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Daviey
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Daviey
7mo ago
How does that make sense? If Claude code can have great performance by optimised caching and Opencode doesn't.. I'll run out of quota using a third party client and have a terrible experience, and the choose to use Claude code ins
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Daviey
7mo ago
56 years and 81 days. If you get this reference I tip my hat.
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7mo ago
Ah, but the ToS I agreed to didn't state it.. they even admitted it wasn't clear and then unilaterally revised it. And yes, I agree businesses must abide by the ToS, it would be too much of a business risk not to.. but individual
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7mo ago
> Literally everyone does this. OpenAI is doing this with Codex, far more than Anthropic is. And yet, OpenAI have publicly said they welcome OpenCode users to use their subscription package. So how are they being anti-competitive "
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7mo ago
You've still not explained why, you've just reasserted "because they said so". What is the upside to Anthropic if we use ClaudeCode but not OpenCode? If it is such a loss leader, why would they even offer it? By using
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7mo ago
Can you help me understand how using Claude Code isn't abusive, but Opencode is? ('because they said so, isn't a good answer)
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7mo ago
"allow"? Under what authority and governance would you remove them?
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7mo ago
And what makes Opencode beholden to that, and not the actual customer (you and I)?
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7mo ago
I know this is a low value comment, but Anthropic always felt like the good guys in this space. Now.. Fuck you Anthropic.
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"Clinejection" Turned an AI Bot into a Supply Chain Attack – Snyk
(snyk.io)
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CVE-2026-29000: Critical Auth Bypass in Pac4j-JWT: Full PoC Using Only a Pub Key
(codeant.ai)
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8mo ago
False equivalence, Tesla also does not run their website from a Model S.
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8mo ago
Metric time would have been better.
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8mo ago
It is a bug.. But not with Ghostty...
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8mo ago
Dupe, this is the authoritative article - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47156925
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8B tokens a day forced AT&T to rethink AI orchestration and cut costs by 90%
(venturebeat.com)
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Tech Monitor – Real-Time AI and Tech Industry Dashboard
(tech.worldmonitor.app)
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8mo ago
Something related to cultural appropriation, but it reminded me of Canary Wharf (London) clocks, https://canarywharf.com/artwork/konstantin-grcic-six-public-...
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I also thought it was only going to impact fixed prices services such as VPS / Cloud etc. But I'm pretty pissed off to have just got an email about dedicated "server auction" products. We agreed a price by auction, and
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8mo ago
Does it have WiFi?
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Tropes.fyi: Name and Shame AI Writing – Ossama Chaib
(ossama.is)
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8mo ago
Is this a genuine question to help your understanding of what has been shared or a snarky comment?
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8mo ago
To me it isn't about prompt Injection attacks, but supply chain and attack surface.
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8mo ago
Because it's more enterprise to open a Service Now ticket and have Joe from IT upload the new content using FTP.
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8mo ago
It's there now, `opencode models --refresh`
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How to Build an Agent – Amp (2025)
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How did you come up with this definition?
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Imagine being the Chief Product Officer Since Aug 2025, and in Feb 2026 you are effectively killing your own product.
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8mo ago
"sustaining engineering model" ie, life support.. bit rot will set in, they are dead.
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8mo ago
If you have decent unit and functional tests, why do you care how the code is written? This feels like the same debate assembly programmers had about C in the 60s. "You don’t understand what the compiler is doing, therefore it’s danger
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