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Comment #49192177
The page design looks like it has Claude's fingerprints on it. Claude design is the new bootstrap.
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Comment #49070514
Here's another article that explains the guy called in an expert who told him "at least $100K crashed through your roof." Doesn't mention if he actually sold it though, unless I mi…
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Comment #49035875
KeePassXC also has one.
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Comment #48984608
I don't think we're far enough into this game to know what winning even looks like. If the US frontier labs are losing, it may have been their own missteps on handling such massive…
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Comment #48914067
Do you even get "answers" though? It's hard to explain, but AI mostly doesn't get the nuance of my thinking right. I'll read a response and right away know it's a non-answer for my…
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Comment #48913939
The article is describing how every harness functions. If you're already using Codex, Claude Code, or Antigravity then you're already doing this. And you get a lot of usage. I gene…
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Comment #48913849
I think the more interesting thing is to actually get Claude to stop saying it. Or to get an AI to do things you want, but more precisely. Ran into an issue the other day where I c…
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Comment #48888318
My solution to this is to dump it into an LLM and a prompt that roughly does something like... Hand wavy list just to get a general idea... 1) Give me a condensed summary 2) Is thi…
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Comment #48870500
And speaking of technology, it would have been great to see the Phase Plasma Rifle at a 40 watt range make an appearance, if only by mention of name again.
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Comment #48824376
Add me to the list of skeptics. 1) A lot of companies simply won't trust Chinese models 2) These companies will still trust a direct frontier provider over a non Chinese company ho…
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Comment #48681298
Nostalgic post from back in the day when he wrote an RIP post for a friend, Dean Allen. https://om.co/2018/01/18/dean-allen-rest-in-peace/
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Comment #48653310
Whenever I see the cost indicator in my harness while building some probably useless thing, I'm reminded that probably everyone else is doing the same thing. Spending loads of imag…
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Comment #48568017
I imagine at least part of the reason this doesn't make sense to you is because you're not a decision maker working at that scale. It made sense to someone at a high level. The cal…
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Comment #47898067
We can't do it. We standardized. They got us.
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Comment #47651424
I never had a desire to post questions there. Comments or answers only if it were something I felt a personal stake in (community that we were trying to bring up) or the rare case …
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Comment #47581799
> I saw a LinkedIn post a week or two ago by a senior engineer with 25 years’ experience in the industry... And how many years have we had capable AI? Maybe it's going to take a si…
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Comment #47527632
Yeah, punk was a bit of a rejection of the polish of the big bands of the time. In a sense, the "horrible" was sort of the point. And for the shock value. But did that really mean …
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Comment #47475560
And you could say similar for the transition between painting and photography. ETA: It's interesting how the bottleneck may reveal the real skill in the thing. Architecting the cod…
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Comment #47475545
Is that what they're wagering on though? Everytime I open X, it's all about the first to some hand-wavy definition of AGI is going to win everything, and it's the only thing that c…
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Comment #47366324
One of my favorite movies as a kid was Explorers (1985) where kids built a spaceship from a Tilt-A-Whirl and other parts. It was an inspiration. Like you, I enjoy programming, but …
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Comment #47344929
Global uncertainty Tariffs War in the Middle East US economy that would likely be in recession if not for massive datacenter spend Oil at ~$100 But we're laying people off because.…
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Comment #47304708
Didn't read the articles, but at least the planners know and understand a map. SO... a map is static reference. A calculator is deterministic computation. An LLM is probabilistic g…
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Comment #47072589
Okay, I was mistaken. The tooling I was speaking of uses Claude Code rather than the SDK. One uses the Zed ACP protocol. I'm not sure about the other. I should have said Claude Cod…