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by atonse 1y ago
That's been my experience too. Even though Gemini also does seem to do the fancy one-shot demo code well, in day to day coding, Claude seems to do a much better job of just understanding how programming actually works, what to do, what
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by atonse 1y ago
For day to day coding, I've found Anthropic to be killing it with Sonnet 3.7 and now Sonnet 4, and Claude Code feeling like it has even bigger advantages over when it's used in Cursor (And I can't explain why). I don't e
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by atonse 1y ago
I totally agree with you about the motivations... and I can't speak to how many long term jobs will come out of this. But if this even gives us some chance to jolt our manufacturing sector back, will we start to gain some momentum? Eve
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by atonse 1y ago
Even if it's text, I guarantee you there are way too many angry and stressed phone calls going around. The amount of actual work might be X, but the amount of emails, calls, status checks, etc is probably 50X.
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by atonse 1y ago
My heart goes out to the poor dev that's having to fix this ASAP while multiple stressed out managers keep calling and asking for an update, before it becomes a completely unnecessary news cycle.
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by atonse 1y ago
I bet a well trained model with an MCP with that fills out your tax forms based on you uploading raw documentation would probably do perfectly fine with 80% of Americans, not just 1040 filers, but even a handful of extra cases.
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by atonse 1y ago
Yeah that’s what I meant by it being partial for compassion reasons. They still get the feel of eating the whole body as the article states. But not the feeling of hunting it.
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by atonse 1y ago
I always remember the scene in Jurassic Park when they try to feed a goat to the T-Rex, he doesn't show up, and then Jeff Goldblum says "T-Rex doesn’t want to be fed. He wants to hunt." This seems partially to be like that, m
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by atonse 1y ago
I try to follow all this AI stuff and use AI more (including Claude Code and Cursor) than most people in my professional network ... and I still somehow missed the whole "Subagent" thing... and now there are already catalogs full
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by atonse 1y ago
And boy, with the $250m offers to people, Meta is definitely throwing ungodly piles of cash at the problem. But Apple is waking up too. So is Google. It's absolutely insane, the amount of money being thrown around.
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by atonse 1y ago
This article seems to be more informative: https://www.cnbc.com/2025/08/05/which-countries-must-post-bo... It will apply to applicants from countries with very high overstay rates, as outlined in this report
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by atonse 1y ago
Honestly it feels like desktop software should make a comeback. You pay once, get a set of features and that’s it. It won’t randomly change on you one day. Open source doesn’t solve anything for most people. It adds work if they have to fig
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by atonse 1y ago
That’s what I thought. It’s nonsensical.
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by atonse 1y ago
HAHA. This joke made my day. What the heck does "HORN OK PLEASE" mean anyway? I had seen it my whole childhood.
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by atonse 1y ago
I'm genuinely curious about your rationale to cancel your subscription after the endorsement was pulled. I have a friend who did the same and haven't had a chance to chat with him about why either. I am still a Post subscriber, an
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by atonse 1y ago
I had a hard time taking this person seriously after the first couple of juvenile sentences. Is this a thoughtful analysis or “I hate Elon so will dunk on SpaceX” type essay?
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by atonse 1y ago
One thing AI won’t be able to do is take the blame for big decisions. I’ve realized that companies like McKinsey also provide a scapegoat for a manager’s decision gone wrong. They can just blame McKinsey for advising them to do it. But the
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by atonse 1y ago
Thanks for humoring me :-) - Are there potential alternatives for some of the alerting products provided by the rural areas, that is lost in this process? - Can we also use some of the same tech that's used by influencers, etc to reduc
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by atonse 1y ago
It's unfortunate, but as someone who's been on HN since probably 2010, I remember the ethos of this site to news like this used to be a lot more "let's find an opportunity" – maybe I'm looking with rose colored
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by atonse 1y ago
My link is from PBS's donation page. Are you saying they're misleading people about their own funds?
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by atonse 1y ago
Please check my link again. It's from PBS. Are you suggesting that PBS is misinforming people about how much of PBS's funds are government funded?
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by atonse 1y ago
Can you point me to a good source that actually gives equal opportunity to multiple sides of a story? Because I rarely see that (regardless of which side), the whole reason why I subscribe to things like ground.news.
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by atonse 1y ago
As others have said, the big guys (WGBH in Boston, WETA in DC, etc) will have minimal impact since they have a large pool of donors. But the little guys will suffer more. Ultimately, I think we can all agree that we hope the impact won&#x27
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by atonse 1y ago
Totally agree. But there's a much bigger chance to survive with a 15% change, rather than a 30% or 40% change, for example.
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by atonse 1y ago
I agree overall that this is not a good thing for also furthering a knowledge gap between rural and urban areas. But in the age of internet streaming, wouldn't rural areas still have access to stream public radio? Genuinely asking. I t
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by atonse 1y ago
My link is literally from the PBS foundation. I'm very careful about my sources in this age of constant misinformation.
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by atonse 1y ago
No I totally understand. I'm not trying to defend the decision or anything. But I am just trying to set expectations of what people should expect to see. I'm trying to get ahead of the predictable hysteria about the death of publi
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by atonse 1y ago
According to this page [1] PBS only receives about 15% of its funds from federal funding. The rest is from donations. 1: https://foundation.pbs.org/ways-to-give/gifts-to-the-pbs-end... So this certainly won't be t
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by atonse 1y ago
No idea. Anyone have a good source of how much of PBS's funding comes from CPB? Update: Just confirmed, no. Federal funds only makes up 15% of PBS's funding. [1] 1: https://foundation.pbs.org/ways-to-give/gift
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by atonse 1y ago
regarding battery cycles, what if they used something like a bank of capacitors that would be much lighter?

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