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taormina
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About taormina
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Comment #49068993
Everyone’s point is “they have everything to gain by lying about being more done then they are” and “the claims seem at least a bit full of shit”.
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Comment #48796034
HN titles are not the best. Have you ported a desktop title to mobile? It is NOT trivial. This is the next step in a continuing chain of work that builds upon the next and next per…
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Comment #48795945
Alright, I'm ready. These are engineering motivations, as you said. So, which one of these isn't a cost center? Because an insurance policy would handle the first two, but probably…
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Comment #48768073
It does do this to frustrate you, save 30 tokens, and then waste a few thousand more when it didn't get all the context it needed by grep'ping. You have to be involved in the proce…
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Comment #48675859
If they didn’t get canned, the slap on the wrist is the cost of doing business. If we all agree to investigate ourselves and we’re all very disappointed in what happened, what a sh…
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Comment #48674611
They announced their price increases on all their products today, which is responsible for their red day today.
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Comment #48673519
You haven’t seen Apple’s stock price today huh?
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Comment #48624428
For that matter, the new models are shit. If I’m using Opus 4.6 anyway to get anything actually done, then great, we’re actually entirely caught up then.
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Comment #48466085
Listen. I don’t care about evidence. I care about my lived experience for the product I paid for. I used the new product. It’s actively terrible. To the point of not being usable. …
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Comment #48465102
Listen, you can say “but benchmarks, the benchmarks!” all day long, but consumer know when we are being sold a lemon. If it can’t do the most basic of things at least as good as it…
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Comment #48464507
4.6 has been my happy place for getting anything done for a while now.
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Comment #48464502
I'd argue that 4.8 is a straight downgrade. For every type of task I've tried. It's been a gambit at this point. If 4.6 quits being available, I'm out at this point.
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Comment #48464083
Those already landed! Oh, you weren't talking about 4.8?
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Comment #48408817
So, is this what they call Opus 4.8? Improvement?
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Comment #48400516
Did you not see the banner image?
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Comment #48370316
They do literally pay people to do that. Then one of those people chose to reject this anyway.
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Comment #48370299
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Comment #48281637
Get a credit card that isn't dogshit then. You can absolutely charge back.
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Comment #48258584
How long do you think careers last?
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Comment #48025339
The interface designed for humans is poor for AI needs? And the interface designed for programmatic use is easier for the AI to use? In other news, the sky is blue and water is wet…
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Comment #48021293
> Rated 5/5 by 100+ SEOs If you just made this, who is reviewing this? How many total reviews? Can we see the reviews? Did you get 100 5 stars and 10000 0-1 stars? Where did you fi…
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Comment #48014568
Great! So all of this 10x boosting is visible in which economic indicator?
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Comment #47969938
It's definitely not! Now I can Claude Code proof all future PRs into my open source repo with a single commit message.
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Comment #47951051
In the lifespan of Git and GitHub that’s all very recent.
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Comment #47951041
I think I worked at one company that used BitBucket instead of GitHub but GitHub has been the main place for the internal company repos everywhere else I’ve worked. GitHub is quite…