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Comment #49256373
Ironically in context of this discussion, when I search Google for "AI Ouroboros" your result is quite far down the list. Higher up are several ’24 and early '25 posts, many of the…
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Comment #49256294
> are those that are only hosting content for the ad views. I might never blog/publish code again amidst all this. I never had ads on my sites. I am not alone in this.
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Comment #49198159
This type of content I use this for is not necessarily directory-specific - git operations as a simple example. I have workflows that are only relevant in specific situatoins, but …
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Comment #49180761
Aren't subdirectory specific Claude files layered in on top? Seems like more required content when the direction I'm suggesting is more like lazy-loading.
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Comment #49176127
You don't have to remove them - you can move things that are not important to every prompt to aseparate small docs that are referenced in agents.md with ,"when needed, reference th…
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Comment #49168849
Indeed - instead of pointless hero images, now we have pointless ai-generated hero images.
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Comment #49159049
The only way I've found to make it work on long term AI-code-only projects is to have it constantly refactor, with the axes of refactoring usually provided by me.
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Comment #49154443
That doesn't really make sense. Assuming the effort is the same, how does laziness enter into it? There are myriad reasons someone might use stationary exercise machines over going…
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Comment #49154313
At my current job I just asked a coworker in chat if the reply was his or LLM. He quickly owned up and the incidence of brokered LLM messages in chat dropped signficantly. Unfortun…
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Comment #49143868
Not clear on mobile that you have to h-scroll to get started. Autoplay popup video ad that started with the corn maze quickly led me to leave the site.
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Comment #49009194
Also, bento: https://github.com/chef/bento . No relation.
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Comment #48994582
Hah, today's 10k.
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Comment #48993302
That got dark.
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Comment #48983374
Not really. When incandescent headlights are mis-aimed, it is generally not nearly as blinding or painful [for standard car headlights]. Mis-aims happen - it shouldn't be a risk to…
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Comment #48912604
It's often interesting to see what the major US news orgs - right and left - are choosing to share with their readers. You see two completely different versions of reality.
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Comment #48843455
You could walk and talk it out without anyone on the other end too. Works for me, at least. People just assume I'm on the phone.
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Comment #48811262
Have you not seen what's happened in this industry over the last decades and the way it's actually playing out?
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Comment #48806593
Oops, I didn't see this reply sooner. Serving as authoritative source seems like the only value something like this could offer. If you're doing it under section 230, you can't cur…
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Comment #48806566
You underestimate inertia, and the fact that the industry has trained people that they must pay continually. On top of that, the common practice is to make it sufficiently hard to …
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Comment #48803349
The difference is without subscription, I can be pretty sure the next major version will benefit me. With subscription,the only thing certain is that the seller wants to do as litt…
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Comment #48708427
I don't know that anyone can risk running such a site. There'd need to be a long trail of proof behind each claim, and proof is getting easier to manufacture by the day.
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