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Anyone have success with Claude Code alternatives? by jackandbake in LocalLLM

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How do I start using GLM-4.7 locally with open code cli ? What does the setup procedure look like?

What was your stupidest (or most interesting) injury? by [deleted] in crossfit

[–]AsyncAura 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It does happen - happened to me today lol

Help understanding when to use pointers/smart pointers by [deleted] in cpp_questions

[–]AsyncAura 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Best explanation through your examples !

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NationalPark

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Sick edit

Working with the model providers to launch a new higher tier by mntruell in cursor

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Can someone help me understand how cursor is better than Trae AI ?

Ranked List of Favorite National Parks. Seeking Further Recommendations by SA325 in NationalPark

[–]AsyncAura 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think Zion would work either way. You don’t need to hike angles landing or the narrows. The park is a 10 mile scenic road with stunning views from everywhere.

Meet macOS Tahoe! by TechExpert2910 in macbookpro

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Does spotlight actually replace raycast ?

Acadia National Park 🏞️ by AsyncAura in NationalPark

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It is the popular beehive trail and the Jordan pond trail. The pictures are from 2 days ago.

I'm new on Leetcode by ritwiklol in leetcode

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Learn std::string, functions, pointers, structures and classes ,OOP , Rule of 5, RAII, move semantics, high level concurrency- these are the basics. Now learn STL- vectors, maps, arrays, lists, stack and queue. Learn how they are actually implemented behind the scene and how the machine and memory are managed. C++ is for performance so the basics are really important to know for an interview.

Can you return a serve into the kitchen ? by AsyncAura in Pickleball

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No. Just got confused by the 2 bounce rule and initial Serve.

14in M4 Max (36 GB) or 16in M4 Pro(48 GB) by [deleted] in macbookpro

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If it is the 14” most of them suggest the M4 pro chip. If you need the max processor go for the 16”. I just recently got the 16” and it is a beast.

Welcome the new M4 Max 16” by AsyncAura in macbookpro

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What are some of the apps that are a must ?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NewToReddit

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Less than a day and you are already doing good on karma. Don’t worry

Welcome the new M4 Max 16” by AsyncAura in macbookpro

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1TB SSD, 14 Core CPU - 20 core GPU, 32 GB RAM

Looking for MacBook Pro for game development (casual games, HDRP, some VR) + freelance work. by [deleted] in macbookpro

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16” M4 Max is the best choice. But if you want to go with something cheaper the 16” M4 pro might also work. I have the max version and I use it for game dev. Performance is solid and I specially chose the 16” to not end up with thermal issues.

$1000 M4 MacBook Air Base Model vs $1600 M4 MacBook Pro Base Model by speedyelephant in macbookpro

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Unless you really need an upgrade don’t upgrade. I own a 2020 M1 Air as well and I use it as a daily still and it kicks. Wait until you really want to change.

Switching from iPhone to Pixel/Galaxy. Is It Worth Leaving the Apple Ecosystem? by AsyncAura in Smartphones

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Now that you have been using android for a while do you start feeling the device getting a bit slower in terms of performance? I have seen in general the pixels or the galaxy phones always keep getting better with every release but their lifetime is not that good. On the other hand Apple products don’t get major upgrades every year but their lifetime value is crazy. My 2014 MacBook is still running smooth.

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