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LeicaLatte
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Comment #48391640
If china captures the market now, well deserved. Way cheaper compared to us providers.
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Comment #46520637
My setup is very similar. After you log in you can unlock keychain by running this command ‘security unlock-keychain’
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Comment #45904169
Completion API is only half the product. Teams integrate these tools into production with nothing but policy documents between them & incidents. The guardrail system does not exist…
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Comment #45903345
Instead of reinventing terminals, what if we standardized on structured data exchange between CLI tools (like JSON/msgpack) and let terminal emulators render it intelligently? The …
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Comment #45903266
A simple "END OF ARTICLE" delimiter in prompts might prevent most of these embarrassing slips.
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Comment #45903223
Great timing - launching right as the transformer bubble might be peaking.
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Comment #45278482
YouTube's messaging is the more frustrating part about all this. Panic might drive more creators toward direct monetization, that might just be the better net outcome.
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Comment #45278192
Mobile apps often sort by creation time in the UI (chat messages, activity feeds). Since clients only see the masked version, there might be a need to expose a separate timestamp f…
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Comment #45257684
I think the 73% non-work usage ratio will flip again within 2-3 years, but not because consumer usage shrinks. As AI becomes embedded in workflows through APIs the "work" category …
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Comment #45216233
Curious about the interaction between this memory behavior and fine-tuning. If the base model has these emergent memory patterns, how do they transfer or adapt when we fine-tune fo…
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Comment #45216185
Liking the package management from first principles as a systems-level optimization problem rather than file scripting. resembling a database engine - dependency aware task schedul…
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Comment #45047224
Very cool. I would probably build this using SDUI server driven abstractions. Curious if you considered that approach to build bitrig or parts of it.
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Comment #45044881
I just hate arrays.
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Comment #44935325
Loving all these Claude Code as a Platform products. Hope Anthropic doesn't ban them once they become popular citing some vague TOS violation.
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Comment #44601228
bookmarking is such a lightweight task (like vpn), compute and storage wise, there is no reason to not self host it. many nice solutions out there, i personally use wallabag. its g…
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Comment #44601204
This isn’t the Apple I remember. Product integration falls apart at every seam, but don’t worry—we’ve got plenty of impressive technical documentation to compensate. I’m sure Jobs …
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Comment #44601151
The video replay thing was the only cool thing in that demo.
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Comment #44601139
Customers are always chasing the next big thing in this space. As a programmer who’s worked on mobile UIs and backends using CC, I can say the appeal isn’t really the model itself—…
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Comment #44174955
Do things that don’t scale taken to another level :)
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Comment #43911974
Add that external payment button and watch my app magically disappear from search results. Sure, they changed the rules on paper, but who's policing their algorithm? Nobody. They c…
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Comment #43685918
i've recently set claude 3.7 as the default option for customers when they start new chats in my app. this was a recent change, and i'm feeling good about it. supporting multiple p…
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Comment #43590681
I would love to move away from railway to Coolify or dokploy. Someday.
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Comment #43485610
Google leadership has had a measured approach and product releases seem more baked than ever, it’s refreshing to see. Their 0 to 1s feel compelling and more Apple(2000s) like.
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Comment #43355329
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Comment #43010186
Might be a fun exercise to write a serialuzation/deserialization library using these features.