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Marciplan
4mo ago
I like this quick reflection, good on ya
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4mo ago
Can anyone explain the financials involved why this brand, worth so little in market cap, but brand value definitely a lot more than that assumes it is; isn't just swallowed up like a Fitbit?
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4mo ago
"Build for developers, not benchmarks" Shouldn't that be.. Built?
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4mo ago
Location: Netherlands Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No, but happy to work US hours (SF/NYC) Technologies: TypeScript, React, Next.js, Supabase, PostgreSQL, Tailwind, Figma, REST APIs, Claude/Codex/AI tooling (not Grok) Web
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4mo ago
for normies it is the exact opposite.
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4mo ago
Lol you still use GPT 5.5 bro we’re all back on Opus 4.8!
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4mo ago
bigCo’s don’t get to do the $200 Max plans, they have unlimited plans but get charged like API
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4mo ago
hahahaha
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4mo ago
I know I can read this through archive.ph (like Bloomberg and Verge) but I’m just not gonna
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5mo ago
a little link sharing app: https://www.bundel.link . It’s gimmicky, just annoying sharing multiple links to friends/family to plan trips or suggest gifts
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5mo ago
If Anthropic and SpaceX and OpenAI are all going public this year then this is a clever move to stick it to OpenAI. However, I'm kinda sus of my Claude subscription now
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5mo ago
yeah, you may be completely right :) ty!
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5mo ago
Adobe never costed $600 per month. They had Creative Suites upwards of $3000 but that was before SaaS
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5mo ago
You mean Sonnet 4.5 and 4.6 riight
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5mo ago
skill issue
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5mo ago
I am a paying subscriber to Ed Zitron and I enjoy his writing a lot. He should at some point admit that not everything is bullshit and there is definitely a business model to it. It is fun to read, though
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5mo ago
every model release Simon comes with his Pelican and then this comment follows. Can we stop both? its so boring
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5mo ago
yes, you are
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5mo ago
immediately unsubscribed from Cursor. Hello OpenCode!
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5mo ago
I also can't understand how this goes so viral every time on Hackernews lol
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6mo ago
in regards of sunsetting, they are better at being Google than Google is at being Google
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6mo ago
these comments are as useless as simon posting his pelicans
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6mo ago
curious how they got Satya wrong
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6mo ago
silly.
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6mo ago
28th EU Regime
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6mo ago
This thing where [person good in one thing] thinks they are great in [all the things] is so, so stupid. And the blame is to it's inner circle who are just yes-folks saying yeah to all the things. Sure you don't introspect! Definit
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6mo ago
no they definitely did not have fewer users than Perplexity xD
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6mo ago
i love you
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7mo ago
Codex announced at 5.3 launch that until April all usage limits are upped so take that into account
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7mo ago
sure can! One of them stood up to the “Department of War” for favoring your rights, the other did not. Hope that helps!
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