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whatarethembits

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    Comment #47922875

    Because I want to spend less time online. Consuming things like comments gives my brain a false sense of social participation. It uses up my limited "social participation budget", …

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    Comment #47920447

    I'm hoping that something like this can condense a 1000+ comments thread to couple of paragraphs at most.

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    Comment #47920435

    That is exactly what I want. A boring but factual summary of useful nuggets from the mountain of shite that is ALL of social media. For example, on any given day, reddit/X/Bluesky/…

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    Comment #47920309

    Kinda looking forward to something like this, as it has the potential to remove empty junk calories from the internet, hopefully leading to SIGNIFICANTLY less use of today's popula…

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    Comment #47781156

    These would be more helpful if it were illustrated with a real example/session transcript. Virtually none of these workflows move past vague descriptions; not sure if I should read…

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    Comment #47559914

    Do you mean Claude Code? If so, that's what I use(d) primarily for development, and Claude Desktop for general chats. My issue with Opus was that, every time I start a new task in …

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    Ask HN: What's the latest concensus on OpenAI vs. Anthropic $20/month tier?

    I'm considering $20/month variants only. I've had a Claude subscription for the past year, although I only really started properly using LLMs in the past couple of months. With Opu…

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    Comment #46887441

    Almost everything described in the post, amounts to a few hours in total in a given year to do "manually". I agree, there isn't compelling value (yet). What's puzzling to me is tha…

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    Comment #46750322

    Yeah, the fact that Europe hasn't been able to develop another OS in the last few months/years is proof that nothing can change. Stop trying and wasting time; any effort in this di…

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    Comment #46736954

    The landscape has completely shifted now; now more than ever, there's a real need for Europe to pivot from relying too much on an adversary.

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    Comment #45738924

    I’m in the market for buying two new fridges for our new house; this post reminded me to filter out Samsung immediately. I LOATHE ads.

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    Comment #45370596

    > We'll keep support for MV2 extensions for as long as possible I can maybe overlook it being based on chromium, but I don't want to migrate to a new browser and have to migrate ag…

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    Comment #45333670

    ...worse overall experience... Worse how? RAM, SSD and main board can be upgraded as an when needed, which is the point. I like Framework's aesthetics more than MacBook already, an…

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    Comment #45333396

    I don't own a Framework (yet), as I don't believe its the right product for me at this stage. I can't afford to get caught out without battery when out and about. What attracts me …

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    Comment #45333176

    Battery life is the only thing stopping me from getting out of the Apple ecosystem. As soon as a viable Linux laptop with "enough" battery life becomes available, I'll make the swi…

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    Comment #45332082

    This is disappointing from DHH. He tends to carry a lot of criticism online, and based on my exposure to his ideas in long form media, I tend to agree with him more than not. Howev…

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    Comment #45281834

    If this leads to lower quality videos, due to change in incentives, for certain segments, then I would consider it a WIN for users. For the portion of users for whom the lower qual…

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    Comment #45212998

    Rhetorical: What does it say about America that a large portion of its citizens (assuming OPs feelings are not unique) fear being a victim of genocide? Can't say I've met anyone fr…

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    Comment #44812370

    I generally recognise utility of AI, but on this particular point, it has been a net negative if I were to add up the time I wasted by believing a summarised answer, got some lengt…

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    Comment #44614893

    I can’t read any text on homepage with iOS Safari as first few characters/words of each sentence is cut off. Text justification is different on different pages. Vertical spacing an…

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    Comment #44323913

    I'm curious where this ends up going. Personally I think its a mistake; at least at "team" level. One of the most valuable things about a software or framework dictating how things…

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    Comment #44323875

    Its early days. Agree with your point that the "vision" of the future laid out by tech people doesn't have much of a chance of becoming (accepted) reality, because its necessarily …

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    Comment #44209205

    With (most) note taking systems, you’re supposed to periodically “clean house/review”, which among other things, avoids the problem you’re describing. I don’t do it often myself tb…

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    Comment #44160914

    Honestly, its mind boggling. Am I the worst prompter ever? I have three python files (~4k LOC total) that I wanted to refactor with help from Claude 4 (Opus and Sonnet) and I follo…

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    Comment #43884030

    This issue doesn't get enough attention; apart from the obvious implications on bad UX, I find myself losing interest in a project after realising its broken in so many subtle and …