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by a_c 3mo ago
"Claude Sonnet 5 is available everywhere today at an introductory price of $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens through August 31, 2026. It then moves to standard pricing at $3 per million input tokens and $15
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by a_c 3mo ago
I haven't. Thanks for the heads up will give it a try! I use opus to comment on code design quite often though. It became a pattern that I made a skill for me to ask for second opinions https://news.ycombinator.com/item
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by a_c 3mo ago
I actually use sonnet 4.6 for my day to day coding too. It consumes much less token and good enough. Opus is just too token consuming for it to be useful to me.
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by a_c 3mo ago
Thank you for the kind words! It is amusing that the first few second opinions tend to be all over the places, after back and worth with a few models, the area of contentions seem to settle. Having said that, I've also experienced none
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by a_c 3mo ago
It piqued my interest. I think I’ve found a weekend project
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by a_c 3mo ago
I made a virtual bookshelf the other day https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48687201 Maybe I can plug some of the books into the virtual shelf
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Show HN: Second opinion – A skill to query different models(github.com)
4 points by a_c 3mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Goodshelf – Bookshelf from Goodreads Bookshelves(github.com)
3 points by a_c 3mo ago|0 comments
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by a_c 4mo ago
I like to think of testing as making sure things not wrong, but not making it right. Working, useful, delightful, in that order. Testing can make things more likely to work, that's it.
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by a_c 4mo ago
I can already see myself hoarding all the prints
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by a_c 4mo ago
I use design. It's nice enough for me.
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by a_c 4mo ago
Good break, time to catch up with the code
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by a_c 4mo ago
Indeed. I started coding games/math exercise for my children to make sure they are ads free, and no monetisation shenanigans. I can totally see how it become a new trend.
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by a_c 4mo ago
Don't worry, we can regress our programming skill after 6 months of management, management of agents I mean
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by a_c 4mo ago
I like the WSJ/newspaper look of the site, nice!
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by a_c 4mo ago
Hey thanks for taking the time to respond, appreciate it! I left the comment in a whim. I meant to ask 1. Do your son find it easier to identify chord because of the app? Do they, when hearing a passage of music, or a chord, say something l
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by a_c 4mo ago
I thought I can flip open the book and read
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by a_c 4mo ago
Did it help your son to study music?
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by a_c 4mo ago
For music it is pretty useless
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by a_c 4mo ago
The pattern is pervasive. Big corp promotes a solution that fits their need. People read about it, think adopting big corp solution means they are doing the right thing. Few people have big corp need, let alone everyone big corps are differ
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Show HN: Janus – MCP that collects context from browser and terminal(github.com)
1 points by a_c 4mo ago|0 comments
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by a_c 5mo ago
You can't force people to feel what you feel. One can (pr|t)each, without experiencing, other can only mimic or rebel. That's how cult is formed.
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by a_c 6mo ago
I had the same suspicion so made this to examine where my tokens went. Claude code caches a big chunk of context (all messages of current session). While a lot of data is going through network, in ccaudit itself, 98% is context is from cach
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by a_c 7mo ago
It's so simple that I didn't think much of it. Maybe I should
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by a_c 7mo ago
A browser extension to add a table of content widget into the chatbot pages (claude/Grok/Chatgpt). Making long conversation easier to navigate. Mainly used on firefox. Not tested on chrome https://github.com/kmcheu
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by a_c 8mo ago
The analogy I used with the team was that, set the goal, present the map, and figure how to make a better map. Drucker was about the goal with a given map. It is not uncommon for people receiving the OKR not resonating with it. Sometimes th
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by a_c 10mo ago
Did not expect to see a book about night sky in this post. The book looks great. I'm getting one for my sons.
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by a_c 1y ago
The had a currency swap. US earns interest from argentina by taking USD$20B worth of pesos. Argentina get USD$20B. By the end of the swap, Argentina "swap" the borrowed USD$20B with their pesos. Argentina has to pay interest (quic
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by a_c 1y ago
Exactly. I know I’m not learning much. But it is a healthy/less harmful distraction and I managed to read some Spanish tweet. Can’t complain.
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by a_c 1y ago
I find your article valuable. It shows me what amount of configuration is needed for a reasonable expectation of performance. In real world, I’m not going to spend effort maxing out configuring a single piece of tool. Not being the most per

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