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templar_snow

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    Comment #48824292

    (laughs in American)

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    Comment #48560548

    Of course, it still requires tremendous domain knowledge, although that domain knowledge is faster acquired working with AI. However, although the debugging trap is of course real …

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    Comment #48545314

    This is great. Homelab AI feels like it's going to fun as heck. I currently have Claude maintain my homelab across all devices; it made homelab setup and maintenance go from "This …

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    Comment #48139890

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    Comment #48139670

    Uh... get a UPS?

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    Comment #47969714

    Excellent work - thank you!

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    Comment #47818635

    You mean this? https://github.com/mksglu/context-mode Is it actually good or is this an ad?

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    Comment #47817781

    It eats even the Max plan like crazy.

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    Comment #47817701

    To be fair, reading the New York Times is a safety risk for any intelligent life form these days. But still.

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    Comment #47817681

    Brutal. I've been noticing that 4.7 eats my Max Subscription like crazy even when I do my best to juggle tasks (or tell 4.7 to use subagents with) Sonnet 4.6 Medium and Haiku. Woul…

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    Comment #47721011

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    Comment #46952572

    As an ethical conundrum, this one is clear. The safety of women and children online (human trafficking, r*pe and child abuse networks openly coordinate at industrial scale on Disco…

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    Comment #46298523

    I can definitely hope for more competition and new providers, yes - good point

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    Comment #46294785

    Absolutely ridiculous. Just absolutely abhorrent and downright abusive move on Microsoft's part.

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    Comment #44990302

    Glorious.

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    Comment #29912849

    Most endearing esoteric programming language yet. Your aunt will love it