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Top Comments (10)
Last week this guy was talking same things about Hermes.
You already thought thousands of students when we did not know it existed.
Build real coding agents with pi: https://www.davidondrej.com/pi-agent-course
8:27 the only date format is the YYYYMMDDHH24MiSS, naturally sortable
Last week Hermes was insane, today pi is insane, tomorrow a new thing will be the insanest…important thing is to continue clicking and clicking!
Been using pi now for a few months and it’s genuinely the greatest agentic coding experience I’ve ever had. It can just customize anything— the extensions are limitless —- I found a really solid rewrite of pi in rust — built my own harness out of those principles in rust —- 24mbs with all the same features of pi
regarding the prompt "/short" that is "make your answer simpler and shorter", even quicker is "TLDR" and surprisingly the model accepts this and slashes its response similarly.
I am using Pi on a VPS. Maybe I will put it on my Raspberry one day, where I have Hermes running at the moment. On my VPS Pi is using Mimo 2.5 Pro and I love it. Claude is just way too expensive for me. I know it's not as powerful, but it's good enough for me and already working really well. My Hermes is ... well, could be better, so I am really impressed by Pi. Thank you for your good work David, and shout out to the Pi Team, great work, too.
Actually the only correct date format is YYYY-MM-DD, because you can sort dates quickly.
Thank you for this tutorial. I work on tiny embedded devices. I will try to use many of the things you tought today.
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Top Comments (10)
Last week this guy was talking same things about Hermes.
You already thought thousands of students when we did not know it existed.
Build real coding agents with pi: https://www.davidondrej.com/pi-agent-course
8:27 the only date format is the YYYYMMDDHH24MiSS, naturally sortable
Last week Hermes was insane, today pi is insane, tomorrow a new thing will be the insanest…important thing is to continue clicking and clicking!
Been using pi now for a few months and it’s genuinely the greatest agentic coding experience I’ve ever had. It can just customize anything— the extensions are limitless —- I found a really solid rewrite of pi in rust — built my own harness out of those principles in rust —- 24mbs with all the same features of pi
regarding the prompt "/short" that is "make your answer simpler and shorter", even quicker is "TLDR" and surprisingly the model accepts this and slashes its response similarly.
I am using Pi on a VPS. Maybe I will put it on my Raspberry one day, where I have Hermes running at the moment. On my VPS Pi is using Mimo 2.5 Pro and I love it. Claude is just way too expensive for me. I know it's not as powerful, but it's good enough for me and already working really well. My Hermes is ... well, could be better, so I am really impressed by Pi. Thank you for your good work David, and shout out to the Pi Team, great work, too.
Actually the only correct date format is YYYY-MM-DD, because you can sort dates quickly.
Thank you for this tutorial. I work on tiny embedded devices. I will try to use many of the things you tought today.