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Quill pricing is too high$12/mo is ridiculous when Obsidian is free. The app is nice but not that nice. $12/mo is ridiculous when Obsidian is free. The app is nice but not that nice.view source ↗
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The sync feature is unreliable — lost a note yesterday after a conflict. Scary for a notes app. The sync feature is unreliable — lost a note yesterday after a conflict. Scary for a notes app.view source ↗
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Quill's markdown export is broken for nested lists. Reported it twice, no response. Quill's markdown export is broken for nested lists. Reported it twice, no response.view source ↗
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The pricing jumped to $12/mo which feels steep for a notes app. Otherwise solid. The pricing jumped to $12/mo which feels steep for a notes app. Otherwise solid.view source ↗
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Which tools do Claude, Codex and Cursor choose? We measured 17k runs to find outThey said as of aug 23rd it's 100% rollout. I've noticed 0 improvement. If anything a downgrade. The agents often refuse to use the tools after 1 try because the results are so trash. An open ticket that shows my biggest gripe with the write tool https://github.com/cline/cline/issues/13276 I guess the mistake count is … They said as of aug 23rd it's 100% rollout. I've noticed 0 improvement. If anything a downgrade. The agents often refuse to use the tools after 1 try because the results are so trash. An open ticket that shows my biggest gripe with the write tool https://github.com/cline/cline/issues/13276 I guess the mistake count is down though. But that's because it's bypassing all the tools and just running commandsview source ↗
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Which tools do Claude, Codex and Cursor choose? We measured 17k runs to find outBecause they're thinking like I did going into the article. Harnesses like Claude expose "tools" to the agent. I usually use Cline but I'm giving up on it for this exact reason. Cline tells the model "you tell me to write a file, I'll get it done" and then it messes everything up, causes tones of errors, and the model … Because they're thinking like I did going into the article. Harnesses like Claude expose "tools" to the agent. I usually use Cline but I'm giving up on it for this exact reason. Cline tells the model "you tell me to write a file, I'll get it done" and then it messes everything up, causes tones of errors, and the model goes "wow that's a broken tool. I'm going to write a python script to write the file instead"view source ↗
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Qwen3.8-27B100k is all the context I have ram for, this is with any auto-compact turned off. This is using Cline in vs code. I’m sure I could tune the system prompt and mode switching more to work better with this specific model, but I haven’t gone down the custom harness rabbit hole yet. And this is also specifically for the 1bi… 100k is all the context I have ram for, this is with any auto-compact turned off. This is using Cline in vs code. I’m sure I could tune the system prompt and mode switching more to work better with this specific model, but I haven’t gone down the custom harness rabbit hole yet. And this is also specifically for the 1bit quant version. I don’t think the fp8 or even fp4 versions have this issue, but I haven’t tried those muchview source ↗
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DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731Caching makes a huge difference to cost. On Fireworks AI, for example, if it hits the cache, you pay only 20%. And uncached is just $0.14/M tokens for DSV4-0731! I get entire re-architecture projects (with new tests and documentation) done for mere dollars. DSV4-0731 is a daily driver for me. But note that you have to … Caching makes a huge difference to cost. On Fireworks AI, for example, if it hits the cache, you pay only 20%. And uncached is just $0.14/M tokens for DSV4-0731! I get entire re-architecture projects (with new tests and documentation) done for mere dollars. DSV4-0731 is a daily driver for me. But note that you have to use Cline (or other harness) if using vscode. I was shocked at how poor the recent versions of GitHub Copilot are at using the cache (with Fireworks AI, but I believe it's a more generic problem). https://x.com/vijucat/status/2085415745144672492?s=20view source ↗