BowBun

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by BowBun 5mo ago
Much like Windows threads with people experience strange bugs without knowing any of their workloads and tools, it's impossible to say. We've got a team of 30 using it full time, and as a member of end leadership I would be hearin
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by BowBun 5mo ago
Managing risk is a negotiation across parties, not just ponying up the cash. Personnel completes steps that are still physical requirements, usually by law. I think those are two things Anthropic isn't going to want to get into anytime
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by BowBun 5mo ago
The heavy users of Claude at my job disagree (me included), our work gets shipped and the quality has increased by all metrics. Are you talking about enterprise or consumer Claude subscriptions? I think they're serving drastic differen
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by BowBun 5mo ago
I work in a space where one could imagine a Claude replacing our product. I think someone stated it clearly - they can't take on these kinds of businesses until they build out the risk side and the personnel, all of which is a human pr
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by BowBun 5mo ago
Good on NPR. These markets are a cancer on society and should be outlawed further.
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by BowBun 5mo ago
Be surprised, I guess - https://www.nyc.gov/site/lmcr/progress/battery-coastal-resil... This project in NYC has been going on for a bit. The difference is LA has a GDP of about $340B+, while NY has a GDP of $
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by BowBun 5mo ago
I am European, I have had this discussion with Europeans back home from various countries. This is a common point of confusion. Do you have something to add?
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by BowBun 5mo ago
Yep, this has been my experience over 15 years in startups as well. There are barely any punishments, so there is no incentive for startups to change how they operate.
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by BowBun 5mo ago
Yes, this is a common point of confusion when talking to Europeans about racial issues in the US (as I found out myself recently). Race in our contexts refers to your background/birthplace/heritage. On our government forms: "
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by BowBun 6mo ago
I don't understand how decisions like these align with the supposed "America First" rhetoric coming from the same side. Specifically - this deal is being led by the son of the president of the USA who was elected on promises
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by BowBun 6mo ago
In industry, the cost is more than 100/mo for engineers. With increased adoption and what I know now, I expect full time devs to rack up $500-$2000 usage bills if they're going full parallel agentic dev. Personal usage for project
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by BowBun 6mo ago
What scale is this story operating at? My experience managing a fleet of services is that my job would take 10x as long without k8s. It's hard, not bad.
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by BowBun 6mo ago
Howdy, love your product. My coworker and I have literally been begging our coworkers to give it a try. To me, it was the key tool to 'get it' (coming from Cursor) when going from single threaded agentic dev to parallel agentic de
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by BowBun 6mo ago
I think it's also telling that when asked for Mozilla's contributions, the only reply was "but everyone else is worse!".
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by BowBun 6mo ago
I'm somewhat a fan of Mozilla, but their weak governance with regards to actual plans for the future, a couple of questionable partnerships, and the graveyard of products makes it hard to trust based on a 15+ year-old reputation. Would
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by BowBun 6mo ago
This is my experience as well. At work, our team is 50/50 on 'mastery' of current AI tools. All of us using parallel agentic workflows have our own flavor of tooling. I'm not convinced there's an agreement yet on wh
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by BowBun 6mo ago
All this for a $35K contract, that sucks.
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by BowBun 7mo ago
Then go bet on it! Why are you telling us?
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by BowBun 7mo ago
that's Pile!
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by BowBun 7mo ago
Happy to share more info, I truly want Linux to be as good as the competition! I had no true technical complaints, only UX ones. Copying from another reply: > I'm on a Radeon card, 2 monitors of different resolutions, 1xDP 1xHDMI. I
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by BowBun 7mo ago
Honestly I'm a regular user on my home PC which is what I was talking about in my comment. Discord, music player, games through GeForce Now/Steam, some coding. I went through a default install, didn't really tweak much and wa
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by BowBun 7mo ago
I did not. While I am open to switching to Linux desktop for my primary PC, I'm not open to troubleshooting that level of software in my free time. As a FOSS maintainer I have the utmost respect and admiration for the effort and work d
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by BowBun 7mo ago
The specific thing I noticed was that, when pressing alt-tab the very first time, there was a noticeable, variable delay for the actual window previews to appear. I don't care as much about the window previews, but the delay in feedbac
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by BowBun 7mo ago
As someone who was trying to switch to Linux desktop for the first time, I didn't research all the many options available and didn't try multiple ones. I read that KDE was kind of 'bleeding edge' (I know this is a hot to
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by BowBun 7mo ago
> Who is forced to use it? Just use X11, as you said (many times) you do already. This is my understanding of his actual concern - Linux corps are pushing Wayland as a replacement for X11 when it is full of issues. Anecdotally my experie
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by BowBun 7mo ago
Do you want it to be? I think it's safe to assume that most comments are _not_ legal advice.
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by BowBun 7mo ago
This is classic engineering missing the forest for the trees. The answer to your question is: same as we always did before! Do you talk to friends? Colleagues? Family? You definitely chat with us here on HN. All of these people share things
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by BowBun 7mo ago
By posting comments on this site, you are relinquishing your right to that content. It belongs to YC and it is theirs to enforce, not yours. https://www.ycombinator.com/legal/
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by BowBun 7mo ago
We have LLMs and links to TOS, this is easily answerable by _anyone_ on the internet at this point. Comments+posts are defined as user generated content, you have no right to its privacy/control in any capacity once you post it - http
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by BowBun 7mo ago
I feel like the difference is minimal, if not entirely dismissable. Code in this sense is just a representation of the same information as someone would write in an .md file. The resolution changes, and that's where both detail and con

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