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Re: Garry Tan's Claude Code Setup

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I've been using gstack for the last few days, and will probably keep it in my skill toolkit. There's a lot of things I like. It maps closely to skills I've made for myself. First, I appreciate how he implemented auto-update. Not sure if that pattern is original, but I've been solving it in a different-but-worse way for a similar project. NOT a fan of how it's being used to present articles on Garry's List. I like the…

Your answer reads like a weird mix of AI slop and astroturfing. I took the time to read through your most recent posts, and it tracks with your attitude towards slop in general.

Is there something you don't like about the substance of my comments? Or is this just name calling? Is this not Hacker News? Aren't AI dev stacks supposed to be interesting to developers?

Say what you want about my comments, but at least I'm within bounds of comment guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Re: Garry Tan's Claude Code Setup

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Your answer reads like a weird mix of AI slop and astroturfing. I took the time to read through your most recent posts, and it tracks with your attitude towards slop in general.

Is there something you don't like about the substance of my comments? Or is this just name calling? Is this not Hacker News? Aren't AI dev stacks supposed to be interesting to developers? Say what you want about my comments, but at least I'm within bounds of comment guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

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