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oefrha

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    Unlikely to be the product manager, but absolutely the product manager mentality. How can people live without our product? Reality check: people fucking manage in the real world. E…

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    Comment #49178927

    Huh? According to https://seoulhomes.kr/en/properties/prices/ , in Q1 2026, the average apartment in Seoul sells for ~₩1.2B, ~₩45M per 3.3sqm, that's ~840k USD and ~9.6k USD per sq…

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    Comment #49150886

    Now, if only that code you write for iOS 27 can also work on older versions of iOS, instead of having to maintain legacy code for old versions forever…

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    Comment #49140269

    Cursor as an editor/IDE when you take away LLM features is just a worse VSCode (1) lacking some useful first party features, e.g. highlight of staged changes; (2) where a significa…

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    Comment #49105065

    From a quick skim, the paper does a really bad job at answering the question in everyone’s mind when they see the title. Like, OpenAI is at the top in terms of citations, but as we…

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    Comment #49092334

    No, Pro is $100 or $200/mo. Even Plus is $20/mo. Where's this $10/mo Pro plan?

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    Comment #49069323

    Not sure if it’s just me but in Codex, GPT-5.6-Sol and IIRC older 5.5 models can stop dead in the track a couple times a day saying “model is at capacity” (paraphrasing). Then I wa…

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    Comment #49021612

    > Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has argued that open-weight models are harder to keep safe because, once their weights are released, developers lose the ability to revoke access, upda…

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    Comment #48944494

    Apparently open source models is an officially stated national strategy now, which is somewhat reassuring that we'll probably keep getting these for a while. https://www.reuters.co…

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    Comment #48846599

    There’s reason I wrote high info density documentation and comments rather than committed every StackOverflow page I viewed during development pre-AI.

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    Comment #48828262

    I wouldn’t call it a recipe for disaster, but oh boy if you leave an agent that “hammers until it gets there” on its own with an underlying bug in a dependency…

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    Comment #48806417

    Yeah, I checked usage stats and pretty sure quota consumption on Max plan is not linear wrt to usage by API pricing. Fable burns quota faster than 2x Opus with equal token count. P…

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    Comment #48777422

    I have this in my global CLAUDE.md after being annoyed by all the random crap memories. > Don't start generating an auto-memory entry before asking me. Ask first, write only if I c…

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    Comment #48697053

    Which is a good thing. Self-serving motives are more reliable than altruistic ones.

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    Comment #48684637

    When the biggest thieves are on track to trillion dollar valuations, what do you expect. Everything on the Internet is free for all now, don’t kid yourself.

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    Comment #48640287

    That’s just a wall of text for “malware detection is hard, write everything yourself, don’t use third party”. Thanks for the insight, I guess.

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    Comment #48630076

    > anthropic red lines Alleged red lines. Could be just talking points for garnering sympathy. Big tech aren’t exactly known for being truthful, especially big tech partnering with …

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    Comment #48580237

    Hmm I have a couple Alibaba Cloud servers located in CN Hangzhou region and I just pay with my U.S. credit card, no Alipay needed. alibabacloud.com is meant for international custo…

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    Comment #48573799

    To save you a read of the original while still having enough context, here's the whole section on crypto: > crypto: spec and test-driven development to the rescue > Cryptographic c…

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    Comment #48564964

    Sounds good? They can pay for code they want to train on. There are plenty of companies sending me offers to code training materials for them for $50-100/hr. Don’t expect to charge…