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cebert
5mo ago
This isn’t valuable to post here.
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cebert
5mo ago
Many folks also do not and prefer docs
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cebert
5mo ago
> Going forward, companies should budget $100 USD to $500 USD per day, per dev, on tokens as the new normal for business, which is circa $25k USD (low end) to $50k USD (likely) to $127k USD (highest) per year. If you don’t have OPEX per
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If you are redlining the LLM, you aren't headlining
(ghuntley.com)
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5mo ago
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cebert
5mo ago
It’s hard to want to spend $5/mo for this when 1.) The AirNow API is free [ https://docs.airnowapi.org ] and 2.) Many weather apps already show this data
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When Prototypes Become Cheap, Judgment Becomes Priceless
(medium.com)
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cebert
5mo ago
At this point, if I wanted an extension like this, I’d make my own. The browser extension marketplace is ripe with vulnerabilities.
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Mini Shai-Hulud Is Back: NPM Worm Hits over 160 Packages, Including Mistral
(aikido.dev)
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Anthropic says newest lawyer tools are 'like giving an engineer a legal degree'
(businessinsider.com)
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5mo ago
I’m always curious who’s installing extensions like this, that can potentially steal your most private data, when it’s not that hard to just export this information into a PDF yourself. In fact, you can ask most LLMs to do that for you. Ext
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cebert
5mo ago
gift link: https://www.wsj.com/tech/typing-is-being-replaced-by-whisper...
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Typing Is Being Replaced by Whispering–and It's More Annoying
(wsj.com)
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cebert
5mo ago
Actually, I posted first, so I’m not sure why there are two
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cebert
5mo ago
I know we are not supposed to comment on the UX experience of sites. However, I still feel the need to complain that the unnecessary animations I encountered while scrolling to read what this is about. I am completely uninterested now.
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Teaching Claude Why
(alignment.anthropic.com)
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Notes from Code with Claude 2026
(chrisebert.net)
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cebert
5mo ago
Honestly, the best thing to do is go on a free test drive and evaluate for yourself. I don’t see it ever hitting 100%, but I don’t find myself needing to take over under normal conditions.
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cebert
5mo ago
I have FSD in a 2026 Model Y and it does a solid job for me.
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cebert
5mo ago
I’ve recently started listening to Theo/T3 lately. He has a lot of great content. My one complaint is he swears more than I’d like and it’s hard for me to listen with small children near me.
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cebert
5mo ago
While breaches like this should not continue to happen, almost everyone’s personal information has been leaked on the internet at this point. This article seems a bit alarmist on the potential harm.
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cebert
5mo ago
Gift link: https://www.wsj.com/business/deals/anthropic-nears-1-5-billi...
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Growing Engineers in the Age of AI
(jasonrobert.dev)
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Amazon rolls out AI hiring software to automate job interviews
(usatoday.com)
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Amazon Connect Talent
(aws.amazon.com)
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Structured-Prompt-Driven Development (SPDD)
(martinfowler.com)
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5mo ago
There are some people who don’t use Google. I use Duck Duck Go for search. Additionally, with the rise of LLMs I have been using search much less in general.
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cebert
5mo ago
I wish they’d focus on making their platform reliable and more stable.
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cebert
6mo ago
For now…
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cebert
6mo ago
My company currently uses the Anthropic Enterprise subscription plan, but we’ve been informed that’s going away in 2027 in favor of API billing. If businesses are using subscriptions, I don’t think they will for long.
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cebert
6mo ago
Thanks. Missed that somehow.
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