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scuderiaseb

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    Comment #49230231

    I think you’re missing the point. Back then we weren’t overstimulated overall due to constant internet access and smartphones. So reading in the bathroom wasn’t as bad. Back then y…

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    Comment #48699097

    As they say, piracy is the only true ownership.

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    Comment #48640869

    I have been the lead of a very stressful project that was the highest priority for the company I work for and it was crucial to get this working as it was a hard deadline. I starte…

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    Comment #48422048

    Great perspective! As a sidenote, I really like json5 for everything that would be needed for a human to read and it has great support everywhere. It fixes so many of JSONs shortco…

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    Comment #48401962

    I like the idea and even though I would like to have something like this, I still find need for a smartphone for certain things. In Sweden we are basically required to have an iden…

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    Comment #48314935

    So this is how they’ll remove access from Claude Pro to the biggest models. You would need at least a Claude Max subscription for the bigger than Opus models I bet.

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    Comment #48026748

    I use ghostty and tmux, that makes it really nice to be in th terminal and have access to good TUIs. I use neovim and k9s mostly and those are such amazinng tools, AI stuff sure bu…

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    Comment #47895580

    > I do not know how you can do it on a Pro plan with Claude Opus 4.7 which is 7.5x more in terms of limit consumption and any small to medium size codebase would easily consume you…

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    Comment #47894137

    I must be doing something very different from everyone else, but I write what I want and how I want it and Opus 4.7 plans it for me, then I carefully review. Often times I need to …

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    Comment #47880339

    Opus 4.7 was released a week ago, at that point all limits were reset, so this was very beneficial to them because basically everyones weekly limit Was anyway about to be reset.

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    Comment #47480634

    I have found it very useful in pointing me in the right direction, exploring codebases and writing up boiler plate or other scaffolding. However I do need to review and test, and a…

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    Comment #47470505

    The “retreat” framing is too US-centric. I’m in Sweden and European OEMs aren’t retreating — BMW Neue Klasse just launched, Renault 5 is a hit, Skoda Enyaq/Elroq are everywhere. Th…

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    Comment #47459409

    Worth noting something the PR comments are glossing over is that the auth plugin wasn’t actually deleted in this PR, just removed from the default bundle. A third-party plugin doin…

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    Comment #47264522

    I can’t believe it’s 2026 and while I had a 5K iMac in 2016, today it’s still impossible to find a good 5K display. The Studio Display XDR fits the bill, but in Sweden it’s ridicul…

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    Comment #45945558

    This hits hard, not in my programming work which it also hits but there at least I am sharpening my toolset by reading books, and learning things. This hits the hardest for me trai…

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    Comment #45801220

    Nothing even mentioned on WezTerm really?

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    Comment #45061770

    Depends, if you're absolutely sure whatever you have has just two states. Then by all means, use a boolean. But booleans are harder to read than enum values and you're skipping tha…

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    Comment #44766247

    Personally no, I use vim keybindings in the terminal not emacs which is the default.

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    Comment #44256020

    Batteries are the most expensive parts on EVs, they're heavy, require rare-earth metals and they wear out. So not an ideal solution. Would be pretty cool to have the EV batteries o…

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    Comment #44256000

    The sun doesn't always shine and the wind doesn't always blow. What is your solution then, burn coal and oil? Nuclear has a great role to fill the gap reliably.

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    Comment #44168244

    Would be cheaper in the long run maybe but heat, noise, electricity cost and the fact that the models are not as good as sonnet 4 and opus 4 are some things to consider.

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    Comment #44123777

    I'm not a bot but I regret posting that as my first comment and to be honest I didn't read the article before it was just my thoughts from prior knowledge. I've been on Hacker News…

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    Comment #44123773

    Yeah but they should get lighter ideally and not heavier because the BMW 3 ICE has also gotten unreasonably heavy. I'm a huge proponent of biking and electric bikes but there is to…