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Claude Code bug forces users to restart chat, wasting tokens
(old.reddit.com)
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Raycast does it. You need Raycast anyway; spotlight sucks.
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Yes, I was using that. But the prompt given to the agents is not correct. Codex sends a prompt to the first agent and then sends the second prompt to the second agent, but then in the second prompt, it references the first prompt. which is
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I doubt it; there's a limit on model size that can be supported by Cerebras tech. GPT-5.3 is supposedly +1T parameters...
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In my opinion, they solved the wrong problem. The main issue I have with Codex is that the best model is insanely slow, except at nights and weekends when Silicon Valley goes to bed. I don't want a faster, smaller model (already have t
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Google follows Anthropic: Antigravity sub can't be used in OpenCode/etc.
(old.reddit.com)
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Google bans Gemini/Antigravity accounts used outside of Antigravity/Gemini-CLI
(old.reddit.com)
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I'm fine with that!
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Codex changes things you never asked it to touch
(twitter.com)
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Microsoft Outlook thinks Microsoft Azure emails are spam
(twitter.com)
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8mo ago
This is what JavaScript was supposed to be until Netscape forced the dude to use a C/Java-like syntax.
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8mo ago
Ironically, the landing page and docs pages of Smooth aren't all that token-efficient!
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8mo ago
> Specifying systems is hard; and we are lazy. The more I use LLMs, the more I find this true. Haskell made me think for minutes before writing one line of code. Result? I stopped using Haskell and went back to Python because with Py I c
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Exactly! I built something similar. These are such low hanging fruit ideas that no one company/person should be credited for coming up with them.
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Anthropic does anything to keep the Claude hype going; from fearmongering ("AI bad, need government regulations") to wishful thinking ("90% of code will be written by AI by the end of 2025" —Dario) to using Claude in app
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8mo ago
As an Iranian, nothing hurts me more than someone outside my country lecturing Iranians about Iran. Vast majority of Persians are waiting for the US and Israel to attack the regime and finish off this mafia that's kept us hostages for
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How about South Korea, Japan, Germany, and France? US military intervention has had really good outcomes in the past, why just cherry pick the bad ones?
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> I assume that the economic conditions are caused by the sanctions designed to force Iran to give up their nuclear ambitions? No, that's the regime's excuse. Most electricity in the country is used by the regime to mine crypto
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> which by death count is significantly smaller In 48 hours, the islamic regime in Iran massacred more than 40,000 protestors (and left tens of thousands of people blinded/wounded, often "finishing them off" by raiding hos
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It's troubling that most of the free world stands by and watches as a genocidal-level massacre takes place in Iran. Persians don't expect China/Russia to respond, but come on, no action from the West? Imagine negotiating with
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> It's not, because the agreement says you can only use CC. it's like Apple: you can use macOS only on our Macs, iOS only on iPhones, etc. but at least in the case of Apple, you pay (mostly) for the hardware while the software
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Worse yet; opencode uses singular words by default: .opencode/skill
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> Customers simply don't care. They do, but they don't know what's causing it. 8GB of RAM usage for Codex App is clown-level ridiculous.
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Codex vs. Claude Code vs. Gemini CLI – Agent Leaderboard
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Why Go is not my favourite language
(blog.habets.se)
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I wonder how AI can disrupt this nasty business by teaching users how they can self-host much of those services and save $$$. Let's face it: for the normies out there, the idea of having "your own iCloud" is still daunting (a
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Any Lisp w/o image support is no true Lisp in my book. That leaves us with only Common Lisp and Janet. The others (Scheme, Clojure, etc.) are just Lispy syntax but lack the true "soul" of Lisp-style development.
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> Additionally Google isn't selling Go as a product in the same way as Apple does Swift Hmm, Apple isn't selling Swift as a product either; it's literally what they needed for their own platform, much like how GOOG needed
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Swift also supports the ownership model.
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> I wouldn't pick a language that's under control of a company Hmm... TypeScript: Microsoft Rust: Mozilla Go: Google Java: Oracle By your logic we should be programming in Common Lisp. ========== Edit: - Rust: Mozilla
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