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exactly. Usually legacy code forms when people lose context and confidence in parts of the codebase due to staff turnover etc and ppl avoid touching or enhancing those parts for lo…

No, but not relevant. What is the point of working at a startup if you’re dealing with millions of lines of legacy code ? Isn’t the whole point of startups to create & innovate wit…

> essentially unlimited AI spend budget > I probably spend like $80 a day This doesn’t sound like “unlimited”, I spend more than this out of pocket per day and I have a strict budg…

> I work at a small startup How does a “small startup” end up with a multi million line “legacy” codebase? Something not mathing

Why would dragging it on make the order irrelevant?

I think it’s fair to assume the idea is for it to eventually be more cost effective than other solutions as they scale up.

There were new regulations passed to combat robocalls that forced these companies to tighten up.

?? Edit: I see, had typo last word of sentence was meant to be “blog”

This is such a poor quality post, reads more like a diary entry than a substantive technical post.

It would have been much easier to clone six months ago but today Codex/Claude desktop apps are so feature packed it seems it wouldn’t be worth it. For example, the mobile/remote co…

I’m sure it’s trivial to reproduce but we don’t want to waste those tokens

I don’t think it’s a technical limitation that CIWS systems today only fire in one direction.

Wait, who is “we”? Why are you so invested in enforcing Apple’s IP rights?

https://archive.ph/fNuXP

It’s fine imo, you’ll still see the diffs in PRs before merging, but majority of the time it’s just noise when developing locally. LLM agents also use git diffs frequently, why spe…

Exactly. And I feel the same way as a US citizen. China is mostly interested in geopolitical stuff and getting an economic advantage, plus they have no jurisdiction in the US. Your…

An agent can’t have an “uninterrupted session” if you have to be “forcing” it do stuff.

And Paul Graham wants us to believe you don’t become a billionaire by cheating.