridan
Caleb
11 months
And some tips for using Replit:.- Don't try to manage libraries or frameworks, let Replit do its thing (js not supported).- Do split instructions into smallest possible pieces of work.- Do ask Replit to refactor its code often to help keep files small.
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Caleb
11 months
Some things that I wish worked better with @Replit.- Agent often asks for QA before committing code, but sometimes auto commits buggy code 😭.- All environments use the same db service, so if the dev process wipes the db the deployed version is also nuked 🫡.
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@calebsheridan
Caleb
11 months
Replit extremely good for prototyping server work and worth trying. Bootstrapping a python api, db and web ui can just be tasked to Replit at this point. Best feature: automatic checkpoints to back out of any bad code changes.
@amasad
Amjad Masad
11 months
AI is incredible at writing code. But that's not enough to create software. You need to set up a dev environment, install packages, configure DB, and, if lucky, deploy. It's time to automate all this. Announcing Replit Agent in early access—available today for subscribers:
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@calebsheridan
Caleb
1 year
RT @EdenNetwork: Alright folks, let's have some So Extra fun! 🌈. 👉 Either reply below with, or tag us in a tweet of, a screenshot of your c….
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@calebsheridan
Caleb
1 year
RT @EdenNetwork: 🌈 Introducing: So Extra 🌈. A new proof-of-concept app developed on Flashbots' SUAVE. Live on the new SUAVE Toliman testne….
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Caleb
1 year
RT @zeroXbrock: 1. How could you prove that your server is acting in good faith? Even though this isn’t a real concern for NFTs, honesty ca….
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@calebsheridan
Caleb
1 year
So Extra ✨. Sealed bid auction on SUAVE to buy extra data.
@DistributedMarz
dmarz ⚡️🤖
1 year
9/ So Extra - - Have you ever wanted to put your twitter handle in the extra data of an Ethereum Execution block? Well for the right price now you can! This SUAVE app utilizes Kettle privacy to ensure that bids are sealed.
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@calebsheridan
Caleb
1 year
Big flip from closed to open source models.
@mattshumer_
Matt Shumer
1 year
Leaked (possibly real?) evals for Llama 3.1. Base models, not instruct. Open-source is about to be SOTA — even the 70B is > gpt-4o, and this is before instruct tuning, which should make it even better. Tomorrow is going to be wild.
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Caleb
1 year
(And today I was worried that LiteLLM might need an upgrade to use the latest models on @GroqInc, but it just worked by specifying the right model names from the docs.).
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@calebsheridan
Caleb
1 year
My first issue using Langfuse is that not every model interface is fully compatible. (It works best with OpenAI by default). Fortunately, the @LiteLLM SDK integration helps keep things consistent. This makes it trivial to grid search across models, prompts and configurations.
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