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alexsmirnov
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Comment #49092257
"The single worst issue: the system prompt never explicitly tells it to ignore auto-injected files like CLAUDE.md or *.rule.md." - Yes, it is! Right after the content of CLAUDE.md,…
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Comment #49054352
I did run both kimi-k3 and glm-5.2 with Capital One vulnhunt [1]. No rejections, they did find the same problems on my project that I used for testing. gpt-5.6, gemini pro, and opu…
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Comment #48915532
Shit happens. I had my iMac and Time machine hard drives died 2 days apart...
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Comment #48861370
The problem of duplicated code described in the article, goes in a different way in reality: AI does not update 4 places in the same way, but implement them a slightly different. I…
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Comment #48770298
> This happens but far less often than it used to, and the case for full autonomous agents is getting stronger, not weaker. This is that I do not see. My journey, just couple weeks…
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Comment #48753470
If I pay for vending machine by corporate card on a business trip, it looks more like B2B
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Comment #48740547
From the first hand: I was in the air base service regiment, Ovruch ( 30 km from reactor ), 1 year in service at the time of disaster. The average numbers have a little sense. By o…
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Comment #48469166
I more like my high school math teacher explanation: "Put your one hand on dry ice, another in the boiling water. On average, you feel warm and cozy"
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Comment #48360080
We usually squash feature branches before merge. To squash before rebase, I use git reset --soft $(git merge-base develop HEAD) && git commit && git rebase develop - you have to re…
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Comment #47721265
Much longer than that, and was available way before an internet. I graduated STEM high school in St. Petersburg in 1981, and I had several classmates who were big funs of chemistry…
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Comment #47616303
Exactly. I did create my own MCP with custom agents that combine several tools into a single one. For example, all WebSearch, WebFetch, Context7 exposed as a single "web research" …
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Comment #47492614
Almost instantly, compared to my experience working for a big health care provider... I waited 6 moths for IT department to allow me install development tools on work laptop. And w…
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Comment #47485079
> you start off checking every diff like a hawk, expecting it to break things, but honestly, soon you see it's not necessary most of the time. I see it's necessary ALL the time. Th…
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Comment #47393455
The calculation misses subagents tokens, that can be a significant differences. Better to parse session jsonl files ~/.claude/projects/ / .jsonl and ~/.claude/projects/ / /subagent…
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Comment #47318322
This mostly matches my own estimates for pr-review command that I use. But it's pretty sophisticated: 6 specialized agents, best practices skills, CVE database, bunch of scripts. T…
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Comment #47244384
Actually, they extremely bad at that. All training data contains cod + tests, even if tests where created first. So far, all models that I tried failed to implement tests for inter…
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Comment #47172794
Considering how little data needed to poison llm https://www.anthropic.com/research/small-samples-poison , this is a way to replace SEO by llm product placement: 1. create several …
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Comment #47172454
I do in similar way, connect claude code to litellm router that dispatches model requests to different providers: bedrock, openai, gemini, openrouter and ollama for opensource mode…
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Comment #46909625
For me, AI is the best for code research and review Since some team members started using AI without care, I did create bunch of agents/skills/commands and custom scripts for claud…
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Comment #46875532
I did create and actively use a similar tool, but with different purpose: configure AI tools for each team member to use the same code style and architecture guides across projects…
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Comment #46834250
I do use Obsidian on pair with Claude code and git. I organize notes by tags, folders, and links from tree of "map of content" notes. Those documented as rules for AI. All notes ca…
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Comment #46675615
This was implemented far ago, at least by huggingface "smolagents". https://huggingface.co/docs/smolagents/index . I did use them, with evaluations. For the most cases, modern mode…
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Comment #46592863
This is exact the impression that I got. Every question or task given to LLM returns pretty reasonable, but flawed result. For the coding, those are hard to spot but dangerous mist…
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Comment #46481015
This is not about understanding the message, but switching user mental activity. I go myself in the similar situations many times. One example: I tried to pay my bills in online ba…
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Comment #46266159
A lot of discussions around vibe AI coding flaws: awful architecture, performance problems, security holes, lack of maintainability, bugs, and low code quality. All correct, but no…