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What features from iterm do you miss? I’ve found ghostty to be more performant and aesthetically pleasing and haven’t missed anything

Same, I think you both have great points. Idk how you can debug effectively (the model itself) without reasoning traces

Why waste time say lot word when few word do trick?

I always expose reasoning traces. How else can you seriously debug?

That’s why Mario said “YOLO” is enabled by default from what I remember—something like, I want you to think about what you’re doing.

That’s why I like things like oh-my-pi and lazypi, nothing’s stopping you from modifying it after you install; I find that when I’m working on my own sometimes I brick myself into a corner and it’s nice to see someone else’s starting point for reference.

I’ve tried quite a few, from oh-my-openagent’s gargantuan hooks+plugin system to minimal add-i like wozcode, and I’ve been most impressed by that (wozcode) and oh-my-pi. I get that pi is supposed to be roll-your-own but I think OMP’s config is a great starting point; pi removed all the fluff and OMP added just enough orchestration and tooling back in to take things to the next level. Wozcode is great if you like CC because it doesn’t mess with the fundamentals, it just adds things like batching for efficiency—CC’s system prompt alone is absurd.

Caveat: I’m a data scientist/researcher, not a professional SWE, so take my experiences with a grain of salt. I’m just a python monkey most of the time

It depends on model size I think, but yeah, from my understanding at ~30B and below Q6 or even Q4 will get you 95%+ of the way there

I wasn’t sure if you meant a Go solver or Go the language. Would be fun if someone wrote a Go program in Go

since when did HN have downvotes?

Please say more about accessing HN from Iran, I’m very curious.

Cool resource and perfect way to track this, thanks for sharing

I’ve always loved em dashes…very sad they’re a hallmark of LLM slop now. That and trios in arguments. Maybe I’m part LLM?