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grzracz

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    Comment #49019934

    I am once again asking for people to ask Claude to reformat their article text to ASD-STE100 so that I don't have to read slop

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    Comment #48610950

    Hello everyone! I made this app to better monitor changes that agents make in my repositories. It's free and open source - happy to answer any questions!

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    Comment #48574586

    Hello everyone! Happy to finally present my recent project here on HN :) The primary problem this software tries to solve is keeping the shape of a project in your head while agent…

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    Comment #48554896

    I think it's difficult to compete in this space because right now to build the "full IDE" you have to build an extremely capable harness (very hard) and a very good IDE (very hard)…

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    Comment #48540820

    Recently finished building cotect: https://cotect.dev It's a fast code inspector for agents so that you can easily verify changes before they end up on GitHub and also quickly move…

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    Comment #48533655

    I stopped reading at "This isn’t just my opinion. You can ask Opus 4.6." I guess this is how AI psychosis looks like?

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    Comment #48515663

    Terminal hunks speed by and I want to review the changes locally before they are on GitHub. Looking through VSC is very slow because it's aimed at writing, not reading, code. In co…

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    Comment #48515530

    https://cotect.dev I was frustrated with not being able to properly review code changes that agents make, looking for a middle ground between VSC and Claude Code. So I built one. S…

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    Comment #48477099

    It's literally a single file that only supports multiple Claude instances :) so I guess simplicity

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    Comment #48476259

    Wasn't aware this exists, good one!

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    Comment #48476153

    While I agree it's not super safe, even CC is installed this way: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/quickstart

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    Comment #48475255

    Personally I have multiple instances of Claude on my PC dedicated to different areas (split between my private subscription and my work one) and it is useful to see both at a glanc…

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    Comment #48474565

    Doesn't it autocompact only if it is about to run out of context? On these newer models the context is 1M tokens so it's quite difficult to reach. I run compacts manually when I st…

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    Comment #47925124

    Seems completely backwards to me. This is like judging Formula 1 just by the raw power of the engine. The rest of the car has just as much engineering, if not more.

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    Comment #47903360

    Calling autism and ADHD "habits of attention" severely understates what's going on. These are neurodevelopmental conditions with substantial genetic and neurobiological components,…

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    Comment #47527529

    AI written articles that the author didn't even bother to touch up should result in a permanent ban from posting.

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    Comment #47105083

    I don't fully get it either. At least agents build stuff, claws just run around pretending to be alive?

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    Comment #47086680

    I'm sure there is plenty of optimization paths left for them if they're a startup. And imho smaller models will keep getting better. And a great business model for people having to…

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    Comment #47086640

    Absolute insanity to see a coherent text block that takes at least 2 minutes to read generated in a fraction of a second. Crazy stuff...

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    Comment #47086583

    This would be killer for exploring simultaneous thinking paths and council-style decision taking. Even with Qwen3-Coder-Next 80B if you could achieve a 10x speed, I'd buy one of th…

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