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by CPLX 10mo ago
You'd have to make it do that. Here's a cut and paste I keep open on my desktop, I just paste it back in every time things seem to drift: > Before you proceed, read the local and global Claude.md files and make sure you unders
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by CPLX 10mo ago
Wait, what? Can you please describe this shame incident? Also, I have extremely frequent commits and version control syncs to GitHub and so on as part of the process (including when it's working on documents or things that aren't
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by CPLX 10mo ago
I'm with you on that, but I have to say I have been doing that aggressively, and it's pretty easy for Claude Code at least to ignore the prompts, commands, Markdown files, README, architecture docs, etc. I feel like I spend quite
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by CPLX 10mo ago
Chrome's DevTools MCP has been excellent in my experience for web development and testing. Claude code can jump in there and just pretend to be a user and do just about everything, including reading console output. I'm not using i
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by CPLX 10mo ago
If I had to guess, it's to stop people from acquiring a high reputation with Anthropic and then selling the account or giving it to other people. Obviously, there's a way to do that still. Not saying it's a good idea. But if
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by CPLX 10mo ago
Apparently some here are quite active with it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46211559 Also longtime internet celebrity and occasional HN poster Pud built the wildly successful Distrokid service with it.
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by CPLX 10mo ago
There are laws requiring the breakup of big companies. Not solely because of their size, specifically. But size is coincident with attributes that are in fact anti-competitive.
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by CPLX 10mo ago
My least favorite part is where it runs into some stupid problem and then tries to go around it. Like when I'm asking it to run a bunch of tests against the UI using a browser tool, and something doesn't work. Then it goes and jus
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by CPLX 10mo ago
1. This is certainly a real effect that has some effect on relative wages at the margins in some cases. 2. In 2025 if you hear someone talking about it in the context of the US economy you are most likely hearing propaganda, designed to pro
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by CPLX 10mo ago
> Sacks argued that this domain of “interstate commerce” was “the type of economic activity that the Framers of the Constitution intended to reserve for the federal government to regulate.” They did indeed. It’s explicitly delegated to c
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by CPLX 10mo ago
It's amazing how every economic issue can be solved by demanding less of the rich and powerful and demanding more of the poor.
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by CPLX 10mo ago
The idea that East Lansing, Michigan, can support a regular gathering of ColdFusion users in 2025 is the most astonishing thing I've learned in quite some time. Consider me quite impressed.
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Exactly. It's the equivalent of those people on Reddit or social media in general who make fun of three-star Michelin restaurants. I get that sometimes you just want McDonald's, and I don't think there is a definition of bett
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by CPLX 10mo ago
You’ve just described B&H in New York City.
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by CPLX 10mo ago
If someone is baffled that the tone of a private equity company’s message board is pro private equity then I think it’s an excellent reminder. I think it’s useful to point out that Silcon Valley is a rapaciously predatory and financialized
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by CPLX 10mo ago
This is utterly disgraceful. With that said he did ratify it with shareholders so it is what it is.
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by CPLX 10mo ago
What you’re saying just isn’t true. Looting the companies is accomplished by stacking up debt and then giving themselves the money. Occasionally there are a few variations like looting a pension fund or taking a high quality product and mak
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by CPLX 10mo ago
> I see these private equity takes on HN frequently and am really baffled by the ignorance. Probably a good time to note that you’re posting this comment on a website created by a private equity firm for promotional purposes.
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by CPLX 10mo ago
> The rest of the shareholders (eg. pension funds, insurance companies, endowments, family offices) can be assumed to behave like ruthless capitalists chasing the highest returns, regardless of whether the company is public or not. Right
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by CPLX 10mo ago
Private equity is far worse. It means 100% ownership by a group of sociopaths who are executing on a plan to extract as much cash as possible quickly with no other goals at all. At least public companies have some diversity in ownership and
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by CPLX 10mo ago
Not sure how sound the analysis is but they did apparently actually think of that.
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by CPLX 10mo ago
> Corporations and governments are made of actual people. Actual people are made up of individual cells. Do you think pointing that out is damaging to the argument that humans have discernible interests, personalities, and behaviors?
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by CPLX 10mo ago
I wonder how hard it would be to combine this with a camera and some kind of image processing to actually create a live view video of the adjacent window with the planes annotated. That would be like the world’s coolest screen saver.
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by CPLX 10mo ago
I think there's plenty of commonality. Some themes include meditations on what makes us human, personal development via hardship and sacrifice, and rejection of cultural norms and expectations as a path to enlightenment.
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by CPLX 10mo ago
> Anti-globalization as a movement completely collapsed during the Occupy Wall Street protests. Not quite. Anti-globalization as a movement completely collapsed during the Obama administration and it's more accurate to call those pr
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by CPLX 10mo ago
In fairness, that is an extraordinary talent. The reality is that a huge amount of processes that exist have critical steps where humans have to make judgments because the information (was thought to be) not clear and structured enough for
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by CPLX 10mo ago
I’m a dyed in the wool GenX-er and I think the comment you’re responding to has insight. For those of us that grew up in the punk-rock anti-corporate adbusters rage against the machine WTO protest era the current culture around commerce and
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by CPLX 10mo ago
It’s not though. Signing a lease isn’t debt. If you rent an apartment you haven’t taken out a loan from your landlord. Being conceptually similar isn’t the same thing as identical.
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Is Meta actually obligated to repay the loans or not? That’s how you can decide if this is disingenuous or not. If Meta is obligated to repay the loan and used to synthetic means to get it off the balance sheet that’s a problem. If they hav
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by CPLX 10mo ago
It's a mistake to call it irrational. Consider the example of a person who has been trapped by a malevolent aggressor in some sort of detention they find miserable. The de facto prison that they live in is surrounded by barbed wire fen

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