Потребовались мне #ai инструменты для хобби проекта, так как рабочим попросили пользоваться только для работы. Я пустился в поиски.
Требовался основным именно агентский режим с возможностью проверять по коду/менять руками тексты итп.
Нашёл несколько работающих вариантов:

1. Cursor (бесплатная версия)
2. Windsurf (бесплатный план)
3. Roo code /Zoo code плагин для VScode + ai.wormsoft.ru (бесплатный пакет, модель wormsoft/code/low)
   Ни один из них ДЕМО не подключал, пользовался изначально именно бесплатным.

И внезапно, больше чем за неделю - остался именно последний вариант как годящийся и работающий, хоть и не столь умный как наш корпоративный клод-код.

Cursor - самый умный из всех, но сгорает демо режим буквально за один-два рефакторинга. Есть подозрение, что его ограничение не в модели а в количестве чат-сообщений. Примерно на 10 сообщениях предлагает уже переходить на платный режим. Я всерьёз задумываюсь именно его купить для личного пользования, так как быстрота и качество его ответов мне кажутся хорошей демонстрацией.

Windsurf - вроде конкурент курсора, но как-будто быстро деградировал. С начала был вполне на уровне, потом ответы стали всё дольше, сегодня вообще перестал отвечать на запросы. Разочарован этим, так как изначально казался перспективным для бесплатного использования - токенов там вполне хватало на вялотекущую разработку.

Roo + wormsoft-low - самый "тупой" из всех, но действительно работает предсказуемо и стабильно, а бесплатного пакета хватает вполне на атомарные небольшие фичи. Приходится всё-же пинать его за недоделки по 3-5 раз, но в итоге получается рабочее нечто.

UPD (предложили в комментах):
OpenCode - сугубо агентский вариант использования (ну или CLI). Позволяет использовать Квен и Дипсик модели (и несколько менее известных), которые достаточно умные. В лимиты пока не упёрся, к использованию "в дополнение к..." - рекомендую.

А какие бесплатные инструменты используете вы для хобби проектов через ИИ #agent ?
#NeuralNetwork
@rf @Russia@3zi.ru @russia@lemmy.ml @russian_mastodon

cross-posted from: https://mander.xyz/post/52172473

Putin's every move to preserve power accelerates decay, writes an anonymous former senior official in the Russian government in an op-ed for the Economist.

...

Vladimir Putin has led Russia into a dead-end and nobody has a map for what comes next. The first manifestation is a shift in the language used by senior officials, regional governors and businessmen: they have stopped using the first-person plural when talking about the actions of authorities in the country.

As recently as last spring, everything was “we” and “ours”. Mr Putin’s war on Ukraine may be reckless and failing, but it was shared. “We” were inside it, and it would be better for all of “us” if it ended sooner. Now they describe what is happening as “his” story, not “ours”. Not our project, not our agenda, not our war.

...

The authoritarian system can survive for a long time on fear, inertia and repression. It still has a monopoly on violence, but has lost its monopoly on shaping the future.

...

The irony is that Mr Putin started the war to preserve power and the system he has created. Now, for the first time since the conflict began, Russians are starting to imagine a future without him.

...

In the past three years assets worth around 5trn roubles ($60bn) have been seized from private businessmen and either nationalised or handed to loyalists and cronies, the largest redistribution of property since the mass privatisation of the 1990s. It is not that the elites have suddenly discovered a taste for the rule of law or democracy. But even those loyal to the regime crave rules and institutions that can resolve conflicts fairly.

...

At the same time, Russia is suffering an identity crisis. For the first time in generations it lacks an external model to define itself against. Historically it defined itself in relation to Europe and the wider West. They were there to catch up with, to fall behind, to confront. That old axis is gone. The West as a single cultural, military and political entity is in crisis. There is no “there” against which one can define “here”. This is not an ideological issue. It is structural.

...

