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Comment #48884654
Why not both?
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Comment #47757607
> It's difficult to keep personal / business / team separate I have one vault for personal, one for work. I open each one in a different window. They are both separate and easy to …
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Comment #47371528
I’m missing something. What’s the incentive for people to pay to upvote or comment?
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Comment #47261082
Paste from markdown (Chrome only) works _really_ well for me. What are the extra steps you’re running into?
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Comment #47063434
The headline misrepresents the source. It’s not the title of the page, not the point of the content, and biases the quote’s context: “ if traditional software delivery best practic…
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Comment #46891861
When there’s a gold rush, sell shovels.
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Comment #46773957
It very much depends on the product. In my experience, Copilot has terrible signal noise. But Bugbot is incredible. Very little noise and it consistently finds things the very expe…
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Comment #46335882
I’m probably missing it, but I don’t see how you can share skills across agents, other than maybe symlinking .claude/skills and .codex/skills to the same place?
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Comment #46254456
> Anthropic's recent switchboard operator I don’t know what this is and Google isn’t finding anything. Can you clarify?
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Comment #45789881
Cloud only. My employer is still on an ancient data center version. But you can easily write a cli that wraps the REST API.
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Comment #45789845
As-is Gemini CLI and Codex. I run my CLIs in VSC and only using it as a file browser.
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Comment #45680619
They will do it with needlessly complexity that is out of step with the competition, as they did with slash commands (toml) and extensions (skills-equivalent).
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Comment #45659146
> One could only wonder why they became a programmer in the first place, given their seeming disinterest in coding. To solve problems. Coding is the means to an end, not the end it…
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Comment #45622765
How is it different from subagents?
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Comment #45450699
I agree with that, but isn’t it also the case that if an employer raises wages enough to get the workers they need, they have to do some combination of passing those costs along to…
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Comment #45436306
It’s amazing to me how well Fred Brooks’ insights from 50 years ago hold up (plan to throw one away, in this case).
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Comment #45409614
It’s unclear which post you’re referring to - can you clarify which book you mean by “this book”?
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Comment #45355029
It’s just programming. We don’t use a different word for writing code in an IDE either.
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Comment #45317942
Why and why?
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Comment #45317713
Somewhat related, I also find it bizarre that they all but prevent you from getting information out of the app. Export to/Open in Google Docs seems like a no-brainer, but copy-past…
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Comment #45303689
Why are you being cryptic about it?
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Comment #45170817
Because they’re known quantities. We know how to use them well. Right now we’re experimenting with LLMs in order to turn them into known quantities.
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Comment #45131908
RIP BeOS
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Comment #45108518
> there’s an incredibly motivating and rewarding way to learn the basics of linear algebra What is it?
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Comment #45093887
It feels circular. How is learning different from understanding? How is understanding different from knowledge? I’m supposed to understand before I learn. How do I understand if no…