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cp AGENTS.md CLAUDE.md what am I missing?
by JohnMakin 2mo ago
cp AGENTS.md CLAUDE.md
what am I missing?
- verdverm 2mo agomaintenance, being a good player in the ai ecosystem
- JohnMakin 2mo agothis is so easy to work around though. it’s a file name. it doesnt even care about symlinks. if you want this badly it is so easy to do yourself, It’s the weirdest thing to complain about as someone who uses a multi provider system locally.
- verdverm 2mo agoThe point is that the ease of workaround is besides the point, this is about Anthropic's approach. Lest we forget the silent nerfing, the silent prompt modifications, refusals of valid user prompts, watermarking, and lies about distillation. After years of "darling" tech companies coming out of SV and their eventual turn against users, why do we yet again endure these dark patterns for the latest darling Anthropic? Have we not learned from the priors? I invite others to try open weight models, you are not going to miss claude that much, the open models have come quite far the last 12 months
- verdverm 2mo agoAnt is also buying politicians and attempting regulatory capture, not things I'm keen to have corporations doing
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- dspillett 2mo agoOr better cp -a AGENTS.md CLAUDE.md (or ln -s AGENTS.md CLAUDE.md if some of your tooling doesn't play well with hardlinks but does with symlinks) then if one changes so does the other as they are the same file with two links. Not sure how source control will deal with this though, even if it commits to git/other fine Windows users might have trouble (NTFS supports both hardlinks and symlinks, since Vista IIRC, but mklink requires elevated privileges).