All four factors create a situation which in chess is known as a Zugzwang: when every move worsens the position. The system can persist for as long as Mr Putin remains in power. But his every move to preserve and expand it accelerates decay. His instinctive response may be to intensify repression. He may start another war. But these actions would only make things worse. He cannot restore the connection between power and the future. He can only make the rupture bloodier and more dangerous.

...

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У меня что-то работает, а что-то отваливается. И только через хитрые туннели работает хорошо.

Вопрос, разумеется, адресован только тем, то живёт внутри РФ.

#9мая
#1941_1945
#деньпобеды
@russian_mastodon
@rf
@russia
#victoryday
#勝利日
Жители Fediverse
С праздником Победы, над немецко-фашистской Германией и ее пособниками.
Всем мира.

https://archive.ph/6fZjC

• Russian courts have issued over 100 convictions for “extremism” for participating in the “International LGBT Movement” or displaying its alleged symbols.
• Russian authorities weaponize and misuse the justice system as a tool in their draconian crusade to enforce “traditional values” and marginalize and censor LGBT people.
• Russia’s international interlocutors should call on the Kremlin to end its persecution of LGBT people and their supporters; governments should provide safe haven and meaningful protection to those fleeing Russia for fear of prosecution.

Donate to Human Rights Watch.

After the collapse of the USSR, the archives of the security services were never opened. Society never learned the names of the KGB’s secret informants, whose numbers likely reached into the hundreds of thousands. Some of these agents continued to assist the security services, now under a new guise. Proekt investigates the grim legacy of the Leningrad KGB’s informant network-a story that began in close proximity to Russia’s current ruler, Vladimir Putin, and continues to this day. In this account, politics, intelligence agencies, sex, violence, and death intersect.

A Moscow court has sentenced four journalists to five and a half years in prison each for allegedly participating in the activities of Alexei Navalny’s Anti-Corruption Foundation (ACF, ФБК in Russian), which the Kremlin has outlawed as an “extremist” organisation. The verdict was handed down after all hearings were held behind closed doors, with press and public barred from attending.

Чо вы где тут обитаете то

I honestly wish they sold something like this North America

I can see the that it means "Where" but how do you say when I break down the words I get the following:

g-d-ye t-ee

How do I pronounce it?

I have been told, that when entering foreign country address, I may be asked to verify passport details, I am unsure how it is when i enter russian address. I guess that when entering invalid address, I may be unable to claim my domain in case my domain registar bankrupt. Thank you in advance.

https://www.hosting.co.uk/register-domain/su-extension/ says:

.SU registry asks that companies provide a copy of the registering company's Certificate of Registration or an excerpt from the Commercial Register. Individuals are requested to provide their ID card or passport number.

https://manage.resellerclub.com/kb/answer/1336#heading_5 says:

For Individual: Registrant's Name (preferably in Russian); Passport Information: This needs to include the Document number, Issued by, Issued Date of the Passport. Birth Date: This needs to be entered as a numeric value in DD.MM.YYYY format.

https://wiki.hexonet.net/wiki/RU says:

for natural persons: passport copy (personal details and issuance data)

Middle man style services:

https://xuid.ru/domains.php - "No Personal information required."

News in Russian:

В России рекордно низкая безработица — в апреле она составила 2,6%. Значительно снизилась молодежная безработица.

https://meduza.io/paragraph/2024/06/07/v-rossii-edyat-v-dva-raza-bolshe-myasa-chem-v-drugih-stranah-mira-tempy-rosta-nashey-ekonomiki-vyshe-srednemirovyh-my-obognali-yaponiyu

The facts:

The number of young workers in Russia fell by 1.33 million people between December 2021 and December 2022.

That is the second-largest decrease in recorded history behind the pandemic year of 2020, when 1.34 million young Russians left the job market.

Finexpertiza’s research shows a decrease of 87,000 workers aged 20-24 from December 2021-December 2022 to a total of 3.2 million.

https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2023/04/11/russia-lost-13m-young-workers-in-2022-research-a80784