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Comment #49063897
Thanks! I would enjoy a brief exchange, can you hit me up at at dotnet?
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Comment #49062726
Hi ofjcihen, where can I learn more about your professional services?
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Comment #48275523
Another day, another AI-related thinkpiece (that people upvote to post their own thinkpieces in the comments)
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Comment #47857294
Musk must be chronically surrounded by yes-men.
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Comment #47420136
What is a correct, bug-free program? ...It's one that does what a specific set of humans want. There's no other useful definition. One man's feature is another's bug. It logically …
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Comment #47393820
Have you perceived a market shift for freelancers given the rise of AI coding? It seems to me that sadly, paying for getting a few isolated tasks done is becoming a thing of the pa…
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Comment #47110075
Every "how I use Claude Code" post will get into the HN frontpage. Which maybe has to do with people wanting to show how they use Claude Code in the comments!
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Comment #47084928
Suggestion, don't use your pinky. I haven't used it for over a decade. Instead, move your whole arm as a unit, and primarily use your index finger. It takes some adaptation, but mo…
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Comment #47084872
Kinesis Freestyle2. 100 bucks, it's been around for a long time.
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Comment #47084836
Good coincidence, yesterday I switched to a split keyboard. I had been programming since 2011. Main reason for my switch is that I felt that my shoulders have a wider stance than b…
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Comment #47084809
Yes. I'd swear that people that unfortunately fall into RSI also fall into a negative cycle of moving less and favoring a static position at all levels - fingers, wrists, shoulders…
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Comment #47035488
Hopefully with the advent of AI coding, OSS frontends for all sorts of commercial backends will be more frequent, have higher quality, and consumers would be able to vote with thei…
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Comment #46982186
The week that investors freaked out because of a set of prompts on a github repo.
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Comment #46889404
It's not and I really doubt it will, for true SaaS platforms. A desktop .gif recorder (frequent example I've read about) is not a SaaS, even if you charge monthly for it. Let's put…
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Comment #46703746
Why is this at the top? I've flagged it, that's what we should be doing with AI content.
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Comment #46685726
Ralph is, very literally, vibe coding with extra steps. If you'll code a demo MVP, one-off idea, etc, alright, go ahead, have your fun and waste your tokens. However I'll be happy …
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Comment #46668436
Thanks, interesting, what articles can I read to learn more?
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Comment #46667198
At which point the "rest of the world" (everyone but the US) can just threaten Trump with making the US economically irrelevant? That would seem a simple and peaceful solution to t…
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Comment #46664182
As soon as I saw the AI header image I pressed the back button - it's all I need to know.
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Comment #46546874
Hi Dickson, while you're here, would you generously allocate a couple minutes to assess this other issue? https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/4034 It's low-hanging fru…
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Comment #46545330
These are good to append to your .bashrc or .zshrc (depending on your shell of choice) and they'll be picked up.
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Comment #46545314
Tangentially related, I had created this issue which has plenty of support - people feel very strongly about it for various reasons. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issue…
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Comment #46545268
I have all these set: export CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_FEEDBACK_SURVEY=1 export CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_NONESSENTIAL_TRAFFIC=1 export DISABLE_AUTOUPDATER=1 # reduces splash screen size: expo…
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Comment #46527184
As of lately I was thinking, with AI coding I could pick a distro of choice, and tweak it at will in all aspects. Not that it wasn't possible before of course, but OS/distro dev ac…
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Comment #46524698
How has Claude Code (as a CLI tool, not the backing models) evolved over the last year? For me it's practically the same, except for features that I don't need, don't work that wel…