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brumar

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    Comment #48792555

    But characters only exist when we ask the model about this and it does it best to do this projection if asked. Vision model are richer than that. It "understands" visually a docume…

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    Comment #48780564

    Tangentially related: I don't think OCR is the right term and I am generally vocal about that. But seeing this unquestioned here, I am wondering if I am the one who is wrong here. …

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    Comment #48665863

    I remember a time where HN was quite critical to the complexity of k8s. After reading top comments, I can see the tide has shifted.

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    Comment #48626628

    Edit: oh no, so sorry, I am using another project named recall. But not this one. https://github.com/arjunkmrm/recall Happy user of recall here. I rarely need it as I try to keep c…

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    Comment #48218319

    So HR and middle management, legal is ... measuring? They want to focus on builders and sellers but will support them like robots. A great recipe for disaster. Legal is measuring t…

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    Comment #47969080

    When all these "bugs" align with /A self interest, it's quite a charitable view to attribute these to negligent vibe coding.

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    Comment #47739457

    After all, this "mode" was just a system prompt (last time I looked).

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    Comment #47724529

    A comment overgeneralizing the current comments trend to then write something less conformant. Also that: I never saw HN being so playful before.

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    Comment #47319077

    Why not leting upvotes do their thing? I enjoyed this comment.

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    Comment #47290736

    Thank you!

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    Comment #47243519

    I get that "landing a prod diff" means "get stuff in production"? I never read this before. Is this slang unique to meta?

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    Comment #47209919

    For personnal agents like claude code, clis are awesome. In web/cloud based environment, giving a cli to the agent is not easy. Codemode comes to mind but often the tool is externa…

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    Comment #47109175

    Same. In my experience, the first plan always benefits from being challenged once or twice by claude itself.

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    Comment #47083624

    6 months ago I experimented what people now call Ralph Wiggum loops with claude code. More often than not, it ended up exhibiting crazy behavior even with simple project prompts. I…

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    Comment #46807110

    Great list, thank you!

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    Comment #46784442

    My favorite book.

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    Comment #46662120

    Best read I had in months. That,or maybe cognitive dissonance because I spent 1h of my life on it (there is a Dilbert joke just on that, mind you). Thank you Scott A.

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    Comment #46565539

    Sampling seemed so promising, but do we know if some MCPs managed to leverage this feature successfully?

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    Comment #46339288

    Interesting. Skills on MCP makes a lot of sense in some contexts.

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    Comment #46106402

    Lazy from me to not check if I remember well or not, but the dev that got productivity gains was a regular user of cursor.

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    Comment #46014712

    Yes. Rather a lack of control of the subject and intensity of focus. Which piss everyone off because they can't steer it from the outside, hence the "lack of focus" perspective.

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    Comment #45958713

    Yes. I did not look but most probably the non interactive mode flag is used (-p)

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    Comment #45407031

    To find "How many moves in a game does it take to reach this position". Which was a wrong interpretation.

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    Comment #45402066

    This is very different to my experience and I am wondering why. Maybe because I come from chess and can't help myself to compare it with this frame of reference. Anyway I felt that…