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    Comment #48984083

    I use AI to write documentation frequently. An AI agent, 600k tokens into a feature that it just authored, understands the feature as well or better than I do. It can document, com…

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    Comment #48752338

    From your experience, is it comparable to Claude Code with Opus 4.8? How does it feel? How do the two differ?

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    Comment #48689442

    This is what AI consolidation really looks like. It's not an AI hacking into another AI's datacenter and shutting off the training. It's a slow concentration and slow alignment of …

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    Comment #48648211

    Nice! The world can always use a better data format. I think you might get some traction if you post the advantages over parquet and other files directly on the readme, so that if …

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    Comment #48559852

    I've been thinking about how this will play out. I think there's a Lindy Effect. The longer the ban remains in place, the longer it's likely to remain in place.

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    Comment #48445604

    I wish Linear would participate in FedRAMP. It's blocking adoption at my company.

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    Comment #48357272

    Atherton has a *beautiful* public library adjacent to a defunct Caltrain station. It's great for kids and has a really nice cafe, ideal for VC meetings and networking.

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    Comment #48199060

    Has anyone switched from Claude 4.7 Opus or ChatGPT 5.5 to this? How does it feel? Dumber? Worth it for the speed? I'd love someone's subjective take on it, after doing a long sess…

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    Comment #48135577

    This history of user agent strings still cracks me up. https://webaim.org/blog/user-agent-string-history/

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    Comment #47968668

    This is fun. Artsy, poignant, narrative. It reminds me of the fun internet, like in 2001.

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    Comment #47867110

    Is anyone else noticing that the benchmarks for Claude 4.7 don't specify the token window? Cursor, and LiteLLM at my company, limit the token window to 200k. It feels like to me li…

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    Comment #47394547

    I really appreciate the author for writing this. I learned years ago that I when I write code after 10 PM, I'm go backward instead of forward. It was easy to see, because the test …

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    Comment #46532908

    When did white flour bread become a whole grain? There's a picture of a loaf of bread next to the word "whole grains".

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    Comment #44446184

    I'm excited to see these improvements but, none of them are enough to make up for inconvenience of having to start a new conversation (/clear) after every task. I've been using Gem…

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    Comment #43988485

    AlphaEvolve is confirming evidence of an intelligence explosion. The key ingredient for an intelligence explosion is AI accelerating development of AI. This is it. It’s happening.

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    How do I help a key employee stuck in Kafkaesque immigration limbo?

    I'm an engineering manager at a mature YC company. I work with an extremely talented and hard working machine learning engineer in Armenia. He received a Special Talents permit to …

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    Comment #24990847

    Fox News disables its election probability, but leaves up the broken page.

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    Comment #24334524

    This is wrong. The link says $68.34 per week, not per month.

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