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adi_pradhan

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    Comment #48816643

    Sonnet 3.5 and Cursor proving PMF for agentic coding should've at least got a mention...

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    Comment #48774930

    There is a lot of demand for articles like this. The sort of revenge of the humans. I do think a small number of people have totally transformed themselves and their business using…

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    Comment #48774830

    One of my favorite articles. I see people using this as an argument for why LLMs are fundamentally flawed, but that fails to realize that most humans don't get into the details. In…

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    Comment #48654135

    Will anthropic disintermediate slack at some point? at the limit it seems inevitable that if their cost to build is low they can build their own slack, github, operating system etc…

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    Comment #48631252

    Not surprised at this. The questoins for enterprises are + where can you depend on a black box as a service? + what evals and observability do you need to deploy a black box as a s…

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    Comment #48258288

    Great headline cost reduction, but has anyone here actually used the API in production? I'm constantly getting provider not available at least when using the DeepSeek provider for …

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    Comment #47564099

    LOL you've nailed LinkedinSpeak here

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    Comment #47363873

    This is applicable only to the API from what i understand. Since claude code already caches quite aggressively (try npx ccusage) Also the anthropic API did already introduce prompt…

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    Comment #40928905

    Same. 3.5 Sonnet seems particularly good at React and Tailwind. I'm moving away from other frameworks and libraries to React and Tailwind because of this.

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    Comment #39392326

    Thanks for adding the specific case. I think with testing these sort of limited domain applications make sense. It'll be much harder for more open ended world problems where the ph…