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> What's the benefit of this type of stacked PRs over a well-curated set of commits, and reviewing per commit? Even if the reviewer does the review commit-by-commit, all the commen…

They don't need to be the majority. One big company paying 200/300k in credits each month easily makes up for the majority of single users not doing so. I believe AI companies toda…

As long as you are fine with everything your team puts into Claude being retained by Anthropic. Afaik only enterprise API plans provide non data retention policies.

One would think that it could be possible to make a tool that takes some text and "anonymizes" it by making it a little more standard and boring (uniforming punctuation and sentenc…

I mean, video montages of pictures for birthdays/weddings/whatever were never creative to begin with. Before AI they were just some random template downloaded from a website or bac…

> Writing every line by hand is no longer the norm. Those who refuse to use an LLM will fall behind because they won't be able to produce as much > It remains important to be able …

In my company, user reported bugs get triaged and once they are confirmed they end up in the board of the team owning that part of the system (often they also built it, but is not …

Marketing salaries are not high at all

> I think GPT writes code the best. How well will it write in version 5.6? It gives me chills. Heard this exact sentence multiple times a few months ago about Opus 4.6, then 4.7 an…

Used it for years and never encountered a single bug, and I'm quite a power user with hundreds of items stored in it, shared vaults, and access multiple times per day. It's one of …

I don't agree with this view of an "attention marketplace". Besides the HN small (and arguably irrelevant) bubble, most of the world attention is swayed by pop-stars, actors, music…

I think this is some sort of modern academia bias. What you say it is true in academia, most things have already been thought and studied and that's why any academic book or paper …

> and all software dies Can you elaborate?

What was that Warren Buffett's quote about everyone trying to leave the party seconds before midnight in a room where there are no clocks? I think it was at peak of the dot com bub…

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Spotify killed the concept of downloading music, either legally or not.

> When rewriting the entire codebase is very quick and cheap, why bother iterating on small components? We are nowhere near this scenario tbh. Token cost is very high and is curren…

Only small businesses and startups pay $200/month, most medium+ sized companies will have an enterprise plan and pay by token usage to access the security, privacy, and compliance …

I'm honestly confused by the design of SWE-bench and why is considered reliable. It's based on existing GitHub PRs and Issues, the full dataset is on HuggingFace and is one year ol…

I think they need to have the enterprise plan for accessing advanced security and data handling guarantees. Also they set up pretty strict controls on what tools the agents can use…

I work at a unicorn in EU. Claude Code has been rolled out to all of engineering with strict cost control policies, even with these in place we burn through tens of thousands of eu…

I like the idea of OpenClaw a lot, it's a technology that I would want in my life. But in it's current form it's kinda chilling and I cannot see it become safe to use anytime soon.…

It's amusing to always have this US-centric view touted as some ultimate truth while lacking any nuance. I live in Germany and here there is absolutely an expectation of privacy in…